Rome doesn’t rest, not even on Sundays. Concerts, exhibitions, festivals and more.
Rome, a city that has preserved centuries of art, entertainment, and wonder, welcomes a show capable of surprising even the most discerning audience. The performances of captivate with a luminous and contemporary reint...
With the arrival of the heat, you really just want to take a dip in the water. If you don’t feel like traveling far to reach the , there are many outdoor pools in the city where you can relax. What are the nicest...
What to do in Rome in June 2026? Concerts, festivals, yoga, jazz, and much more: the complete guide to this month’s events so you don’t miss a single moment....
Today, May 15,“SuperJump” opens its doors to the Roman public—a massive 3,000-square-meter area entirely dedicated to inflatable fun. Located in the Flaminio neighborhood, the facility offers a dynamic ci...
If you’re just passing through Rome, don’t be discouraged: the city lets you see plenty of things even in just a few hours—you just need to “plan your travel well.” In fact, Rome is large and doesn’t have...
Rome is preparing to host an event that goes beyond a simple food festival. From May 1 to 3, 2026, the Città dell’Altra Economia will become the beating heart of ethical and sustainable culture. A free ev...
15 unique experiences—including festivals, concerts, exhibitions, and outdoor events (even with kids)—to experience the city to the fullest....
Scopri cosa fare a Roma il 1° maggio 2026. Dal Concertone ai picnic wild, ecco la guida completa per un ponte della Festa dei Lavoratori indimenticabile!...
Celebrating your birthday in Rome doesn’t necessarily mean booking the usual restaurant and hoping the tiramisu arrives with a little candle on top. The city offers a range of extraordinary experiences—s...
Following its success in Milan, Piantala’s national tour stops in the capital from April 17 to 19, 2026. The event is not just a plant market, but a true multidisciplinary festival set against the backdro...