Make your day off one to remember with a 12-hour visit to one of the world's greatest cities, flying from Scotland.
Extreme day trips have become increasingly popular as travel-daft people try to make the most of their days off.
If you fancy trying an extreme day trip for yourself, there's a perfect flight from a Scottish airport this month to Rome.On Monday January 20, there is a flight leaving Edinburgh and flying to Rome Ciampino airport at 6.30am. You will land in Rome by 10.30am local time, barring any delays. Security queues at this small airport usually take between five and 20 minutes so there's no hold-up there.
Travel agents holidaypirates.com have highlighted this flight, which is perfect for an extreme day trip. The flight home is at 9.35pm and it lands back in Edinburgh at 11.55pm giving plenty of time in The Eternal City. Flying with Ryanair, the cost is currently at £89 return. You can only take a small bag onto this flight but you don't need luggage for this kind of trip.
Be sure to spend time at Piazza Navone - the city's most beautiful square with the stunning fountain Fontana dei Quattro - and have lunch at a local trattoria where you can gorge on authentic dishes.
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