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CONTENTS

n. 02 | year 13 | FEBRUARY 2025

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05 ROME NIGHTLIFE GUIDE: SPEAKEASY

06 ROME NIGHTLIFE GUIDE: CLUBS

08 ROME NIGHTLIFE GUIDE: BARS

12 ROME NIGHTLIFE GUIDE: APERITIVO SPOTS

14 BEST CONCERTS IN ROME IN 2025

22 VALENTINE’S DAY IDEAS

28 WHERE TO EAT THE BEST TIRAMISU IN ROME

32 MUST SEE: PASSETTO DI BORGO

34 GET OUT OF TOWN: SKIING NEAR ROME

36 ROMEING SHOP:

MONKS AND KNIGHTS TOUR ON AVENTINE HILL

REVIEWS

38 EATING

40 DRINKING

EVENTS

44 BEST OF

46 MUSIC

48 ART&CULT

50 THIS MONTH IN MUSEUMS

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CLUB DERRIERÈ

Vicolo delle Coppelle, 59 (Centro Storico)

Literally located derrière Piazza Delle Coppelle,

this cozy speakeasy is hidden in plain sight right

in the heart of Rome. After you ring the doorbell,

a large mechanical door slides open to reveal a

dimly-lit living room with sultry live jazz singers and

mixologists. Duck in at any time of night, relax on a

couch or on any of their velvety, vintage furnishings

and sip on a spicy cocktail infused with curated

ingredients.

BARBER SHOP

Via Iside 2/4/6 (Colosseo/Manzoni)

To the naked eye, Barber Shop seems like a

gentleman’s hair salon; however, at night the

basement turns into a members-only cocktail

lounge with moustached, tattooed barmen typical

of a Roman speakeasy. This underground club is

open until late, not only making it the ideal venue

for a discreet nightcap but also a chic after-hours

spot where you can waste time away, sipping on a

classic or signature cocktail.

The Complete Guide

to Rome’s Nightlife

Rome’s nightlife scene is as vibrant and diverse as the city itself, offering

everything from a casual aperitivo to after-dinner drinks and nightclubs.

We’ve put together a guide to the best nightlife venues in Rome. Oh, and

if you’re searching for a nightcap, be sure to cosy up in one of the Eternal

City’s speakeasies.

THE JERRY THOMAS PROJECT

Vicolo Cellini, 30 (Centro Storico)

Inside The Jerry Thomas Project you’ll feel as

if you’ve stepped back into the 20’s. Lounge

on a leather sofa or sit at the bar and watch the

bartenders carefully mix, muddle, and pour the

rare bitters, liquors and the various flavorsome

ingredients to create unbeatable cocktails. To enter

this place we suggest looking up the site, as you

need a password.

THE RACE CLUB SPEAKEASY

Via Labicana, 52 (Colosseo/Manzoni)

A stone’s throw from the Colosseum, The Race Club

is a speakeasy that’s become a beloved late-night

underground den. Hidden from plain sight, this

members-only bar takes its cocktails seriously. Sit

back and relax on one of their plush sofas with a

well-mixed libation unique to Race Club’s menu.

Their new menu “Race GpT” proposes a signature

drink list with an innovative vision.

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IL CIRCOLO DEGLI ILLUMINATI

Via Giuseppe Libetta (Ostiense)

LANIFICIO 159

Via di Pietralata, 159/1 (Nomentana)

NAOS

Via Torrita Tiberina, 6 (Ponte Milvio)

ALCAZAR LIVE

Via Cardinale Merry del Val, 14 (Trastevere)

Il Circolo degli Illuminati has become one of the

reference points for Roman nightlife. With three

different clubrooms and an ample garden, the

club offers a wide variety of musical genres. The

main room generally hosts House and Tech House

events, Room02 is usually dedicated to Hip Hop and

Room3 is the perfect place to relax while sipping on

a cocktail listening to background chill music.

Although out of the city centre, this garage-style

club hosts amazing parties. Their selection of DJ

sets, especially L-Ektrica, is what brings party

goers in their 20s and 30s back to this place every

weekend for unique sound experiences. Lanificio

also opens its doors to all varieties of live music.

Perfect for dinner or after dinner, Naos wins you over

with elegant design, dishes from the Greek cuisine

with an Italian twist, a long, carefully selected wine

list, signature cocktails and, most importantly,

music! Naos hosts DJ sets and live music, which

delight customers with sounds from various genres,

multiple nights a week, making them dance until

late hours!

An all-new concept in the heart of Trastevere where

live music and Dj sets come to life for a night to

remember. Thursdays at Alcazar Live are dedicated

to live music jam sessions, while concerts by

international and Italian soul, R&B, funk and jazz

artists fill the stage on the rest of the weekend. After

the live music, the night goes on till the after-hours

as the place transforms into a dance floor thanks

to DJ sets.

LA CONVENTICOLA DEGLI

ULTRAMODERNI

Via Di Porta Labicana, 32 (San Lorenzo)

This is not the kind of night club you’d expect...

we’re talking about the highly refined, mindopening

and entertaining art of burlesque! The

Conventicola degli Ultramoderni, has lit a fire under

Rome’s bar scene; it is perfect for a special night

out. Open Thursday through Saturday, shows start

at 10 pm and continue until late night. Fridays and

Saturdays are dedicated to burlesque shows.

THE SANCTUARY ECO RETREAT

Via delle Terme di Traiano, 4a (Colle Oppio)

The Sanctuary is Voodoo Bar’s winter bar, located

in between Parco del Colle Oppio and Parco di

Traiano. A 1000 sqm space that includes a spa,

various restaurants, a wellness area and an area

dedicated to artistic performances and shows. A

wow tropical bar isn’t missing either, as well as

resident Djs playing tunes till the after hours to get

your feet stomping.

RASHOMON CLUB

Via degli Argonauti, 16/20 (Ostiense)

Now active for more than 15 years, this club

continues to be the centre of the most popular

Roman nightlife. Always ahead of the latest trends

in music and often also leading the fashion scene in

the city, it’s one of the ultimate underground spots

in Rome. Open only on Friday and Saturday from

11 pm. Music is quite consistent, mostly centred

around techno.

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FANFULLA

Via Fanfulla da Lodi, 5 (Pigneto)

Fanfulla is one of Rome’s best social clubs, always

welcoming a mix of live bands and DJ’s. At Fanfulla

you can experience different musical genres

spacing from punk and rock, to pop and electro,

or you can watch a nice arthouse movie. You will

require an Arci membership card, but fear not: you

can create your own on the spot.

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ARGOT

Via dei Cappellari, 93 (Campo de Fiori)

BAR DEL FICO

Piazza del Fico, 2 (Navona)

CHORUS CAFÈ

Via della Conciliazione, 4

COFFEE POT TRASTEVERE

Via del Politeama, 12 (Trastevere)

With unique and enticing cocktails, live music and

events all weekends and a quirky, intimate ambience,

Argot is the pertect place to step back in time. As

Argot is part of the ARCI Cultural Association, paying

the registration fee is mandatory. Once registered

you can easily access Argot for one year, including

the Argot sibling in the district of Prati, where you

can enjoy exquisite aperitivos.

This is where all Romans go for a cocktail or just

to show off and be seen. It’s a great place to meet

posh but cool locals and wait around with a cocktail

or beer until the clubs are full and ready for dancing

the night away. Inside is always packed and the

crowd spills out into the piazza making this the

ultimate place for pretty-people-watching in Rome.

Chorus isn’t just a restaurant and bar, it’s more of

a Roman living room, in a unique and glamorous

setting. Here, you’ll sip on serious “top shelf” drinks,

mixed with the finest bourbon, rum, gin, vodka, and

more – depending on your taste and preferences.

But, don’t be so distracted by the cocktails and

panoramic views and forget about the café’s

amazing edible creations.

Set in an uber-cool, collective space featuring a

lounge and an outdoor patio for the summer months,

this is the type of place you don’t want to leave in a

hurry. Specializing in sushi, tacos, and great drinks

from an extensive cocktail menu, Coffee Pot is the

perfect place for drinks in Trastevere. Hip, stylish

and with great music!

