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In Rome, there’s a green door to the left of Trinità dei Monti: behind it lies a library with a ceiling dating back to 1693, which you can visit for free through November 7
In 2022, the Court of Rome put Villa Aurora—a historic residence that houses the world’s only fresco by Caravaggio—up for auction for 471 million euros, the highest real estate valuation ever recorded in Italian history
Campania Street Food Festival in Rome: two weekends of pasta and potatoes, frittatine, and the historic “Fiocchi di Neve” with €1.50 tokens
In the 1950s, it was the home of Carlo Ponti and Sophia Loren on the Appia Antica; now the villa, featuring private Roman ruins—which was previously listed for sale in 2018 for 19 million euros—is back on the market
13 venues in Rome perfect for celebrating your graduation
Much more than just a comedy show: the stand-up comedy show where you’ll learn to enjoy wines from all over the world is coming to Rome
Finally, on Corso d’Italia, the new “temple” of digital art, featuring a 300-square-meter immersive room
Rome to the Music of Hans Zimmer: 10 Experiences Between the Colosseum, the Tiber, and Distant Planets
Candlelight Rome 2026: a new season of candlelit concerts, featuring classics, film music, and many other surprises
Things to Do in Rome This Weekend: Festivals, Markets, and Events Along the Tiber (October 9–11)
Forget traditional theaters: Rome’s most iconic venues are hosting thrilling musical evenings illuminated by thousands of candles
Halloween in Rome 2026: Parties, Events, and Original Ideas for the Scariest Night of the Year
An autumn full of laughter: 9 comedy nights in Rome you won’t want to miss
“I’ll give it to you if you come pick it up”: On September 19 and 20, the Bonfire Market returns to the Caffarella with 45 exhibitors and free admission
15 Things to Do in Rome in October: Unique Ideas for Experiencing Fall in the Capital
Harry Styles returns to Rome in 2027: here are the dates and how to buy tickets
Magical atmosphere or just marketing? Honest reviews of Candlelight concerts in Rome and reasons not to miss the upcoming dates
Much more than just a comedy show: the stand-up comedy show where you’ll learn to enjoy wines from all over the world is coming to Rome
Finally, on Corso d’Italia, the new “temple” of digital art, featuring a 300-square-meter immersive room
Rome to the Music of Hans Zimmer: 10 Experiences Between the Colosseum, the Tiber, and Distant Planets
Candlelight Rome 2026: a new season of candlelit concerts, featuring classics, film music, and many other surprises
Things to Do in Rome This Weekend: Festivals, Markets, and Events Along the Tiber (October 9–11)
Forget traditional theaters: Rome’s most iconic venues are hosting thrilling musical evenings illuminated by thousands of candles
Halloween in Rome 2026: Parties, Events, and Original Ideas for the Scariest Night of the Year
An autumn full of laughter: 9 comedy nights in Rome you won’t want to miss
“I’ll give it to you if you come pick it up”: On September 19 and 20, the Bonfire Market returns to the Caffarella with 45 exhibitors and free admission
15 Things to Do in Rome in October: Unique Ideas for Experiencing Fall in the Capital
Harry Styles returns to Rome in 2027: here are the dates and how to buy tickets
Magical atmosphere or just marketing? Honest reviews of Candlelight concerts in Rome and reasons not to miss the upcoming dates
Much more than just a comedy show: the stand-up comedy show where you’ll learn to enjoy wines from all over the world is coming to Rome
Finally, on Corso d’Italia, the new “temple” of digital art, featuring a 300-square-meter immersive room
Rome to the Music of Hans Zimmer: 10 Experiences Between the Colosseum, the Tiber, and Distant Planets
Candlelight Rome 2026: a new season of candlelit concerts, featuring classics, film music, and many other surprises
Things to Do in Rome This Weekend: Festivals, Markets, and Events Along the Tiber (October 9–11)
Forget traditional theaters: Rome’s most iconic venues are hosting thrilling musical evenings illuminated by thousands of candles
Halloween in Rome 2026: Parties, Events, and Original Ideas for the Scariest Night of the Year
An autumn full of laughter: 9 comedy nights in Rome you won’t want to miss
“I’ll give it to you if you come pick it up”: On September 19 and 20, the Bonfire Market returns to the Caffarella with 45 exhibitors and free admission
15 Things to Do in Rome in October: Unique Ideas for Experiencing Fall in the Capital
Harry Styles returns to Rome in 2027: here are the dates and how to buy tickets
Magical atmosphere or just marketing? Honest reviews of Candlelight concerts in Rome and reasons not to miss the upcoming dates
In 2022, the Court of Rome put Villa Aurora—a historic residence that houses the world’s only fresco by Caravaggio—up for auction for 471 million euros, the highest real estate valuation ever recorded in Italian history
Starting October 19, Rome transforms into a giant art gallery: 150 venues and hundreds of events, all completely free
In the 1950s, it was the home of Carlo Ponti and Sophia Loren on the Appia Antica; now the villa, featuring private Roman ruins—which was previously listed for sale in 2018 for 19 million euros—is back on the market
Aldo Gucci’s historic residence in the Camilluccia neighborhood is still on the market: the price of the luxurious estate, complete with a pool and botanical garden, has dropped from 15 to 11.5 million over the past three years
The Pumpkin Farm reopens on October 10, but it’s no longer in its usual location: free admission for children and an enchanted forest at the new location
Goodbye to free overnight parking for Metrebus pass holders: ATAC’s new rate of 0.80 euros per hour takes effect at Rome’s park-and-ride facilities (here’s who has to pay)
In East Rome, the runway of Italy’s first airport has been transformed into a 350-meter-long free gym
IKEA Rome’s all-you-can-eat Swedish meatballs are back: starting October 2, unlimited servings with mashed potatoes and lingonberries for just 12 euros
Campania Street Food Festival in Rome: two weekends of pasta and potatoes, frittatine, and the historic “Fiocchi di Neve” with €1.50 tokens
The major fall event returns to the capital’s “open-air museum”: two days of free cultural sites, historic bike rides, and archeorunning
On October 3, the historic festival of pasta and beans with pork rinds returns 50 km from Rome: free admission, huge pots in the square, and fireworks at 10:30 p.m.
