Qibla direction from
Rome
From central Rome, Qibla is 123° from true north. Verify it with the live compass or compare the gold map bearing with a nearby street or landmark.
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Verify the direction locally
The gold ray shows the initial Qibla bearing from your selected location on this north-up map. Compare it with a nearby street, wall or landmark.
Open selected location in OpenStreetMapFace 123° south-east
From the representative centre of Rome, face 123 degrees clockwise from true north. On a compass, that is 33° clockwise from east. Your exact address may shift the angle slightly, so use the live location finder above when precision matters.
- Qibla bearing
- 123.3°
- Compass direction
- south-east
- Distance to Kaaba
- 3,419 km
- City coordinates
- 41.9028° N, 12.4964° E
Set the direction in Rome
The 123° result is an initial great-circle bearing: the shortest surface direction from Rome to the Kaaba. It is measured from true north, not magnetic north.
For a stable practical reference, compare the gold bearing shown on the north-up local map with a street, wall or distant landmark. If a phone compass disagrees, move away from metal and electronics, recalibrate it and check again.
Learn about true and magnetic north or check what affects Qibla accuracy.
Rome Qibla questions
What is the Qibla direction from Rome?
It is 123° clockwise from true north from the representative city-centre coordinates, broadly south-east.
How far is Rome from the Kaaba?
The great-circle distance is approximately 3,419 km. This is a surface distance between coordinates, not a road or flight distance.
Why might my exact bearing be slightly different?
Rome covers an area rather than a single point. Use your current location or address in the finder to calculate from your precise coordinates.