Rome in four courses: Summer on your plate
Red wine peaches Summer in Rome is filled with the scents of fresh basil, charred peppers, and fried delights sizzling in the narrow lanes of the historic centre. The heat rises, but the city’s culinary tradition never takes a holiday – it just becomes lighter and fresher, while staying true to its bold character. Here’s
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THRoof, the rooftop bar on Via Barberini that redefines the Roman terrace experience
THRoof – Luxury Terrace Rome A fresh perspective on the capital, blending contemporary design, botanical flair, and signature food & drink offerings Perched at the top of Via Barberini, with the historic centre unfolding in the distance, THRoof gazes out over the Eternal City with refined ease and a distinctly modern spirit. Far from indulging
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The Seven Churches Tour in Rome: Seven Basilicas, Seven Wonders
Interior detail of the Basilica of St. John Lateran, Rome Where spirituality and art meet along one of the Eternal City’s oldest pilgrimage routes In Roman slang, “doing the Seven Churches tour” has come to mean aimlessly wandering through the city’s side streets and alleyways — a tongue-in-cheek nod to long, circuitous detours. Yet behind
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Summer Opera: La Traviata at the 2025 Caracalla Festival
Baths of Caracalla, Rome Verdi’s timeless masterpiece returns to the iconic Baths of Caracalla in Rome Under the star-strewn skies of Rome, the monumental Baths of Caracalla prepare to host one of the most anticipated cultural events of summer 2025: La Traviata by Giuseppe Verdi. Inspired by La Dame aux Camélias by Alexandre Dumas fils
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Settecolli Trophy 2025: World-Class Swimming returns to Rome
The Azzurri compete at the Settecolli Trophy A key stop on the road to the 2025 World Aquatics Championships in Singapore Some events need no introduction. The Settecolli Trophy is one of them. For over sixty years, each summer Rome has welcomed the Internazionali di Nuoto with the kind of familiarity reserved for things that
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June 29: Rome celebrates its patron saints
The Girandola at the Castel Sant’Angelo Discover all the events of the feast that launches the Eternal City’s summer season For Rome, June 29 is more than just a date on the calendar — it’s the feast of Saints Peter and Paul, the city’s patron saints. It’s a day deeply rooted in Roman tradition, where
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Giro d’Italia 2025: Rome awaits the grand finale in pink
Giro d’Italia in Rome Final stage of the 108th edition in the heart of the Eternal City After 3,413 kilometers and 52,500 meters of elevation gain, the 108th edition of the Giro d’Italia — part of the 2025 UCI World Tour — will come to a glorious close in the Eternal City, with breathtaking sprints
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Rome in four courses: a journey through flavour, seasonality and authentic taste
Cacio e pepe with fresh fava beans From appetizer to dessert, discovering the signature dishes of Roman tradition Roman cuisine is a living heritage, a tapestry woven from centuries of culture, humble roots, and timeless influences. Bold in flavour, honest in spirit, and surprisingly elegant in its simplicity, it shines brightest in spring — when
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Beyond Rome: five must-see destinations for a spring getaway
Glimpse of Circeo National Park Day-trip ideas in Lazio between nature, relaxation and discovery Spring has finally arrived, bringing longer days, clear skies, and an irresistible urge to escape the everyday routine. For those looking to enjoy a day trip just outside Rome, the region of Lazio offers a wealth of surprises — a land
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Art for everyone: a guide to Rome’s free museums
Palatine Hill within the Colosseum Archaeological Park Experience culture without spending a dime! True culture should be within everyone’s reach. Those who live in and truly know Rome understand this well. The Eternal City, a living museum of history and art, offers countless opportunities to explore its wonders free of charge — both under the
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