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CURRENT LOCAL TIME

Time in Rome, Italy

· Central European Summer Time

CEST · UTC+2—— H FROM YOUEUROPE/ROME

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Rome against your time zone

Reading your time zone to compare it with Rome…

Rome compared with your time zone, hour by hour, with the working-hour overlap shaded
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Rome time zone facts

IANA time zoneEurope/Rome
Offset nowUTC+2 (CEST)
Standard offsetUTC+1 (CET)
Next clock change25 Oct 2026, 03:00 → 02:00
CountryItaly (IT)
Population2,318,895
Coordinates41.89, 12.51
Places in this zone33

Next clock change: Sunday 25 October 2026, when Rome moves to UTC+1. Regions change on their own schedules, so the gap between Rome and cities elsewhere is not fixed — daylight saving explained covers the weeks it goes strange.

Best hours to reach Rome

From New York
6 hours behind Rome · their morning
15:00–18:00
09:00–12:00 EDT
From San Francisco
9 hours behind Rome · their morning
18:00–20:00
09:00–11:00 PDT
From Bengaluru
3½ hours ahead of Rome · their afternoon
09:00–15:00
12:00–18:00 IST

Local times in Rome on the left, the caller’s own clock on the right. Computed from the working-hour overlap for today’s offsets.

About time in Rome

Rome keeps Central European Summer Time, UTC+2 from UTC at the moment. Clocks move twice a year, so the same wall-clock time is a different instant in summer and winter — this page reads the offset in force today rather than an average.

Rome shares the zone Europe/Rome with Milan, Naples, Turin, Palermo, so a time here is also the time there. One canonical page per zone keeps the difference honest: the settlement name changes, the clock does not.

Offsets and daylight saving rules come from the IANA time zone database — see IANA time zone notes for what that data does and does not promise about future dates.

Rome converted to other zones

Each opens a comparison page with both cities on one timeline.

Cities on the same offset today

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COMMON QUESTIONS

What time is it in Rome right now?

The clock at the top of this page reads the current time in Rome to the second. Rome is on Central European Summer Time, UTC+2 — the same clock as every other place in the zone Europe/Rome.

Does Rome observe daylight saving time?

Yes. Rome is on UTC+2 now and UTC+1 outside daylight saving. The next change is Sunday 25 October 2026, when clocks go back.

What time zone is Rome in?

Rome uses the IANA zone Europe/Rome, currently CEST (UTC+2). Abbreviations are for reading — the zone identifier is the unambiguous name, and it is what you should store in your own systems.

Which other places read the same time as Rome?

Milan, Naples, Turin, Palermo, Genoa all sit in Europe/Rome, so they read exactly the same clock, daylight saving changes included.