BAR DELLA PACE

Via della Pace, 3

Located between Piazza Navona and the Chiostro

del Bramante, this renowned establishment,

founded in 1891, has long been a gathering

spot for artists, celebrities, and filmmakers. After

closing in 2016, this historic venue has reopened.

It now offers cocktails, aperitifs, and a selection of

delicious traditional specialties.

BUKOWSKI’S BAR

Via del Ombrellari, 25 (Borgo)

Vintage finds, bohemian Roman style décor, a library

of books and pop culture references will certainly

appeal to your senses. The highlight? Bukowski’s

Bar offers twelve different kinds of spritz! And wine

lovers, go for the good stuff with Bukowski’s wine

selection of Italy’s tastiest. Art, dinner, drinks, and

leisure are just around the corner from the Vatican!

DRINK KONG

Piazza San Martino ai Monti, 8 (Monti)

Drink Kong is the coolest spot in Monti’s nightlife

scene, which was featured in the 2024 edition of

The World’s 50 Best Bars . Owned by the legendary

bartender Patrick Pistolesi, Drink Kong is the place

to relax while sipping perfectly mixed cocktails and

tasting delicious food. The bar’s motto is “drink

kong, think kong, be kong”; you are not there

simply to have a drink but a whole new, exciting,

experience.

DUKE’S

Viale Parioli, 200 (Parioli)

Duke’s was founded in 1998 with the aim of

introducing a revolutionary dining concept: a

place where seemingly incompatible styles and

experiences come together, offering excellent

quality cuisine without formalities. It was the

first “Fine Casual Dining” concept in Rome. The

cocktails at Duke’s are made exclusively with fresh

fruit, prepared daily in-house.

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EMERALD’S INDEPENDENT BAR

Via Crescenzio 91C (Prati)

METROPOLITA

Piazza Gentile Da Fabriano, 2 (Flaminio)

RUDE CENTOCELLE

Via dei Castani, 228 (Centocelle)

SALOTTO42

Piazza di Pietra, 42 (Pantheon)

Emerald’s Bar, located in the heart of Rome’s Prati

neighborhood, is a staple of the local nightlife scene.

Blending vintage charm with modern sophistication,

this bar features antique furniture, cozy nooks, and

eclectic decor that create an inviting and intimate

atmosphere.

This locale in the Flaminio neighborhood has

become one of the hottest places in town for

drinks. Footsteps from MAXXI and the Ponte della

Musica, it’s the perfect place to indulge in mixology

cocktails, wines, and Italian and international

delicacies like nachos with guacamole and cured

meat and cheese boards in a trendy setting.

R.U.D.E. is the perfect neighborhood bar in the cool

up-and-coming Centocelle. Pop-Art inspired drink

menu is minimal but impactful. Also unique is that

each drink has a music pairing; a coaster (with a QR

code) will be given to you with a specific song for

your drink, that you can download and listen to later

on Spotify. This bar stimulates all of your senses

simultaneously – from visuals, to sound, to taste.

Salotto 42 combines a cozy atmosphere with

an extensive cocktail menu and delicious dishes

made from quality ingredients, including a wide

selection of vegetarian options. Established in 2004

by Damiano Mazzarella as a book bar, Salotto 42

also captivates with its stunning location in Piazza

di Pietra, offering views of the majestic columns of

Hadrian’s Temple.

WISDOMLESS CLUB

Via Sora, 33 (Historical Center)

LA PUNTA EXPEDIO DE AGAVE

Via di Santa Cecilia, 8 (Trastevere)

W HOTEL LOUNGE

Via Liguria, 26-36 (Veneto)

THE COURT

Via Labicana, 125 (Colosseo)

Wisdomless is a versatile club combining an art

gallery, cocktail bar, and tattoo parlour. It features

an incredible collection ranging from classic art to

taxidermy. Located near Piazza Navona, it occupies

the former guesthouse of the historic 16th-century

Palazzo Boncompagni Duchi di Sora. Inspired by

traditional English gentlemen’s clubs, Wisdomless

is more than just a bar—it’s a gathering spot and

an art lover’s haven.

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La Punta Expendio de Agave welcomes all

wanderlust minds. The owners are well versed in

Mexican cocktails, specifically those influenced by

the region of Oaxaca, after having researched the

area extensively. Tequila and Mezcal play a strong

role in the drink list which also includes a few beers

on tap that can be read off of a passport inspired

menu. Reservations are highly recommended.

The W Lounge bar is an all-hour destination with

live music, DJ sets and cocktails. Between marble

and comfortable sofas and a ‘clandestine garden’

in the hotel’s inner courtyard, you can accompany

excellent drinks with Sicilian-inspired side dishes

from the kitchen. After dinner, an interesting cocktail

list signed by Bar Manager Emanuele Broccatelli

and DJ sets from Wednesday to Sunday await you.

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Located on the ground level of Palazza Manfredi in

Monti with Michelin star restaurant Aroma on top,

The Court is one of the best places to drink in Rome.

This is like one of those classic hotel bars and

lounges that can be found in NYC, but with a twist.

Combining exclusivity, luxury and great service in a

refined but chill atmosphere.

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FRENI E FRIZIONI

Via del Politeama, 4-6 (Trastevere)

IL SORPASSO

Via Properzio, 31 (Prati)

BLACKMARKET HALL

Via Panisperna, 101 (Monti)

IL MARCHESE

Via di Ripetta 162 (Popolo)

This place is always buzzing and consistently turns

out some of the most creative, killer cocktails in

Rome by the most fun and friendliest staff. They

offer everything from the standard dishes like pizza,

bruschetta and pasta to exotic couscous salads and

hearty vegetarian options. You really can classify

their aperitivo as a light dinner and the atmosphere

and cocktails are great for sitting around with

friends.

In the late afternoon and early evening Il Sorpasso

has the relaxed vibe of a spacious farmhouse

kitchen but after 7pm this place is buzzing with

locals. It’s an inviting jumble of quaint wooden

tables and painted chairs with a delectable menu

full of tasty cocktails, yummy wine, and their

specialty artisanal meat and cheese platters directly

coming from their charcuterie station.

This cool place, located in the heart of Monti,

features a raw venue with dim lighting, second

hand vintage furniture and an array of nooks and

crannies perfect for curling up and enjoying a great

glass of wine. From 6pm to 8pm, aperitivo is served

where customers can enjoy a drink accompanied by

the dishes on their tasting menu.

Step inside Europe’s first amaro bar with more than

500 Italian bitter labels. But don’t be fooled into

thinking Il Marchese is just for amaro lovers–it’s aig

the best cocktail bars in the city. Choose from their

menu of spritz, americano, or amari fizz. Enjoy these

cocktails for aperitivo accompanied by a dish from

their food menu.

IL GOCCETTO

Via dei Banchi Vecchi. 14 (Navona)

ROSSO EAT DRINK STAY

Viale Aventino, 32 (Circo Massimo)

AURORA BISTROT

Via Tor De’ Conti, 5 (Monti)

MASA ROOFTOP

Via di S.Maria Maggiore, 143 (Monti)

Enoteca Il Goccetto is the perfect bar for any

aspiring wine connoisseur. Enthusiasts will be

pleased to see that the wine list is extensive; they

sell over 800 wine brands of mostly Italian and

French origin. Their wine by-the-glass list is ever

changing, and includes 60 wines of varying kinds.

Come enjoy your favorite vino while perusing cured

meats. cheeses and other delicacies!

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With a modern interior design, Rosso is a friendly

spot locals often choose for their aperitivi. Thanks

to their large spaces, and extensive menus, Rosso

is an all-around treasure for the Roman happy hour

scene. Hop on over to the Circus Maximus, an often

overlooked yet equally wonderful ancient roman

sight!

Aurora Bistrot is the perfect spot for a classic Italian

aperitivo with a modern twist. Sip on the “Aurora

Spritz,” a citrusy, sparkling take on the traditional

favorite, or try the signature cocktail menu. Pair

your drink with their mouthwatering taglieri,

featuring delicacies like Patanegra, 48-month-aged

Parmigiano, and truffle Pecorino.

