Rome’s cultural offerings are wide-ranging and for all audiences. From museums to concerts, film premieres to theater performances. Discover all the cultural events the city has to offer.
Around Mother’s Day, online searches fill up with gift guides-those that always suggest a scented candle or a pair of comfortable slippers. And soon, the glut of information becomes a real stressor. Candlelight, a...
Spring has finally arrived in the city, bringing with it the magic of cherry blossoms in Rome. In Japan, the sakuras-the cherry trees that so enchant-are already wrapped in the first delicate pink blossoms. In the Itali...
FAI Spring Days 2025 will be held March 22 and 23, marking the 33rd edition of this important event dedicated to Italy’s cultural heritage and landscape. Organized by the Fondo Ambiente Italiano (FAI), these days...
It looks like a pizza but it’s not. Pinsa is a typical Roman recipe that has its roots in ancient Rome. A thin base, a crispy edge and an oval shape, pinsa is still one of the most popular Roman preparations, both...
In the heart of Rome, just steps from the Vatican, lies a theatrical gem with a vintage soul. First a cinema and then a theater, in 1980 it was renovated by actress Ileana Ghione–whose name it is named after. Toda...
The Sanremo Festival 2025, now in its 75th year, was held from February 11 to 15, 2025 at the Ariston Theater in Sanremo. Presented by Carlo Conti, also the artistic director, the festival featured 29 artists. The compe...
It has been many years since Munch’s last exhibition in Rome, and this new “art experience” can be considered the most anticipated of the year; in fact, it is very difficult to see the Expressionist ar...
In the heart of Rome hides a special location, where history and modernity blend harmoniously. The Salone Bernini, located inside the historic Palazzo Ripetta, is a place that invites discovery and admiration. Finding o...
The Bonaparte Palace, having finished the Botero exhibition, is preparing to host another fascinating exhibition,“Munch. The Inner Cry,” dedicated to the famous Norwegian painter Edvard Munch. The exhibition...
In the heart of Rome, if you happen to pass between Via Sistina, Via Gregoriana and Piazza Trinità dei Monti, you will find the “House of Monsters,” as it is called because of its eccentric and grotesque dec...
