Rome

The annual football derby running from September to June inflames Roman passion as no other sport could. The Roman – Lazio Challenge is...

Bargains are a monthly thing in Rome. Just go to Piazza Augusto Imperatore every first and third Sunday of the month for collector’s items and antiques and a great variety of o...

The Pope leads the celebration, proof of the Catholics’ devotion to the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception. Pilgrims and Romans decorate her statue...

Launched in the 1980s, the Romaeuropa Festival attracts popular artists and gypsy groups from as far away as Andalusia and Pakistan. It is composed of vari...

Christmas and all its paraphernalia and personalities take over Piazza Navona. Jolly Santa Claus and the benevolent Befana of Mediterranean Europe hands out presents at this...

Roman citizens are invited to bring their pets and livestock at the Church of St Eusebio for a special mass on the feast day of St Anthony Abbott, which usually falls on January 17. This event has become...

Wine takes centerstage at Spazio Etoile for three days. Wine experts are invited to expound on the science behind a good bottle of wine.

Rome races to the finish line in March. With routes that go past famous city landmarks, the Rome Marathon highlights the city’s heritage and...

The Gay Village is a summer extravaganza of concerts, comic shows, theater performances, movie screenings, literary and sports activities. This event is organized by Estate Romana.

Happy birthday Rome! Founded by Romulus in 753BC, the Eternal City reminds the world of its timelessness with an extravagant display of fireworks over the Tiber, parades, gladiator shows, and ...

White Night falls over Rome as well as many parts of the world in September, characterized by a succession of visual arts, music, dance and theatre ev...

All sorts of vehicles—from cars to trucks and trams to buses—roll in from all over the country to congregate as close as possible to a church outside the Colosseum. Hundreds of pious drivers and car lovers are all hoping for divine ...

The Bulgarian artist Nedko Solakov is the protagonist of the fourth round of exhibition spaces Uccelliera promoted at the Galleria Borghese Contemporary Assignments under the project, which invites you to experience and reflect on the important assets of the Borghese Collection.T...

From June, 20 to September, 26 2010, the French Academy in Rome Villa Medici will present anexhibition of two great artists: Ellsworth Kelly, born in 1923, and Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres,who was active in the 19th century.

Founded as an organization designed to help Catholic families in difficulty , the company was interested in offering assistance , financial or otherwise, to widows , orphans, sick, disabled and needy. The beginning of Rome may be the same as August 28, 1920 when Pope Benedict XV during a private audience praised the Knights of Columbus for their support to the Catholic University of America through the charity work done during the war and asked to extend their activities in the Capital . In 1922 th...