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Disney Live! Three Classic Fairy Tales
Mickey Mouse and his enchanting friends spring from the storybooks onto the stage as Disney Live! tours Italy with three classic fairy tales. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Cinderella and…
New Year's Eve in Rome takes place all over the city's squares, including Piazza del Popolo where celebrations include fireworks, rock and classical music concerts lasting well into the night.…
Rome's Auditorium Parco della Musica celebrates the festive season with Christmas at the Auditorium. It features tournaments, puppet shows, gastronomy labs, a market and other events, like…
Held at the Big Blue Sea Expo within the Fiera di Roma, Parklife is a festival dedicated to environmental culture. Supported by WWF, the initiative features exhibitions, workshops, meetings…
See the latest furniture and design trends, then plan a new look for your home with architects, interior designers and decorators at Moa Casa. The show is held at Fiera di Roma and attracts…
Miracle Players at the Roman Forum
Each summer, English-speaking theatre troupe the Miracle Players performs a new comedy at the ancient Roman Forum. Re-enacting the fortunes and misfortunes of the Roman Empire, the talented…
During the hot months, Rome's Piscina delle Rose organises its Summer Centre, featuring children's entertainment aimed at the 6-13 age group. Canoeing and swimming courses are led by qualified…
Roma Vintage is a two month-long party celebrating the cultural production of 1970s and 1980s. Music, TV shows, cult films and theatre performances are held in Rome's Parco San Sebastiano. A…
The Estate Romana combines a colourful mix of entertainment, from jazz, rock and classical music to film, sport, theatre and children's fun. Around 150 events in the parks, squares, art…
See the latest furniture and design trends, then plan a new look for your home with architects, interior designers and decorators at Moa Casa. The show is held at Fiera di Roma and attracts…
Created by Cardinal Scipione Borghese in the 1600s, Rome's Parco Villa Borghese offers incredible views over the Eternal City and a vast green space for relaxation and outdoor activities.
The Colosseum offers an unrivalled insight into life in ancient Rome. This stadium, which seated 50,000 people, dominates the historic centre. Crowds came to watch brutal gladiatorial…
The Vatican Museums boast many artistic glories, but the highlight is the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel. Painted by Michelangelo between 1512 and 1549, the frescoes represent the apogee of…
The site where St Peter was martyred and buried, The Vatican became the residence of the popes who succeeded him and the centre of the Roman Catholic faith. It is home to some of Rome's most…
The Pasta Museum in Rome is the only museum in the world to be entirely devoted to this frugal yet endlessly variable Italian foodstuff.
The Galleria Borghese, housed in an elegant marble villa in the Villa Borghese park, contains masterpieces collected by the powerful nephew of Pope Paul V, Cardinal Scipione. Paintings and…
One of Rome's largest parks, Villa Ada is the former hunting lodge of the Savoia dynasty. With its numerous trails through fields and forests and a small lake, it is ideal for jogging and walking.
In Rome's Eur quarter, the Roman Civilisation Museum simulates life in ancient Rome. Through large-scale reproductions and models, from Roman gardens to everyday objects and temples, it…
Green Island, a playground at Rome's Green House sporting complex, has inflatable animals, slides, balloons, a "dance" area and a soft corner for babies. Grown-ups can use the swimming pool or…
