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Some people like it and some don’t. Rain has something magical about it, its sound in fact instills peace. Are you bored at home? Well, then take an umbrella and go for a walk. We, fans of entertainment, could not help but compile a list of things to do in Rome when it rains.
Some places to visit in Rome (at least once in a lifetime)
In fact, the capital offers many opportunities to spend the day among art, culture and good food.
Visit the Vatican Museums
The Vatican Museums are the museum hub of Vatican City and represent one of the largest art collections in the world. In addition to Michelangelo’s famous Sistine Chapel, you can admire the Gallery of Maps, a large collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts, some contemporary art paintings, and many other works. In short, here’s how to spend a culture-filled afternoon in the city, especially if it’s bad weather outside.
Where: viale Vaticano, Rome. Sunday closed. Ticket: full 17 euros, reduced 8 euros.
Visit the Capitoline Museums
The Capitoline Museums are the main municipal civic museum facility in Rome. The birth dates back to 1471, when Pope Sixtus IV donated a group of bronze statues to the Roman people. In the building sections you will find different collections. The works have a close connection with Rome.
Where: piazza del Campidoglio 1, Rome. Ticket: full 10.50 €; reduced 8.50 € (prices for residents).
Lunch at Testaccio Market
The Testaccio market is a landmark for those who live in the area but also a not-to-be-missed gastronomic hub for all foodies. There are more than 60 stalls in the market for grocery shopping, shopping or eating something in street food mode. Here you will find traditional Roman dishes: tripe, coda alla vaccinara, meatballs with sauce, coratella with artichokes, tarts, homemade bread and many other products.
Where: via Vittorio Veneto, 27, 00187 Rome. Ticket: full price €8.50; reduced €5.
Discover the crypt of St. Mary of the Conception of the Capuchins
On Via Veneto there is a church that is peculiar to say the least. This is the church of St. Mary of the Conception of the Capuchins, where the bones of some 4,000 friars are preserved in its crypt.
Where: via Vittorio Veneto, 27, 00187 Rome. Ticket: full price €8.50; reduced €5.
Discover some particular libraries
Do you love to read? Then you might discover some nice bookstores in town where you can find some rare and very nice books. Some also allow you to listen to good music and have a bite to eat.
Have breakfast in the realm of pancakes
In Rome, a short distance from Villa Torlonia, is the kingdom of pancakes. Pancakes Natural Lab is located in the Nomentano neighborhood and offers pancakes of all kinds, both sweet and savory.
Go to the cinema
There are some really interesting movie theaters in Rome. Choose the movie on the schedule that you like best and enjoy two hours of relaxation in good company or alone*.
Attend an event
If it’s raining outside, why not attend unique events in the city? Here are three:
We Call It Flamenco
From Rome to Andalusia is an instant. Thanks to We Call it Flamenco you can enjoy a unique Spanish dance show with professional artists. The date is at the Ghione Theater.
Dining in the Dark
With a blindfold on, the flavor and aroma are enhanced, converting each taste into an exceptional feat. Immerse yourself in a world of sensory pleasure where a reserved atmosphere urges you to leave the monotony behind and rediscover the use of your taste buds. “Dining in the Dark” is a unique experience that turns dining into an exciting adventure in rediscovering the senses!
Neon Brush
A breeze of artistic innovation invades Rome! Neon Brush allows you to spend pleasant moments with friends, whether after work or on weekends. Between original decorations and an unusual painting workshop, you will have everything you need to unleash your imagination. As you bring your artistic expression to life on canvas and enjoy a drink and maybe a few others at The Hoxton Rome, you can then take your masterpiece home.