On October 3 and 4, Rome becomes the capital of music: the incredible free Piano City festival returns with over 100 pianos and concerts at dawn
In 2022, the Court of Rome put Villa Aurora—a historic residence that houses the world’s only fresco by Caravaggio—up for auction for 471 million euros, the highest real estate valuation ever recorded in Italian history
Starting October 19, Rome transforms into a giant art gallery: 150 venues and hundreds of events, all completely free
In the 1950s, it was the home of Carlo Ponti and Sophia Loren on the Appia Antica; now the villa, featuring private Roman ruins—which was previously listed for sale in 2018 for 19 million euros—is back on the market
Aldo Gucci’s historic residence in the Camilluccia neighborhood is still on the market: the price of the luxurious estate, complete with a pool and botanical garden, has dropped from 15 to 11.5 million over the past three years
The Pumpkin Farm reopens on October 10, but it’s no longer in its usual location: free admission for children and an enchanted forest at the new location
Goodbye to free overnight parking for Metrebus pass holders: ATAC’s new rate of 0.80 euros per hour takes effect at Rome’s park-and-ride facilities (here’s who has to pay)
In East Rome, the runway of Italy’s first airport has been transformed into a 350-meter-long free gym
IKEA Rome’s all-you-can-eat Swedish meatballs are back: starting October 2, unlimited servings with mashed potatoes and lingonberries for just 12 euros
Campania Street Food Festival in Rome: two weekends of pasta and potatoes, frittatine, and the historic “Fiocchi di Neve” with €1.50 tokens
The major fall event returns to the capital’s “open-air museum”: two days of free cultural sites, historic bike rides, and archeorunning
On October 3, the historic festival of pasta and beans with pork rinds returns 50 km from Rome: free admission, huge pots in the square, and fireworks at 10:30 p.m.
On October 3 and 4, Rome becomes the capital of music: the incredible free Piano City festival returns with over 100 pianos and concerts at dawn
In 2022, the Court of Rome put Villa Aurora—a historic residence that houses the world’s only fresco by Caravaggio—up for auction for 471 million euros, the highest real estate valuation ever recorded in Italian history
Starting October 19, Rome transforms into a giant art gallery: 150 venues and hundreds of events, all completely free
In the 1950s, it was the home of Carlo Ponti and Sophia Loren on the Appia Antica; now the villa, featuring private Roman ruins—which was previously listed for sale in 2018 for 19 million euros—is back on the market
Aldo Gucci’s historic residence in the Camilluccia neighborhood is still on the market: the price of the luxurious estate, complete with a pool and botanical garden, has dropped from 15 to 11.5 million over the past three years
The Pumpkin Farm reopens on October 10, but it’s no longer in its usual location: free admission for children and an enchanted forest at the new location
Goodbye to free overnight parking for Metrebus pass holders: ATAC’s new rate of 0.80 euros per hour takes effect at Rome’s park-and-ride facilities (here’s who has to pay)
In East Rome, the runway of Italy’s first airport has been transformed into a 350-meter-long free gym
IKEA Rome’s all-you-can-eat Swedish meatballs are back: starting October 2, unlimited servings with mashed potatoes and lingonberries for just 12 euros
Campania Street Food Festival in Rome: two weekends of pasta and potatoes, frittatine, and the historic “Fiocchi di Neve” with €1.50 tokens
The major fall event returns to the capital’s “open-air museum”: two days of free cultural sites, historic bike rides, and archeorunning
On October 3, the historic festival of pasta and beans with pork rinds returns 50 km from Rome: free admission, huge pots in the square, and fireworks at 10:30 p.m.
On October 3 and 4, Rome becomes the capital of music: the incredible free Piano City festival returns with over 100 pianos and concerts at dawn
In the heart of Rome lies the 1870 boutique that dresses Hollywood stars in pajamas: from Zendaya to Damiano David, for 130 euros of luxury
The secret spot 5 minutes from the Colosseum where admission is free and it only costs 2 euros to go down four floors underground
The secret of the “Philosopher’s Stone” lies hidden in Rome: a 17th-century portal with occult inscriptions and two guardian statues
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
The oldest city in Italy isn’t Rome: it’s a true seaside paradise in Italy (here’s where it’s located)
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.
Secret doors with paw prints: the tiny detail on the Colosseum’s railings that hides the secret kingdom of the real “Romeo of Rome.”
Dante called it “Monte Malo,” and today it is the most incredible viewpoint in Rome that almost no one knows about.
The blue secret beneath the heart of Rome: here’s how to discover the hidden “underground” lakes of the Celio
Gianicolo, the secret behind the Fontanone: here’s how to enter the hidden garden that no one knows about (this Saturday)
The secret cultural oasis that almost no one knows about in Rome’s most distinctive neighborhood
17 mysterious and unusual places in Rome to discover for a tour that leaves you breathless