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Sunrise and sunset times in Rome, 2026

In Rome, Italy (41.9028° N, 12.4964° E), the longest day of 2026 is 21 June: the sun rises at 05:34 and sets at 20:48, giving 15h 14m of daylight. The shortest is 21 December, with 9h 08m of daylight. Local time, Europe/Rome time zone.

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2026 solstices and equinoxes in Rome

EventDateSunriseSunsetDay lengthNoon altitudeSunrise direction
March equinox20 March06:1318:22 12h 08m48.1°89° (east)
June solstice21 June05:3420:48 15h 14m71.5°57° (east-northeast)
September equinox23 September06:5819:05 12h 08m47.9°89° (east)
December solstice21 December07:3416:41 9h 08m24.7°121° (east-southeast)

Sun times in Rome, month by month

Twice a month: on the 1st and at mid-month. Dawn and dusk here mean civil dawn and dusk (sun 6° below the horizon). Click a date to open it in 3D.

DateDawnSunriseSolar noonMax. altitudeSunsetDuskDay length
1 January 07:0607:3712:1325.2° 16:4917:219h 12m
15 January 07:0407:3512:1927.1° 17:0317:349h 28m
1 February 06:5307:2212:2331.1° 17:2417:5410h 02m
15 February 06:3707:0512:2435.5° 17:4218:1110h 37m
1 March 06:1706:4512:2240.6° 18:0018:2811h 15m
15 March 05:5406:2212:1846.1° 18:1618:4411h 54m
1 April 06:2506:5313:1352.8° 19:3520:0312h 42m
15 April 06:0106:3013:1058.0° 19:5020:1913h 21m
1 May 05:3606:0613:0763.3° 20:0820:3814h 02m
15 May 05:1805:5013:0667.0° 20:2320:5514h 33m
1 June 05:0305:3713:0770.2° 20:3821:1215h 01m
15 June 04:5905:3413:1071.4° 20:4721:2115h 13m
1 July 05:0405:3813:1371.2° 20:4921:2315h 11m
15 July 05:1405:4713:1669.6° 20:4321:1614h 56m
1 August 05:3206:0313:1666.0° 20:2820:5914h 25m
15 August 05:4706:1713:1462.1° 20:1020:4013h 52m
1 September 06:0606:3513:1056.3° 19:4320:1213h 08m
15 September 06:2106:4913:0551.0° 19:1919:4712h 30m
1 October 06:3807:0612:5944.8° 18:5119:1911h 45m
15 October 06:5407:2212:5539.5° 18:2818:5611h 07m
1 November 06:1306:4211:5333.6° 17:0417:3310h 22m
15 November 06:2906:5911:5429.6° 16:4917:199h 50m
1 December 06:4607:1711:5926.3° 16:3917:109h 22m
15 December 06:5807:3012:0524.9° 16:3917:119h 09m

Terrain around Rome

The terrain around Rome rises up to 1.8° above the horizon (towards the southeast). On 21 June, the sun appears at 05:43 instead of 05:34 and disappears at 20:42 instead of 20:48: 0h 14m less sunshine than with a clear horizon.

DateTheoretical sunriseActual sunriseTheoretical sunsetActual sunsetDirect sun
21 January07:3207:4117:1117:099h 29m
21 February06:5707:0117:5017:4910h 49m
21 March06:1106:1518:2318:2112h 07m
21 April06:2006:2619:5719:5513h 30m
21 May05:4405:5020:2920:2514h 36m
21 June05:3405:4320:4820:4215h 00m
21 July05:5305:5820:3920:3514h 38m
21 August06:2406:3020:0119:5913h 30m
21 September06:5607:0019:0919:0712h 08m
21 October07:2907:3218:1918:1810h 47m
21 November07:0607:1616:4416:439h 28m
21 December07:3407:4516:4116:408h 56m

Terrain computed up to 30 km away from an elevation model with a resolution of about 100 m; buildings and trees are not included.

Frequently asked questions

What time is sunrise in Rome?

In 2026, the sun rises in Rome between 05:34 (on 14 June) and 07:37 (on 3 January), local time (Europe/Rome). At the June solstice, sunrise is at 05:34; at the December solstice, it is at 07:34.

What time is sunset in Rome?

In 2026, sunset in Rome ranges from 16:38 (on 8 December) to 20:49 (on 27 June), local time.

What is the longest day of the year in Rome?

It is 21 June 2026, with 15h 14m between sunrise (05:34) and sunset (20:48). The shortest day is 21 December, with 9h 08m (sunrise 07:34, sunset 16:41).

How high does the sun get in Rome?

At solar noon, the sun reaches 71.5° at its highest point of the year (on 21 June) and 24.7° at its lowest (on 21 December).

In which direction does the sun rise in Rome?

Almost due east at the equinoxes (azimuth 89°). At the June solstice, it rises in the east-northeast (azimuth 57°) and sets in the west-northwest (303°); at the December solstice, it rises in the east-southeast (121°) and sets in the west-southwest (239°).

Do the times account for daylight saving time?

Yes. All times are given in the Europe/Rome time zone, including the switch to and from daylight saving time.

Method

Sun position computed with the SunCalc algorithm (J. Meeus’s formulas), accurate to about one minute for sunrise and sunset times. Sunrise and sunset refer to the upper edge of the sun on a clear, sea-level horizon, including atmospheric refraction: hills or buildings hide the sun earlier. The 3D map also computes the actual sunrise behind the terrain. More about the method.

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