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Hotel Major’s Masa rooftop revisits the traditional

Italian aperitivo formula with a Middle Eastern

twist. Aperitivo includes a choice of cocktail or wine

and a mezè dish. Inspired by Middle Eastern and

Mediterranean food culture traditions, mezè are

small bites designed as a mix of small and hot

appetizers to be shared in pleasant company.

THE BEST

CONCERTS IN ROME

IN 2025

THE BEST CONCERTS IN ROME IN 2025

Get ready for a year packed

with fun and exciting concerts

to look forward to! Rome is

the stage for you whether you

enjoy rock, punk, dance, folk,

or other genres. Choose one,

two, or more shows to add

that surprise element to your

holiday.

Here’s a list to help you

organize and make sure you

can attend the concerts you

want the most!

Sfera Ebbasta

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March 12, 2025

Palazzo dello Sport

July 19, 2025

Ippodromo delle

Capannelle

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Get ready for an

electrifying performance

as the king of trap

music returns with a

spectacular show. Sfera

Ebbasta will be in Rome

for two dates, including

a mid-March concert

and a Rock in Roma

appearance on July 19.

Jovanotti

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Palazzo dello Sport

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Following the success

of his last tour, Jovanotti

is back with the

PalaJova Tour 2025.

With eight live shows in

Rome out of 42 across

Italy, this is a concert

series you don’t want

to miss.

Mahmood

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May 20, 2025

Palazzo dello Sport

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After the success of the

first legs of the N.L.D.A.

TOUR, Mahmood

returns to Rome. His

concert, envisioned

as a theatrical rave,

blends dreamy

and underground

aesthetics, reflecting

the multifaceted worlds

and experiences of the

artist.

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Duran Duran

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June 15-16, 2025

Circo Massimo

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Ludovico Einaudi

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June 12-13-14-15-17-18, 2025

Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone

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Ludovico Einaudi will enchant audiences at the Roma

Summer Fest with six concerts, largely dedicated to his

new album, The Summer Portraits. Experience the magic

of this renowned pianist and composer.

Forty years after their historic first performance in Italy,

the legendary British rock band Duran Duran will return

to the Bel Paese to set the stage of Rome’s Circus

Maximus on fire on Sunday, June 15, and Monday, June

16, 2025.

Ed Sheeran

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June 14, 2025

Stadio Olimpico

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Tananai

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June 19, 2025

Rock in Roma,

Ippodromo delle

Capannelle

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Tananai kicks off

his Calmocobra

Live Summer 2025

tour in Rome with a

performance at Rock in

Roma. Get ready for an

unforgettable night of

music at the Ippodromo

delle Capannelle.

Rüfüs Du Sol

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June 21, 2025

Auditorium Parco della

Musica Ennio Morricone

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Don’t miss the only

Italian date for the

Grammy-winning

Australian trio Rüfüs

Du Sol. Their innovative

dance music, blending

house, techno, indie,

and psychedelic rock,

will take center stage.

Zucchero

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June 23-24, 2025

Circo Massimo

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Two years after his five

sold-out concerts at

the Baths of Caracalla,

Zucchero returns to

Rome and, for the first

time in his career, will

take center stage at

the Circo Massimo,

adding another

memorable chapter to

his extraordinary artistic

journey.

Global superstar Ed Sheeran returns to Italy with a

highly anticipated show at Stadio Olimpico. Part of his

Mathematics European Tour 2025, this concert will

feature all his greatest hits.

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Vasco Rossi

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June 27-28, 2025

Stadio Olimpico

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The legendary Vasco Rossi is back with his “Vasco Rossi

negli stadi” tour, featuring 12 concerts across Italy. Relive

the greatest hits of the iconic rocker in an electrifying

show.

Marco Mengoni

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July 2, 2025

Stadio Olimpico

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Marco Mengoni is set to fill stadiums across Italy with

his new tour, already a sold-out sensation. Following his

2023 triumph, expect another spectacular performance.

Pinguini Tattici Nucleari

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July 4, 2025

Stadio Olimpico

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Sting

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July 7, 2025



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Sting, the former

frontman of The Police,

will grace the Roma

Summer Fest with his

STING 3.0 world tour.

Enjoy an evening of

timeless hits with this

musical innovator.

Ultimo

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July 10, 11, 13, 2025

Stadio Olimpico

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Ultimo continues to

dominate the Italian

live music scene with

another phenomenal

stadium tour. His

previous concerts have

all been sold out, and

this year promises to be

no different.

Alanis Morissette

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July 24, 2025



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Celebrate 30 years of

Jagged Little Pill as

Alanis Morissette brings

her much-anticipated

tour to Rome. The

Canadian icon will

perform in three Italian

cities, including this

special Rome date.

The ever-popular Pinguini Tattici Nucleari return to Stadio

Olimpico with their Hello World Tour. Get ready for a night

of music from this chart-topping band.

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The Smashing Pumpkins

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August 1, 2025

Ippodromo delle Capannelle

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Catch the legendary Smashing Pumpkins at Rock in

Roma. Led by the charismatic Billy Corgan, this ’90s

powerhouse band promises an unforgettable night of

rock.

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Franz Ferdinand

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August 30, 2025

Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone

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By popular demand, Franz Ferdinand adds new dates to

their 2025 summer tour, including a stop in Rome. The

concerts will feature tracks from their upcoming album,

The Human Fear.

Damiano David

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October 11, 2025

Palazzo dello Sport

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Former Måneskin frontman Damiano David launches his

world tour with two Italian dates, including this highly

anticipated show in Rome.

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VALENTINE’S DAY IDEAS THAT’LL IMPRESS YOUR DATE

A romantic

dinner

Celebrate love with a special Valentine’s menu

at some of Rome’s best restaurants.

Valentine’s Day Ideas

That’ll Impress Your Date

Valentine’s day is at the doors and lots of us are still trying to figure out

how to impress our date. In the Eternal City, we live in the mecca of love.

There are plenty of great ways to make this day special in Rome. Give

one of these a go!

• Ristorante Uliveto, Rome Cavalieri – Chef Nicholas Cuomo presents a refined

Mediterranean menu featuring beet carpaccio with tuna tataki, Jerusalem artichoke

risotto, and beef tenderloin with foie gras and black truffle. €90 per couple.

• La Pergola – A Michelin three-star experience by Heinz Beck with dishes like amberjack

with radicchio, lemon tagliolini with caviar, and an exclusive dessert. €680 per person.

• Tiepolo Lounge & Terrace – Indulge in a chocolate fondue with fresh fruit and

artisanal pastries, paired with the signature Odi et Amo cocktail.

• Castello della Castelluccia – A romantic setting for a four-course seafood menu. €75

per person.

• Follie, Villa Agrippina Gran Meliá – Chef Alfonso D’Auria curates an exclusive dining

experience. €110 per person.

• Il Marchese – Enjoy the Amore Fizz cocktail alongside Roman specialties and a dark

chocolate, strawberry, and habanero cheesecake.

• Moma – A gourmet Valentine’s menu by Chef Andrea Pasqualucci, featuring dishes like

smoked cod, foie gras spaghetti, and quail with red cabbage. €190 per person.

• Les Étoiles – Celebrate on the terrace or in the restaurant with special seafood and

gourmet dishes.

• Masa Rooftop – A romantic dinner under the stars with a special menu and live music.

• Uma, Garbatella – An intimate 8-course menu with creative flavors. €70 per person.

• Nuan – A surprise 5-course seafood menu crafted daily. €110 per couple.

• Adelaide, Hotel Vilòn – A luxurious 9-course experience in a private garden or stylish

dining room. €170 per person.

• Aquamarina, Umiltà 36 – A 6-course seafood feast with specialties like roasted

octopus. €90 per person.

• Baja – Dine aboard an elegant Art Nouveau boat on the Tiber, with tailored meat and

seafood menus.

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Pamper each other

in a Spa

Romantic

experiences

Take in the

views of Rome

A surprise day trip

to the lake

Enjoy some relaxation with your partner

by enjoying a thermal treatment together.

At Cavalieri Grand Spa Club, celebrate

love with a duo massage using Natura

Bissé’s Diamond Well-Living line: a

luxurious spa experience for couples.

