Flights from Rome to Jakarta from EUR674
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From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price |
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| FromRome (FCO) | ToJakarta (CGK) | Round-trip / Economy | 7 Sep 2025 - 22 Sep 2025 | From EUR680* Last Seen 4 hours ago |
| FromRome (FCO) | ToJakarta (CGK) | Round-trip / Economy | 31 Aug 2025 - 15 Sep 2025 | From EUR859* Last Seen 18 hours ago |
| FromRome (FCO) | ToJakarta (CGK) | Round-trip / Economy | 11 Jul 2025 - 27 Jul 2025 | From EUR999* Last Seen 1 day ago |
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Fly from Rome to Jakarta with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Rome to Jakarta and swap the ancient ruins of the Forum Romanum for a diverse medley of skyscrapers and sandy beaches.
Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, sits on the north-western tip of Java and is home to a wealth of multicultural heritage. Once you arrive, there’s much to see and do. Street food markets, plentiful shopping experiences, and breath-taking temples await at a location that is guaranteed to deliver an unforgettable trip.
Flying from Rome to Jakarta: FAQs
What attractions should I see in Jakarta?
Jakarta is rich in history and culture, so why not step right into its cultural heart with a trip to the National Museum. Go back to the earliest moments of Indonesian history, with jewellery recovered from ancient temples of Java and so much more.
Another must-visit is Merdeka Square. The centrepiece is a towering structure that climbs 115 metres towards the sky. Take in the architecture or relax on the well-kept lawns.
What’s the weather like in Jakarta?
As a tropical climate, Jakarta delivers hot weather year-round. Temperatures vary seasonally, with an average of 23°C to 33°C.
The hottest season lasts from August to November, with high temperatures above 32°C. Wetter, cloudy periods can span October to May, while temperatures are slightly cooler in the first months of the year, with highs of 30°C.
Top tips for Rome to Jakarta
Travel Jakarta style on a tuk-tuk
Italy has the iconic Vespa scooter. But in Jakarta you can weave through the bustling traffic on an authentic Indonesian tuk-tuk to experience the city like a local.
As roads can be congested, look out for walking tours to explore sites by foot and learn about the history of this majestic city with an expert guide.
Taste the flavours of Indonesia’s capital
Rome is renowned for its food and coffee, and you can say the same for Jakarta – you’ll be in Java, after all. Jakarta boasts an incredible urban food and coffee scene, with trendy locales, rooftop restaurants and, not forgetting, street food. With so much passion for cooking and endless choice, you won’t know where to start.
Fly from Milan to Jakarta with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Milan to Jakarta and swap world-class Gothic architecture for inspiring Buddhist temples.
Spend some time visiting the National Monument in the bustling Merdeka Square or check out a few of the city’s immersive museums. Explore the Jakarta History Museum for a revealing insight into the city’s history, before heading to the Museum MACAN for its extensive collection of modern art.
Book flights to Jakarta from Milan to start your journey in this vibrant Indonesian city.
Why fly to Jakarta with Etihad Airways
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Flying from Milan to Jakarta: FAQs
Is Jakarta easy to get around?
You’ve got plenty of options for getting around Jakarta, including the Transjakarta Busway, which connects most of the city’s key areas. You can also rent a car or motorbike, or take a taxi, which are available at plentiful locations around the city.
What is the weather like in Jakarta?
Jakarta has a tropical climate and tends to be hot and humid all year round. It typically has two seasons: a wet season (October to May) and a dry season (June to September). The dry season is normally the best time to visit the city, when temperatures tend to average around 30°C.
Top tips for Milan to Jakarta
Explore Taman Mini Indonesia Indah
While Milan is known for iconic landmarks like the Duomo di Milano, Jakarta is home to the Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (also known as TMII), which features 26 replicas of traditional houses. The park is dedicated to Indonesian culture where visitors can discover architectural examples from throughout the archipelago.
Enjoy the fresh air at Taman Suropati
Just as Milan offers urban green space in the lush Sempione Park, Jakarta has the beloved Taman Suropati. There are plenty of scenic paths for walking, cycling and jogging, including mature trees that offer some respite from the sun. Head to the park during the evening at weekends to relax and listen to talented local musicians.