Time now in Roman, Bulgaria 🇧🇬
20:51:19
Monday, November 2, 2026

Right now, local time in Roman is 20:51 (GMT+2, UTC+02:00), and today is Monday, November 2, 2026. The live clock above updates every second.

Roman ranks #82779 worldwide by population and #176 in Bulgaria.

Time zone info

Time zone
Europe/Sofia GMT+2
UTC offset
UTC+02:00
Daylight saving
Yes, in force now ✅ — Clocks go forward by 1 hour on March 28, 2027
Solar time
Clocks run about 9m behind the sun
ISO week
Week 45

Sunrise, sunset & moon today

Sunrise
07:01
Sunset
17:17
Day length
10h 16m
Solar noon
12:09
Daylight range
8h 59m (winter) – 15h 23m (summer)
Moon phase
🌗 Last Quarter · 47% illuminated

Full sunrise & sunset timetable for Roman — golden hour, twilight and month view →

📍 Location & geography

Coordinates
43.1500° N, 23.9167° E
Hemisphere
Northern · Eastern
Elevation
At or near sea level
Region
Vratsa
Country
🇧🇬 Bulgaria
Population
3,571 · #82779 worldwide

🌍 Antipode — the opposite side of the Earth

Dig straight down from Roman through the centre of the Earth and you surface on the far side of the planet, at the antipode.

Antipode coordinates
43.15° S, 156.08° W
Hemisphere
Southern · Western
What lies there
Open ocean or remote wilderness — the nearest city we track is Waitangi, New Zealand, 1,648 km away
Through the Earth
≈ 12,742 km in a straight line (≈ 20,015 km along the surface)

🕌 Prayer times in Roman today MWL

Fajr
05:24
Sunrise
07:00
Dhuhr
12:09
Asr
14:51
Maghrib
17:15
Isha
18:46
Qibla direction
143.6° from north (SE (144°))

Full prayer timetable for Roman — this month, 7-day forecast and Qibla →

Roman sits in the Europe/Sofia time zone, UTC+02:00. The clocks are currently shifted forward for daylight saving time. Today brings 10h 16m of daylight, and nights are longer than days. It is one of the 304 cities we cover in Bulgaria.

Roman's nearest major hub of the ones tracked below is Moscow, 1,710 km away; even Sydney lies some 15,393 km off. Its position on the globe is 43.15° N, 23.92° E, and the point on the exact opposite side of the Earth is described in the antipode section below.

Time difference with major cities

Los Angeles10:51−10h
Chicago12:51−8h
São Paulo15:51−5h
London18:51−2h
Paris19:51−1h
Moscow21:51+1h
Dubai22:51+2h
Mumbai00:21+3h 30m
Singapore02:51+6h
Hong Kong02:51+6h
Tokyo03:51+7h
Sydney05:51+9h

Best time to call Roman

Standard business hours (9:00 – 17:00) in major hubs, expressed in Roman local time:

Cities sharing Roman's time zone

Other cities in Bulgaria

Distances from Roman

Moscow1,710 kmNNE (30°)
Paris1,775 kmWNW (298°)
London2,024 kmNW (306°)
Dubai3,472 kmESE (115°)
Mumbai5,279 kmESE (105°)
Chicago8,351 kmNW (314°)
Hong Kong8,353 kmENE (73°)
Singapore9,087 kmE (96°)
Tokyo9,104 kmNE (48°)
São Paulo10,330 kmWSW (240°)
Los Angeles10,610 kmNNW (329°)
Sydney15,393 kmE (95°)

Cities near Roman

FAQ

What time is it in Roman right now?

The live clock at the top of this page shows the current local time in Roman (Bulgaria), updated every second. It is currently week 45.

What time zone is Roman in?

Roman runs on the Europe/Sofia IANA time zone (UTC+02:00), currently abbreviated GMT+2.

Does Roman observe daylight saving time?

Yes — daylight saving time is in force right now. Clocks go forward by 1 hour on March 28, 2027.

What time is sunrise and sunset in Roman today?

Roman sees sunrise at 07:01 and sunset at 17:17 today, giving 10h 16m of daylight.

What moon phase is visible over Roman tonight?

The moon phase over Roman tonight is 🌗 Last Quarter with 47.3% illumination.

What is the antipode of Roman?

The antipode of Roman — the point on the exact opposite side of the Earth — lies at 43.15° S, 156.08° W. It falls in the ocean or a remote wilderness — the nearest city we track is Waitangi, New Zealand, roughly 1,648 km away. The straight-line distance through the Earth is about 12,742 km.

How high above sea level is Roman?

Roman lies at or very near sea level.

What is solar time in Roman?

Solar time follows the Sun's actual position, with solar noon when the Sun is highest in the sky. In Roman, clocks run about 9 minutes behind local solar time, because the official time zone does not exactly match the Sun's position.