Relax together with a private spa

experience at Le Caveau by Narducci

Hair & Spa

and a 50-minute couple’s massage,

topped off with a toast.

Villa Agrippina Gran Meliá Spa offers

a “That’s Amore” aromatic ritual, with hot

tubs, saunas, emotional showers, and a

personalized massage with champagne.

Available February 10th-16th.

At Daham Health & Beauty Spa,

rejuvenate with access to the water

circuit and a relaxing couples massage.

Looking for a unique way to spend Valentine’s

Day with your loved one? How about enjoying

a jazz concert and dinner at Rome’s oldest

jazz club, Alexanderplatz? The intimate

ambiance of the club provides a timeless

escape for a romantic evening.

For a more thrilling experience, explore Rome

on a fun panoramic ride on a vintage

Vespa. Ride by the Colosseum, the Vatican,

the Temple of Venus and many more sights

experiencing everything the Eternal City has

to offer.

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ultimate wine tasting experience at a

charming boutique wine bar just steps away

from Campo de’ Fiori.

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and don’t forget to peek into the keyhole

of the Knights of Malta just footsteps

away. Early morning is the best time to

go.

Another must-stop is Terrazza Caffarelli,

between the Capitoline Museums and

the Campidoglio. It’s the ultimate place to

admire a picture-perfect Roman sunset.

Take a romantic walk along the paths of

Villa Borghese and reach the Terrazza del

Pincio, looking over Piazza del Popolo:

from here you can enjoy one of the most

stunning views on the city center. Also

in Villa Borghese, what could be more

romantic than renting a small boat in

the park’s lake and rowing to the small

Aesculapius Temple?

As Romans, we’re so lucky to be an hour

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you’re able to take the day off, a day trip to

the beautiful Lake Bolsena is the perfect way

to spend your Valentine’s Day.

Just an hour and a half from Rome, you’ll

come across the beautiful lakeside town of

Capodimonte – Lake Bolsena. Take a romantic

walk along its lake front, filled with cafes and

gelaterias.

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• Aleph Hotel – Indulge in a romantic getaway with a suite stay, spa treatment, and a

special dinner curated by Executive Chef Carmine Buonanno. Dinner €140 per person,

full package €758.

• Six Senses Rome – Enjoy a Valentine’s Staycation package including a room, breakfast,

dinner, wellness consultation, and access to Roman baths. Starting from €600.

• Castello della Castelluccia – Escape to a romantic castle with a Hydro Deluxe Room

or Suite with a fireplace, plus a candlelit dinner. Overnight stay €180-220.

• Les Étoiles – Elevate your Valentine’s with a gourmet dinner and an overnight stay in a

superior room. Tasting Dinner + Overnight Stay €550.

• 47 Boutique Hotel – The “To Rome with Love” package includes a romantic stay, a

welcome treat, and a gourmet dinner. Available Feb 10–18, prices vary.

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WHERE TO EAT THE BEST TIRAMISÙ IN ROME

Where to eat

the best

tiramisù

in Rome

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Valentina Martinoli

Tiramisù (which translates as “lift me up”) is the most well known Italian dessert in

the world. It was born in the 19th century in Treviso, a city located in the northeast

of Italy. Legends say that was created by the owner of a restaurant who wanted to

offer to her clients an aphrodisiac and invigorating dessert. Tiramisù is made up of

ingredients such as eggs, sugar, savoiardi biscuits, mascarpone, coffee and cocoa.

Today, tiramisù is an essential part of almost nearly every restauraunt menù in

Rome. All around the city, there are many bars and pastry shops that specialize in

crafting this iconic dessert.ù

Pompi il regno del Tiramisù

Via Albalonga 7 b;

Via della Croce 88;

Via di Santa Maria in Via 17;

Piazza Risorgimento, 43; Via Cassia, 8/C

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Pompi is undeniably the most famous place for tiramisù in Rome.

It’s a cherished tradition to bring a tiramisù from Pompi as a

dessert when invited to dinner with friends or family. Officially

certified as an artisanal, high-quality product, their tiramisù is

available in a variety of flavors: the classic cocoa, strawberry,

hazelnut, and pistachio. Gluten- and lactose-free options are also

available, making it a treat for everyone to enjoy!

Osteria Fratelli Mori

Via dei Conciatori 10 (Piramide)

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This typical Roman restaurant near Piramide offers a variety

of delicious homemade desserts, lovingly crafted by Mamma

Giuliana. Her tiramisù is truly a spoonful of heaven, served in a

coffee cup and elegantly dusted with cocoa powder.

From the traditional recipe to many variations, such as strawberry, pistachio,

banana or caramel, follow our guide to discover all the best places to enjoy

tiramisù in Rome!

Charlotte

Via Vercelli 12-14 (Re di Roma)

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This elegant pastry boutique feels like a jewelry store, with

creations that are as stunning to the eyes as they are delightful

to the palate. Their tiramisù is beautifully presented in small

glasses, but larger portions are also available for takeout,

perfect for sharing or indulging at home.

Casa Manfredi

Viale Aventino 91-93 (Aventino)

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This elegant pastry boutique feels like a jewelry store, with

creations that are as stunning to the eyes as they are delightful

to the palate. Their tiramisù is beautifully presented in small

glasses, but larger portions are also available for takeout,

perfect for sharing or indulging at home.

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Two Sizes

Via del Governo Vecchio 88 (Piazza Navona)

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At Two Sizes, tiramisù is perfect for those on the move. Served

in convenient take-away containers, available in both small and

large sizes, it’s the ideal treat to enjoy while exploring the sights

of Rome. Among the tempting flavors, we highly recommend

trying the caramel and peanut butter versions—they’re simply

unforgettable!

Eggs Ristorante

Via Natale Del Grande 52

(Trastevere)

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Welcome to the world of

eggs, the true star of this

restaurant in Trastevere,

led by the talented Chef

Barbara Agosti. Here,

tiramisù takes center stage,

with options for everyone,

including gluten-free and

lactose-free versions of the

classic dessert. Originally

from Piedmont, the chef has

crafted her own unique twist,

blending hazelnut spread—a

regional specialty—with

Gentilini, a beloved Roman

biscuit. And don’t miss

the amaretto, rum, and

chocolate variations—

they’re simply irresistible!

Flavio al

Velavevodetto

Via di Monte Testaccio 97

(Testaccio)

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Flavio’s tiramisù is absolutely

addictive! This signature

dessert features buttery

biscuits specially crafted

for the tiramisù, layered

with coffee, cocoa powder,

mascarpone cream, and

topped with melted dark

chocolate. Many food critics

have hailed it as “the best

tiramisù I’ve ever had.”

53 Untitled

Via del Monte della

Farina 53 (Pantheon)

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The tiramisù at 53 Untitled

is quickly becoming the

talk of the town among

Rome’s residents. Crafted

with mascarpone cream,

homemade soft savoiardi,

coffee ganache, and

bitter cocoa biscuits, it’s a

dessert that promises to

leave a lasting impression

on anyone who tastes it!

Pasticceria Gruè

Viale Regina Margherita 95 (Salario)

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A must-visit for and excellent tiramisù is Gruè, a historic pastry

shop in Rome that offers a wide range of exceptional desserts,

with its timeless tiramisù being the standout.

Sutiramisu @ Casa e bottega

Via dei Coronari 183 (Piazza Navona)

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Ready to experience a crunchier take on tiramisù? Indulge

in the creation of pastry chef Loretta Fanella. This innovative

dessert invites you to break through the chocolate shell,

unveiling a cascade of coffee that instantly soaks the savoiardo

at the bottom. A truly “express” tiramisù that’s as fun to eat as

it is delicious!

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MUST-SEE

Passetto Di Borgo:

The Mysterious Escape Route Of The Popes

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Denisa Savin

Passetto di Borgo

Piazza della Città Leonina

THE NATIONAL ROMAN MUSEUM

What is the Passetto di Borgo?

