What is the time difference between Rome and Brasília?
What time is it in Rome, Florence, Milan, or Venice, and what time is it in Italy?
Here it is:
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- Rome time: time difference between Brazil and Italy
- Summer or winter? Time in Italy is different from Brazil
- Countries with the same time zone as Italy
- Time difference: Italy x Brazil
- Long or short days in Italy
- What is the longest and shortest day in Italy?
Rome time: time difference between Brazil and Italy
Knowing the time differences in a country is necessary for planning trips, business or even communicating with friends and family.
Furthermore, knowing the time zone is a good idea to put your body in rhythm, in advance, so you don't feel so much of a difference when traveling. And enjoy the trip without getting tired.
The difference in time can produce discomfort, anxiety, headache, fatigue, insomnia, drowsiness, irritability and stomach disorders.
For some people, the time zone difference Two or three hours is enough to feel tired from the trip, others need a change of more than six hours.
And if the plan is to visit Italy, Knowing Rome's time zone is essential.. Unlike Brazil, Italy has only one schedule throughout its territory, including the islands.
Summer or winter? Time in Italy is different from Brazil
Rome's time zone corresponds to the +1 Greenwich meridian, and as Brasília's time zone corresponds to -3, then, normally, in Rome, Milan, Venice or Florence, it is 4 hours later than in Brazil.
But this depends on the time of year.
Due to summer or winter time, there can be a difference of 5 hours. But this difference may no longer exist from 2021 onwards.
Until April, Italy will have to decide whether to end daylight saving time or not.
Countries with the same time zone as Italy
- Andorra;
- Albania;
- Angola;
- Austria;
- Bosnia and Herzegovina;
- Belgium;
- Benin;
- Democratic Republic of the Congo;
- Cameroon;
- Czech republic;
- Germany;
- Denmark;
- Algeria;
- Spain;
- France;
- Gabon;
- Gibraltar;
- Equatorial Guinea;
- Croatia;
- Hungary;
- Liechtenstein;
- Luxembourg;
- Monaco;
- Republic of Macedonia;
- Malt;
- Nigeria;
- Netherlands;
- Norway;
- Poland;
- Serbia;
- Sweden;
- Slovenia;
- Slovak;
- San Marino;
- Republic of Chad;
- Tunisia.
Time difference: Italy x Brazil
- April, May, June, July, August, September and October: 5 hours more in Rome.
- November, December, January, February and March: 4 hours more in Rome.
Long or short days in Italy
In Italy, and in Europe in general, the days can be very long in summer, with the sun until almost nine at night. Great for enjoying the beauty of the Beautiful country. In winter, the days get dark very early, around 16:50 pm.
Sunrise and sunset calendar in Rome, Italy:
- January: the sun rises at 7:34 and sets at 17:03.
- February: the sun rises at 7:05 and sets at 17:42 pm.
- March: the sun rises at 6:21 and sets at 18:16.
- April: the sun rises at 6:29 and sets at 19:50.
- May: the sun rises at 5:49 and sets at 20:23.
- June: the sun rises at 5:34 and sets at 20:46 pm.
- July: the sun rises at 5:48 and sets at 20:43 pm.
- August: the sun rises at 6:18 and sets at 20:10 pm.
- September: the sun rises at 6:50 and sets at 19:19.
- October: the sun rises at 7:22 and sets at 18:28.
- November: the sun rises at 6:59 and sets at 16:49.
- December: the sun rises at 7:30 and sets at 16:39.
(Times are approximate, and averaged on the 15th of each month, 2021)
What is the longest and shortest day in Italy?
Did you know that December 20th is the shortest day in Italy?
The sun on this day rises at 7:33 am and sets at 16:41 pm. The day is exactly 9, seven minutes and 48 seconds long.
And what is the longest day in Italy?
June 19th is the earliest day, at 15:13:46. The sun rose promptly at 5:34 am and the day ended at 20:48 pm. Great to take the opportunity to enjoy our Italy.
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