Soul painting: Munch’s inner cry echoes at Palazzo Bonaparte
Edvard Munch, The Girls on the Bridge, 1927 A remarkable exhibition in Rome delves into the creative process of the Norwegian artist, balancing emotion and style More than 20 years after the last major exhibition in Rome dedicated to Edvard Munch (Løten, Dec. 12, 1863 – Oslo, Jan. 23, 1944), and following the success of
Read MoreRace for the Cure 2025: the fight against breast cancer returns to Rome
Race for the Cure a Rome Four days of sport, solidarity, and prevention in the heart of the Eternal City Race for the Cure, the signature event promoting breast cancer awareness and prevention, is set to return to Rome from May 8 to 11, 2025. The historic Circus Maximus will once again transform into a
Read MoreJuly 7, 2025: STING 3.0 Tour takes center stage in the Eternal City
Sting live on stage The legendary Sting is set to captivate Rome once again with an electrifying live performance at the Auditorium Parco della Musica On July 7, 2025, Sting will take the stage at the Rome Summer Fest for an unmissable performance as part of his STING 3.0 Tour. With a career spanning nearly
Read MoreRome: the Tennis Capital for the 2025 Internazionali BNL d’Italia
Matches at the Foro Italico’s Central Court From April 29 to May 18 at the Foro Italico, where world-class tennis makes its mark Next May, Rome will host the 82nd edition of the Internazionali BNL d’Italia, transforming the Foro Italico into a vibrant blend of tradition, sporting passion, and the timeless allure of the Eternal
Read MoreRome lights up for the Immaculate Conception, amid faith, art, and Christmas magic
Tribute to the Column of the Immaculate Conceptionin in Piazza Mignanelli, Rome Events and celebrations in Rome on December 8: a journey through spirituality, culture, and the enchantment of Christmas lights Starting in mid-November, colorful lights and festive decorations transform the streets of central Rome into an enchanted stage, where every corner reflects the magic
Read MorePiù Libri Più Liberi 2024: travel, discovery, and new perspectives for understanding the world
The 2024 PLPL Fair poster Over 600 events exploring the cultural and social significance of books, December 4-8 at the National Small and Medium-sized Publishers’ Fair in Rome The 23rd edition of Più Libri Più Liberi, Italy’s premier event for small and medium-sized independent publishers, introduces a striking visual in its manifesto: a woman gazing
Read MoreVilla d’Este: a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance in the heart of Tivoli
The Gardens of Villa d’Este The classical and symbolic world of a humanist cardinal seeking solace in an era torn by the Counter-Reformation In the heart of Tivoli, just outside Rome, stands one of the finest expressions of Renaissance culture: Villa d’Este. Renowned for its innovative design and the artistic flair of its architectural elements,
Read MoreFall opening of Rome’s Rose Garden: nature’s allure on Aventine hill
A view of the Rose Garden in Rome The Rose Garden will reopen from October 24 to November 10, offering a unique sensory experience even in the autumn season From October 24 to November 10, Rome’s Municipal Rose Garden will welcome visitors for its fall season, providing a rare opportunity to admire the second bloom
Read MoreTowards the Jubilee 2025: A Gathering of Faith in the Eternal City
Top view of St. Peter’s square in the Vatican Rome is preparing to welcome millions of pilgrims from around the world for the Holy Year, a momentous occasion deeply rooted in a thousand-year-old tradition One of the most anticipated events for the entire Christian community, Jubilee 2025 will transform Rome into a meeting point of
Read MoreThe Garden of Ninfa: a world-famous oasis where history meets nature
A glimpse of the Garden of Ninfa Discover a lush garden with a fascinating, yet troubled history, deeply connected to the medieval history of the surrounding region. Set on the ruins of a medieval town, the Garden of Ninfa is a hidden gem in the Agro Pontino region, a must-see during your visit to Rome.
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