Originally built for defense, the Passetto di Borgo is a secret passage linking the Vatican to

Castel Sant’Angelo. Once known as “Er Coridore de Borgo,” it forms part of the Vatican Walls,

stretching along Via dei Corridori and Via Borgo Sant’Angelo before ending inside the castle.

The earliest structure dates back to 547 AD, when a modest fortification was built to protect

against barbarian invasions. The modest construction, irregular in layout, was made with large

roughly squared blocks, some of which are still visible near Porta Castello.

In 852, Pope Leo IV reinforced it with a 5-meter-high defensive wall, which later evolved into

the Passetto. Over the centuries, various popes modified and expanded it.

The Passetto’s purpose was to control the lower area of the Borgo and suppress potential

uprisings, thanks to its elevated position from which arrows could be easily shot or firearms

fired. It also served to secretly imprison high-profile prisoners whose presence in the feared

papal jails should remain unknown.

Most importantly, the Passetto provided a quick escape route for the pope, who could take

hideaway in the well-protected walls of Castel Sant’Angelo in case of enemy attack or

assassination attempts.

Visiting the Passetto

The guided tour covers the entire passage, between two levels:

• Upper level: an open-air walkway with panoramic views of Rome.

• Lower level: a covered “secret” corridor that allowed popes to move safely from the

Vatican to the fortress.

Now, visitors can retrace centuries of history along this once-hidden escape route.

Daytime entry to Passetto + Bastione San Marco only: + €12 for the mandatory

1-hour guided tour

Integrated daytime entry to Passetto + Castel Sant’Angelo: €16 + €10 for the 1-hour

guided tour

Special nighttime entry: €4 + €24 for the guided tour

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After years of closure, the Passetto di Borgo

was reopened to both Romans and tourists

on December 23, 2024

Now part of a permanent program of guided

tours, including special evening visits, the

entire stretch of the Passetto—from the

Torre del Mascherino at Piazza della Città

Leonina to the Bastione San Marco at Castel

Sant’Angelo—is once again accessible.

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GET OUT OF TOWN

Skiing near Rome

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Federica Rustico

Everyone has heard about the stunning ski resorts in the Alps and Dolomites. But

not everyone knows you don’t necessarily need to go up north to ski! In fact, I’ll let

you in a little secret: the Apennines have great skiing resorts as well, and the best

part? They’re only a two-hour car-ride from Rome! So if you feel like going down

the slopes this weekend – even just for a day – head to one of these ski resorts for

some real winter fun.

OVINDOLI

Region: Abruzzo

Distance with car: 1.30 hours

Skiing level: beginner to expert

Located in the Sirente-Velino park, the Ovindoli ski

resort not only offers great skiing slopes but also a

jaw-dropping scenery. You’ll understand what I’m talking

about as the chair lift takes you up to Monte Magnola

to the highest point of the resort at an altitude of 2056

meters! There are various types of slopes, from 6 blue

slopes to 8 red slopes and 7 black piste. If you’re an

advanced skier, don’t miss out on the Pistone slope!

TERMINILLO

Region: Lazio

Distance with car: 1.45hours

Skiing level: beginner to medium

CAMPO FELICE

Region: Abruzzo

Distance with car: 2 hours


ROCCARASO

Region: Abruzzo

Distance with car: 2 hours


Terminillo is an historic Italian ski resort known as “the

mountain of Rome” due to the large influx of tourists

coming from the capital. Located just 100km from

Rome, it is the perfect spot for a versatile experience.

The Terminillo ski area develops around Terminilluccio

and Terminilletto, with an altitude ranging from 1600 to

2100 meters and boasting over 30km of slopes, with a

concentration of blue and red piste.

Easily reachable through the Roma-Aquila

highway, Campo Felice in the Abruzzo

region is one of the best skiing resorts near

Rome. With 15km of slopes dedicated to

piste rosse and 10km dedicated to black

slopes, Campo Felice promises a good

time for medium to advanced skiers. But

no worries, there are also 6 blue slopes

to practice your skiing if you’re a bit

rough around the edges! There are 389

snowmaking machines to ensure perfectly

white slopes!

Roccaraso in the Abruzzo region is without

a doubt the most extensive skiing resort in

central Italy thanks to its 130km of slopes

that connect the resorts of Rivisondoli,

Pescocostanzo and Pescasseroli through 32

lifts! It boasts 22 blue piste, 19 red slopes

and 8 black slopes for more advanced skiers,

which means it’s the perfect place to show

your stuff on the slopes. The best part?

Lack of snow is no problem thanks to the

snowmaking machines.

MONTE LIVATA

Region: Lazio

Distance with car: 1.30 hours

Skiing level: beginner to medium

Located just 70km from the capital, Monte Livata boasts

an altitude of 1425 to 1758 meters and is the only ski

resort in the province of Rome. While there are only

8km of slopes, the piste are suitable for any ski level. If

you’re one of those skiers who enjoys lunches and hot

chocolate by the slopes, keep in mind that the rifugio

may not always be open.

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Discover the charm of the Aventine Hill on this

leisurely tour, exploring medieval Christian

monasteries, historic basilicas, and the Knights’

sanctuary. Stroll through a breathtaking garden

offering panoramic views of Rome, including a

special hidden perspective of the city.

Along the way, uncover the fascinating legends of

monks and knights, and cap off your experience with

a delicious gelato while overlooking the iconic Circus

Maximus, the ancient sports arena of Rome. A mustsee

adventure for history and culture enthusiasts!

Highlights

• 2-hour walking tour from the Foro Boario to the Aventine Hill

• Small group of up to 6 people

• Visit the Orange Garden for a stunning view of Rome

• Discover the Basilica of Santa Sabina, Sant’Alessio e Bonifacio, and

Sant’Anselmo

• Explore Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta and the most famous keyhole in

Rome

• Enjoy the view of the Circus Maximus with a delicious Italian gelato in

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• Hotel pick up & drop off

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EATING

T

ROOFTOP

IL MARCHESE

Via di Ripetta, 162 (Centro Storico)

Daily 12:30pm – 2am

06.90218872

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Il Marchese unites the best of two worlds: a bar with

elegant French salon accents and pompous chandeliers,

and a restaurant with the coziness of a Roman trattoria.

But it’s not just the décor that’s impressive. When you

walk into Il Marchese you step inside Europe’s first Amaro

bar with more than 500 different Amaro labels.

During the recent G20 in Rome, Il Marchese had two

special customers: the American First Lady Jill Biden

and the French Première Dame Brigitte Macron. The two

ladies said they were “delighted with the lovely welcome”,

complimenting the staff and the quality of the products.

ll Marchese takes its name from the Marchese del Grillo,

a symbol of Rome’s inimitable spirit– a true gentleman,

but always inclined to irony, a lover of tradition, but also

appreciated by those who come from different cultures.

Here, with Chef Daniele Roppo, you’re sure to have a

fantastic dining experience. The culinary philosophy has strong Roman roots and is inspired

by traditional recipes that are lightened according to a contemporary taste, also offering

vegetarian dishes. Quality is always a priority. Ingredients are purchased from local producers.

The amaro and cocktail bar at Il Marchese pays tribute to the elegance of 19th-century

French aristocracy, with precious stuccoes, wallpapers, and velvets. The cocktails here are

perfect for an after-dinner drink or as an aperitif. Each signature drink is crafted with premium

ingredients expertly mixed. Leading the cocktail bar is Fabrizio Valeriani, a bartender with

extensive experience.

TERRAZZA LES ETOILES

PANORAMIC RESTAURANT AND ROOFTOP COCKTAIL BAR NEAR THE VATICAN

Via dei Bastioni, 1 (Prati)

Cocktail Bar & Aperitivo: everyday 5.30pm – 12am

Lunch: Sun 12.30pm-3pm

Restaurant: everyday 7.30pm-10.30pm

Tel. +39.0668638163

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Les Etoiles Rooftop Cocktail Bar is the open rooftop terrace

of the Hotel Atlante Star that offers a truly spectacular

panoramic view of Rome encompassing three hundred and

sixty degrees of terracotta rooftops and some of the city’s

most impressive monuments. If you’re looking for a light

lunch or a dinner, an aperitivo or an after dinner cocktail, you

couldn’t find a location more romantic or luxurious.

