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An unprecedented narration of some of the most evocative places in the city, six open-air itineraries in which music intertwines with hist
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An easy itinerary of about 1.7 km that can be done on foot.
For the Jubilee 2025, a special program in Italian and English will guide tourists
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Housed in the garden of Villa Caffarelli in the Capitoline Museums, you can a
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The itinerary, which can be covered on foot or by bicycle, is about 4 kilometres long and is easily accessible by public transport (Line A of the
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The start of the 2025 Jubilee is marked by the opening of the Holy Door of St Peter's Basilica in the
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For the Jubilee 2025, Cinecittà World, one of the most important amusement parks in Rome, is ready to welcome
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Forty (40!) attractions, live shows, themed areas, thrills and adrenaline inspired by the big screen and a packed calendar of eve
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The exhibition Agorà – Science and Mathematics from the Ancient Mediterranean at the Villa dei Quintili,
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Fragile and powerful, flowers speak a universal language that spans centuries and cultures, recounting emotions, celebrating beauty, silently protesting and guarding millennia-old stori
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The fragile beauty of one of the oldest forms of Ukrainian folk art.
The exhibition in the rooms of Palazzo Clementino at the Capitoline Museums presents
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Un’installazione multimediale di film e video presenta tutta l’opera di Gordon, tra i più influenti protagonisti della videoarte.Nel 1999, invitato a esporre alla
[...]La galleria Triphé, sabato 8 novembre 2025, inaugura RI, la mostra personale di Annamaria Consoli a cura di Federica Fabrizi.
Il pittore danese Asger Jorn (1914‑1973) divenne, negli anni successivi alla Seconda guerra mondiale, uno degli artisti più influenti d’Europa.
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Nasce Stregati a Villa Giulia, il circolo di lettura che a partire da novembre 2024 custodirà l’atmosfera di alcuni dei più celebri romanzi vincitori del Premio Strega nel luogo ch
[...]The pilgrimage to the Seven Churches, conceived by St Philip Neri in the 16th century, is one of Rome's oldest traditions.
These are the churches marked as meeting places for pilgrims.
