Published 11 September 2026 | Updated 11 September 2026 by Kate Acaster
This Rome break has return flights, breakfast and a guided Colosseum tour from £139 on selected October dates. Wowcher had the price for 11 October when we checked, and the seller says its comparison price is 59% higher.
It is a refreshing amount of Rome for the money. You get a stay at Hotel Montecarlo Roma, daily breakfast and a guided Colosseum and Roman Forum tour, rather than only a flight-and-room bundle.
Return flights are available from London Gatwick, Luton, Stansted and Southend, plus Manchester, Bristol and Edinburgh. The package is for two adults sharing and the cheapest dates will move around, so use the calendar before buying.
Our verdict: £139 is worth acting on if you want a short autumn break with the big-ticket sightseeing already covered. A city-centre hotel, flights and the Colosseum in one price leaves more of the trip for pasta and long walks home.
How to book
Open the Wowcher deal, choose your date and departure airport, then check the full total before buying.
FAQs
What does the Rome deal include?
The selected package includes return flights, a hotel stay with daily breakfast and a guided Colosseum and Roman Forum tour with an audio guide.
When is the £139 Rome price available?
£139 per person was available for 11 October 2026 when checked on 11 September. Prices and dates can change, so check the calendar before buying.
Which UK airports are included?
Wowcher lists London Gatwick, London Luton, London Stansted, London Southend, Manchester, Bristol and Edinburgh.
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