The view takes in Castel Sant’Angelo, the Vittorio Emanuele

monument, the forested Gianicolo hill, Villa Borghese, the

spidery gazometro, and the best view I’ve ever seen of the

facade and dome of St. Peter’s Basilica.

Relax on couches or under their spacious umbrellas and

enjoy a cocktail alongside an array of delectable finger

foods. Choose from a variety of cooked and raw food,

marinated salmon, yummy club sandwiches, buffalo

mozzarella, hamburgers, rich salads and more, all finished

off with fresh fruit.

The aperitif is served every day between 5pm and 9pm. There is a fixed formula at 45 euros

which includes a drink (cocktail or glass of wine) accompanied by a selection of finger food,

also available for vegans and celiacs.

I suggest going in the evening so you can enjoy the cool breeze above the tumult of the city

below, sip a cocktail and watch the sun’s last rays warm the ancient stones of the eternal city.

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DRINKING

DRINKING

CVLTO

A SOPHISTICATED SPOT FOR APERITIVO IN TRASTEVERE

Vicolo Del Quartiere, 7A (Trastevere)

Monday – Sunday 6pm – 2am

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Housed in a former religious relics shop is Cvlto, a haven for

enjoying an exceptional aperitivo in Trastevere. While they’ve

completely transformed the space, you can still find some

traces of its former life within the décor. This cocktail bar and

kitchen serves up some seriously delicious plates catering to

meat lovers and vegetarians alike.

Cvlto’s aperitivo is the real draw here – and perhaps one

of the best aperitivos in Trastevere. A trio of tapas that vary

by the day and season accompany your aperitivo cocktail

of choice. On the drink menu you’ll find everything from the

quintessential Aperol Spritz, some Campari concoctions and

other aperitif cocktails.

Everyone’s favorite time of the day in Italy, Cvlto’s happy hour is done right and in style. Where

kitchen and cocktails blend perfectly together creating the ultimate pairing, tiny gourmet bites

that accompany your drink. And if you wish to linger past aperitivo time, you can sample the

rest of their drink list. Reinvented cocktails, classic cocktails and their signature cocktails

inspired by Roman mythology.

Cvlto is constantly mixing things up behind the bar and they even have quite an impressive

no-alcohol and mocktail list. With an always warm and attentive staff, a fun yet at times

intimate setting ideal for catching up with friends, meeting coworkers or even a first date,

Cvlto is the perfect spot in Trastevere and one of the best aperitivos in Rome!

AURORA BISTROT

Via Tor De’Conti, 5 (Monti)

Open everyday 7am – 12am

+39.066793764

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Nestled within the elegant Nerva Boutique Hotel, Aurora

Bistrot & Bar is a must-visit spot in Rome, especially for

those looking to indulge in a delightful aperitivo experience.

The ambiance is a blend of modern design and nostalgic

charm, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. As

evening approaches, Aurora Bistrot transforms into the

perfect place for enjoying a traditional Italian aperitivo with a

contemporary twist.

For Spritz lovers, the “Aurora Spritz” is a standout choice—

sparkling, citrusy, and refreshing, made with Prosecco for

that delightful kick. If you’re eager to explore beyond the

classics, their impressive cocktail menu features signature

drinks like “Nero The Cruel,” crafted with mezcal and red

fruits, and “Livia’s Garden,” a gin-based delight.

To accompany your drinks, don’t miss their charcuterie

boards, especially the Patanegra with 48-month-aged

Parmigiano. For those preferring non-alcoholic options, Aurora Bistrot offers fresh smoothies

like the “Tropical Sunrise” and refreshing virgin cocktails such as the “Virgin Moscow Mule.”

Whether you’re sharing cocktails and charcuterie or enjoying a relaxing tea with pastries,

Aurora Bistrot provides an experience that captures the essence of Italian life. With its focus

on quality and charm, it’s a place where time slows down, making it ideal for locals and

visitors alike.

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DRINKING

CHARITY CAFÉ

JAZZ & BLUES

Via Panisperna, 68 (Monti)

Tue-Sun 7pm-2am

06.47825881

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BUKOWSKI’S BAR

Via del Ombrellari, 25 (Prati/Borgo)

Mon-Wed 5pm-2am; Thu-Sun

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ALEXANDERPLATZ JAZZ CLUB

THE ULTIMATE LIVE JAZZ HAVEN IN ROME

Via Ostia, 9 (Prati)

Daily 8.30pm – 1.30am

Concerts begin at 9.30pm

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Just a few streets away from the Ottaviano metro in Via Ostia

sits Rome’s oldest jazz club, Alexanderplatz, a down to earth

venue which wouldn’t be out of place in the mecca of Jazz:

Greenwich Village, New York. Alexanderplatz is underground,

figuratively as a haven to an underground musical genre

which has thrived here over the last thirty years, and literally.

As you descend the stairs into the cavernous interior, you’d

be forgiven for forgetting you were near the Vatican in the heart of Rome.

Many of the most prominent jazz, blues, soul, music artists have performed at the

Alexanderplatz, including Wynton Marsalis, Brad Meldhau, Red Rodney, Freddy Cole, Stefano

Bollani, Fabrizio Bosso, Sarah Jane Morris, Steve Coleman and many more. Founded in 1984

by Giampiero Rubei, Alexanderplatz hosts live concerts from 9.30pm (doors open at 8pm).

With a concise list of cocktails, with particular attention to vermouth and bitters, and a line

created specifically for the world of jazz with “twist on classic” designed for this historic

Roman venue, Alexanderplatz has a drinks menu in line with the trendiest Manhattan jazz

clubs. It is also possible to dine and try the food menu.

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Charity Cafe, with its fully

stocked bar specializing

in whiskey, rum and killer

shaken concoctions, is the

jazz and blues aficionado’s

dream. It’s gritty New York

and Roman elegance fused

together with music nights

oozing from Chicago blues to

jazz Harlem standards. 60s

and 70s Classic Rock, Soul

and Folk every Tuesday with

Andy’s Corner; Blues Night

on Wednesday; Jazz Voice

on Thursday; Jazz Night on

Friday, and a groovy Blues

Night on Saturday, all starting

at 10 pm! On Sunday there

is live music with an aperitivo

(6.30pm – 9pm) with snacks,

appetizers and drinks included

in your price.

Vintage finds, bohemian

Roman style décor, a library

of books and pop culture

references will certainly

appeal to your senses. Odes

to Fellini, Bukowski and

even Star Wars, are carefully

placed throughout while

showcasing their grace.

For entrées one might get

prosciutto and hummus, go

for a sandwich, their special

tartares, or an especially

gracious list of salads. The

highlight? Bukowski Bar

offers twelve different kinds

of spritz! And wine lovers,

go for the good stuff with

Bukowski’s wine selection of

Italy’s tastiest.

The Conventicola is a

Burlesque Club, a space

that allows for the strongest

underground artists to take

the stage and perform

their art. Hosting about

a dozen, vastly different

artists each night, along with

the occasional burlesque

performance, this venue is

like nowhere else in Rome.

At Conventicola you’ll get the

change to listen to the best

swing musicians of today’s

scene, admire burlesque

performances from every

corner of the world, and

attend exhibitions of unique

and histrionic personalities.

Don’t miss it!

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FEBRUARY EVENTS

ART&CULT | MOVIE | NIGHTLIFE | MUSIC | EXHIBITION | SPORT | TASTING

EQUILIBRIO DANCE FESTIVAL

DANCE FESTIVAL

10-22 February

Auditorium Parco della Musica

Viale Pietro De Coubertin, 30

auditorium.com

Rome is ready to host the 19th edition of

Equilibrio, the festival dedicated to contemporary

dance and choreographers. The 2025 program spans two weeks, featuring some of the most

significant names on the European scene, such as Maud Le Pladec, Trajal Harrell, Anne Teresa

de Keersmaeker, Radouan Mriziga, Jesús Rubio Gamo, and Marco da Silva Ferreira.

