One of Europe’s most beautiful theaters, closed for 16 years, reopens in Rome: the date to mark
An 11-million-euro restoration and a debut to mark on your calendar: everything you need to know about the reopening of a historic Roman theater.
Editor's pick
Things To Do
-
Villa Appia Antica lights up for the summer: the major outdoor music festival that brings thousands of candles to Rome’s UNESCO World Heritage archaeological park
In Rome, summer offers spectacular settings within historic sites: villas, arenas, courtyards, and monumental spaces come alive with musical and cultural events, such as the summer program of the Teatro… -
Not your typical night out in Rome: try the event at Villa Borghese where an app matches you with people who share your interests—for just 10 euros
A web app, mixed seating, drinks included for €10: Wednesdays at Villa Borghese are all about making interesting connections. Check out the June dates and how to book. -
A pool nestled in a park reopens in Rome: admission starts at €6 (and there’s even a restaurant)
The Summer Village reopens at Egeria Park: a pool surrounded by greenery, a restaurant, and a bar just a few kilometers from the city center. Half-day pass starting at €6. Book now for Rome’s smartest summer. -
-
Top News
-
Half a million people expected in Rome: Vasco Rossi announces a massive concert to celebrate 50 years of his career
Last July, Ultimo announced his mega-concert “La Favola per Sempre,” which sold 250,000 tickets, surpassing Vasco Rossi’s previous national record… -
6 days of free concerts and live sets across all 15 municipalities: Roma in Musica brings Cammariere, Tosca, and Max Gazzè to Piazza Navona
From Trastevere to Parco Schuster: Rome will be a free stage until Saturday, June 13. -
It’s not your typical auto show: a 4-day festival is coming to Rome with over 600 vehicles, stunt shows, and Italian design
From October 15 to 18, 2026, the capital will host the first edition of GranMotori, an international event officially announced in collaboration with Fever, the global leader in live experience… -
-
Secret Guides
-
Just a stone’s throw from the Trevi Fountain lies one of the world’s most beautiful museum-bars, the perfect spot for an aperitif
In the heart of Rome, just a few steps from the Barberini stop, Palazzo Talìa has breathed new life into the monumental spacesof the former Nobile Collegio del Nazareno. Hidden… -
The oldest city in Italy isn’t Rome: it’s a true seaside paradise in Italy (here’s where it’s located)
When one thinks of the oldest city in Italy, Rome immediately comes to mind, but that is not the case. Sant’Antioco (in Sardinia) is the oldest city in Italy in… -
The secret alleyway a stone’s throw from Campo de’ Fiori that preserves the history of the sellers of ‘miraculous’ water blessed by the Pope in 1600.
If there is one place capable of suspending time in the chaotic historic center of Rome, it is undoubtedlythe Arco degli Acetari. Located at Via del Pellegrino 19, a few… -
Secret doors with paw prints: the tiny detail on the Colosseum’s railings that hides the secret kingdom of the real “Romeo of Rome.”
Sulle imponenti inferriate del Colosseo spuntano delle porticine segrete con le zampette: scopri il dettaglio minuscolo che nasconde il regno segreto del vero Romeo di Roma.