PROGRAM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

10 February

Maud Le Pladec/Centre

Chorégraphique National

d’Orléans

“Counting Stars With You

(Musiques Femmes)”

12 February

Trajal Harrell

“Dancer of the Year”

13 February

Ballet Junior de Genève

“Cathedral” by Marcos

Morau/”Turning_motion

sickness remix” by

Alessandro Sciarroni

14 February

Moon Ash

“Mercury”

15 February

Valentina Dal Mas

“Where do you look at the

world from?”

Rachid Ouramdane/Chaillot –

Théâtre National de la Danse

“Contre-nature”

16 February

Valentina Dal Mas

“Where do you look at the

world from?”

Valentina Dal Mas

“Luisa”

17 February

Luna Cenere

“Vanishing Place”

19 February

Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker,

Radouan Mriziga/Rosas

“The Trial of Harmony and

Invention”

20 February

Jesús Rubio Gamo & Kukai

Dantza

“Txalaparta”

21 February

Abundance/Bertoni

“Viro”

JUBILEE EVENTS THIS MONTH

JUBILEE

Registration required on iubilaeum2025.va

EVENTS

ART | MOVIE | NIGHTLIFE | MUSIC

As part of the Jubilee 2025 celebrations,

February will feature three remarkable events,

each uniting communities from around the

globe. From February 8-9, the Jubilee of the

Armed Forces, Police, and Security will take

place, honouring those who serve and protect.

From February 15-18, the Jubilee of Artists will celebrate creativity and artistic expression, and

from February 21-23, the Jubilee of Deacons will highlight the vital contributions of deacons in

the Church. Participation in these events requires registration and a Pilgrim Card, ensuring a

smooth and organised experience for all attendees.

SIX NATIONS RUGBY

CHAMPIONSHIP

SPORT

8 February

23 February

15 March

Stadio Olimpico, Viale dei Gladiatori (Flaminio)

sixnationsrugby.com

The annual 6 Nations Rugby Championship will commence in February 2025. Six elite rugby

nations – Italy, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and France – will go head-to-head in this

hundred-year-old tradition, and just like the Ancient Romans, these rugby warriors will be fighting

to the death, or rather to the trophy. Italy will host three matches at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico

this 2025. Watch the players roar, claw, and run to victory. Be prepared for fans to swarm into

pubs after the games for the legendary “third half,” known to be a time of copious drinking and

celebration of rugby, no matter which team won or lost.

22 February

Marco da Silva Ferreira

“Bison”

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Best Concerts in Rome

in February 2025

Max Pezzali

When: February 1-2

Where: Palazzo dello sport

(Piazzale Pier Luigi Nervi, 1)

Tickets: SOLD OUT

Rockets

When: February 13

Where: Auditorium Parco della Musica

(Via Pietro de Coubertin, 30)

Tickets: from €37

The Essential

Guide to Rome

Everything you need to know

about Rome in one guide.

Scan this

Capo Plaza

When: February 4



Tickets: from €46

Nothing But Thieves

When: February 15



Tickets: from €46

Discover the best

neighbourhoods, museums,

sights, restaurants, and more.

RUMORS – Guy Gerber,

Whitesquare

When: February 6

Where: The Sanctuary Eco Retreat

(Via delle Terme di Traiano, 4a)

Tickets: : €10

Paolo Fresu Devil

Quartet

When: February 7


(Via Pietro de Coubertin, 30)

Tickets: from €30

Xiu Xiu

When: February 13

Where: Monk Club

(Via Giuseppe Mirri, 35)

Tickets: from €17

Tosca

When: February 21


(Viale Pietro de Coubertin, 30)

Tickets: from €28

Tom Meighan

When: February 25

Where: Largo Venue

(Via Biordo Michelotti, 2)

Tickets: from €36.80

Wayne

When: February 27

Where: Alcazar Live (Via Cardinale

Merry del Val, 14)

Tickets: from €15

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3O+ PAGES FULL OF INSIDER TIPS ON

THE ETERNAL CITY.

ART &

CULT

SALVADOR DALÍ TAKES

CENTER STAGE AT

THE MUSEO STORICO

DELLA FANTERIA IN

ROME

p

Lucy Roesener

Until 27 July 2025

Museo Storico della Fanteria

Piazza Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, 9

Mon-Fri: 9.30am-7.30pm

Sat-Sun: 9.30am-8.30pm

Tickets: €16 + online fees

www.navigaresrl.com

SALVADOR DALÍ TAKES CENTER STAGE AT THE MUSEO STORICO DELLA FANTERIA IN ROME

Rome’s Museo Storico della Fanteria is

hosting an exciting new exhibition that

brings the genius of Salvador Dalí to life.

Running until July 27th, this exhibition offers

a comprehensive look into the surrealist’s life

and work.

The exhibition brings together around

80 works by Dalí, ranging from his early

sketches to what the Museo describes as the

“dreamlike experiments” of his later years.

The carefully curated collection spans Dalí’s

entire career, highlighting the evolution of his

artistic vision and offering a deep dive into

the surrealism that made him one of the most

iconic artists of the 20th century.

The exhibition places a particular focus on

Dalí’s exploration of Dante Alighieri’s “Divine

Comedy”. Entire rooms have been dedicated

to Dalí’s interpretation of the three realms of

the work: Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso.

Dalí’s surrealism is present throughout the

entire exhibit, not just in Dali’s work but with

supplemental work from artists inspired by

Dali’s legacy, including Michel Henricot, Joan

Miró, and Fabrizio Clerici.

In addition to his famous surrealist works, the

exhibition includes various products which he

collaborated on that shed light on his carefully

crafted persona as an artist, which he used as

part of his marketing strategy to cultivate his

larger-than-life image.

The exhibition also features various products

which Dali helped to design, including

perfume bottles, playing cards, candy, and

liqueur bottles, many of which have now

become collector’s items. His interaction with

commerce was something that would go on to

inspire artists like Andy Warhol, and serve as

extensions of his notable artistic style.

Also in the exhibit are the works that reflect

Dalí’s relationship with Spanish poet Federico

García Lorca, including drawings by Lorca

and photographs of the two artists. Lorca’s

influence played a significant role in shaping

Dalí’s art. Encounters between the two would

prove to be incredibly influential in Dali’s life,

which the exhibition highlights.

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THIS MONTH IN

MUSEUMS

CINECITTA’ STUDIOS

Via Tuscolana 1055

Metro Cinecittà

FRENCH ACADEMY IN

ROME. VILLA MEDICI

Viale Trinità dei Monti, 1

Metro Spagna. Bus 117 from

Termini Station

GALLERIA BORGHESE

Piazzale Scipione Borghese, 5

Metro Flaminio / Spagna

GALLERIA NAZIONALE

D’ARTE MODERNA E

CONTEMPORANEA

Viale delle Belle Arti, 131

Metro Flaminio

MAXXI

Via Guido Reni, 4/a

Bus 2 from Flaminio Station

MUSEO STORICO DELLA

FANTERIA

Piazza Santa Croce in

Gerusalemme, 7

Metro San Giovanni

4 CINECITTA’ SHOWS OFF

c Everyday except Tuesday

10am-6pm

€ entry fee €7-15 (exhibition +

outdoor set visit)

i cinecittasimostra.it

Lungotevere in Augusta

Metro Flaminio

4

RETROSPECTIVE

a

c

1

€ entry fee €8,5-12

i

50

ARA PACIS

FRANCO FONTANA.

TILL 31 AUGUST 2025

Everyday 9.30am-7.30pm

arapacis.it

1

WWW.ROMEING.IT/EXHIBITIONS-IN-ROME

a 1

4 POETRY AND PAINTING

IN THE 17TH CENTURY.

4 MAXXI BVLGARI PRIZE

4 CHROMOTHERAPIA

GIOVAN BATTISTA

4 TIME IS OUT OF JOINT

2024

4 SALVADOR DALÌ

a c

1 FROM 28 FEBRUARY

Tue-Sun 9am-7pm a

MARINO AND THE

1 TILL 2 MARCH 2025 a 1 TILL 27 JULY 2025

c Mon-Sun 10am-7pm (closed

€ entry fee €5-10 c Tue-Sun 11am-7pm

MARVELOUS PASSION.

c Mon-Fri 9.30am-7.30pm;

on Tuesday)

a i lagallerianazionale.com € entry fee €9-12

Sat-Dom 9.30am-8.30pm

1 TILL 9 FEBRUARY

€ entry fee €8-10

i fondazionemaxxi.it

Tue-Sun 9am-7pm

€ entry fee €13-15

i

c

villamedici.it

€ entry fee €13 (reservation

i navigaresrl.com/

required)

i galleriaborghese.

beniculturali.it

CHIOSTRO DEL

BRAMANTE

MUSEO DEL CORSO A

Arco della Pace, 5

PALAZZO CIPOLLA

Bus 64 from Termini Station Via del Corso, 320

Metro Spagna/Barberini

4 IL TEMPO DEL 4 DILLER SCOFIDIO + 4 MIRÓ – IL COSTRUTTORE

FUTURISMO

RENFRO:

DI SOGNI

a 1 TILL 28 FEBRUARY

RESTLESS ARCHITECTURE a

c Tue-Sun 9am-7pm

1 TILL 23 FEBRUARY 2025

a

€ entry fee €15

1 TILL 16 MARCH 2025 c Mon-Fri 9.30am-7.30pm;

c Tue-Sun 11am-7pm

Sat-Dom 9.30am-8.30pm

FLOWERS. ART FROM

i lagallerianazionale.com

4

€ entry fee €9-12 € entry fee €13-15

THE RENAISSANCE TO

i fondazionemaxxi.it i navigaresrl.com/

AUGMENTED REALITY 4 PICASSO LO STRANIERO

a 1 FROM 14 FEBRUARY a 1 FROM 27 FEBRUARY

c Mon-Sun 10am-8pm c Tue-Sun 10am-8pm

€ entry fee na

€ free entrance

i chiostrodelbramante.it i museodelcorso.com

4 event c time € price i site

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FEBRUARY 2025

THIS MONTH IN

MUSEUMS

MUSEI DI VILLA

TORLONIA - CASINO DEI

PRINCIPI

Via Nomentana, 70

Bus 36 from Termini Station

MUSEO DI ROMA IN

TRASTEVERE

Piazza di Sant’Egidio, 1/b

Bus H from Termini Station

MUSEO DI ROMA

PALAZZO BRASCHI

Via del Corso, 320

Metro Spagna/Barberini

MUSEI CAPITOLINI PALAZZO DELLE

ESPOSIZIONI

Piazza del Campidoglio, 1

Metro Colosseo Via Nazionale, 194

Metro Repubblica

LA VACCHERIA

Via Giovanni l’Eltore, 35

Metro Eur Palasport

4 NIKI BERLINGUER. LA

SIGNORA DEGLI ARAZZI

a 1 TILL 6 APRIL 2025

c Mon-Fri 9am-7pm

€ entry fee €9-11 (Casina delle

Civette + Casino Nobile +

Exhibitions)

i museivillatorlonia.it

TERME DI DIOCLEZIANO

Piazza della Repubblica

Metro Repubblica

4 TONY CRAGG: INFINITE

FORMS AND BOUNDLESS

BEAUTY

a 1 TILL 4 MAY 2025

c Tue-Sun 9.30am-7pm

€ entry fee €8

i museonazionaleromano.

beniculturali.it/

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1

4 TESTIMONI DI UNA

GUERRA

a 1 TILL 9 FEBRUARY

c Tue-Sun 10am-8pm

€ entry fee €7,5-9,5

i museodiromaintrastevere.it

WWW.ROMEING.IT/EXHIBITIONS-IN-ROME

a 1

PALAZZO BONAPARTE

Piazza Venezia, 5

Metro Colosseo

4

SCREAM

a

c

1

€ i

MUNCH - THE INNER

FROM 11 FEBRUARY

Mon-Thu 9am-7.30pm;

Fri-Sun 9am-9pm

entry fee €19,50

mostrepalazzobonaparte.it

4 event c time € price i site

4 ROMA PITTRICE

ARTISTE AL LAVORO TRA

XVI E XVIII SECOLO

a 1 TILL 4 MAY

c Tue-Sun 10am-7pm

€ entry fee €7,5-11

i museodiroma.it

PALAZZO MERULANA

Via Merulana, 121

Metro Manzoni

4 ALEARDO PAOLUCCI.

1927-2013.

a 1 TILL 2 MARCH

c Wed-Fri 12pm-8pm; Sat-

Sun 10am-8pm

€ entry fee €10/12

i palazzomerulana.it

4 THE COLOSSUS OF

CONSTANTINE

a 1 TILL 31 DECEMBER 2025

c Everyday 9.30am-6.30pm

€ free entrance

i museicapitolini.org

4 TIZIANO, LOTTO, CRIVELLI

E GUERCINO. CAPOLAVORI

DELLA PINACOTECA DI

ANCONA

a 1 TILL 30 MARCH 2025

c Everyday 9.30am-7.30pm

€ entry fee €13

i museicapitolini.org

4 L’ULTIMO MERAVIGLIOSO 4 VIAGGIO NELLA POP

MINUTO - PIETRO RUFFO ART: A NEW WAY TO LOVE

a 1 TILL 16 FEBRUARY 2025

THINGS

c Tue-Sun 10am-8pm a 1 TILL 31 MARCH 2025

€ entry fee €10-12,50 c Tue – Thu 9am-1pm; Fri –

i palazzoesposizioniroma.it Sun 9am-7pm

i free entrance

WE GIL

Largo Ascianghi, 5

Bus H from Termini Station

4 IN PRAISE OF DIVERSITY

JOURNEY THROUGH

ITALIAN ECOSYSTEMS

a 1 TILL 30 MARCH

c Tue-Sun 10am-8pm 4 BANKSY & ANDY WARHOL

€ entry fee €10-12,50 a 1 TILL 6 JUNE

i palazzoesposizioniroma.it c Everyday 10am-7pm

€ Entry fee €12/15

i wegil.it

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FLORENCE

THE BEST

CONCERTS IN FLORENCE

IN 2025

THE BEST CONCERTS IN FLORENCE IN 2025

The gorgeous architecture

and iconic artwork are not

the only things your trip

to Florence has to offeradd

a live performance to

your itinerary while in the

capital of Tuscany. This

year Florence has a wide

range of artists coming to

perform. Some of them who

have been around decades

and some who are new to

the music scene. Whatever

music you are into, Florence

has a gig for you! Here is our

selection of the best concerts

in Florence in 2025.

Sfera Ebbasta

------------------------

March 7, 2025

Nelson Mandela Forum

------------------------

The King of the Trap is

ready for a unmissable

live return in 2025,

with 7 dates in the

main Italian venues

next spring and two

special summer dates.

In Florence, the Italian

rapper will perform on

March 7 at the Nelson

Mandela Forum.

Brunori SAS

------------------------

March 16, 2025


------------------------

The BRUNORI SAS ||

TOUR 2025 includes 7

dates in the main Italian

sports venues, a perfect

opportunity to immerse

yourself in the world of

the poetic irony of the

singer-songwriter, able

to transform everyday

life into pure emotion.

Stefano Bollani

------------------------

March 22, 2025

Teatro del Maggio

------------------------

The pianist is ready to

enchant you in a unique

performance where

nothing is planned:

Piano Solo is a show

that is reborn every

night with an ever new

repertoire governed by

the inspiration of the

moment.

DISCOVER MORE CONCERTS

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Jovanotti

------------------------

March 25-26-31, 2025


------------------------

The PalaJova tour returns to warm up the crowds with a

series of concerts that will make the audience dance and

sing, overwhelmed by the contagious enthusiasm of Lorenzo

Jovanotti.

Fiorella Mannoia

------------------------

May 23, 2025

Teatro Verdi

------------------------

Fiorella Mannoia, one of the most appreciated female

voices in Italian songwriting, will perform in the splendid

setting of the Teatro Verdi for an intimate and impressive

event.

Vasco Rossi

------------------------

June 5-6, 2025

Ippodromo del Visarno

------------------------

Guns n’roses

------------------------

June 12, 2025


------------------------

On June 12th, Guns N’

Roses return to Italy for a

single concert, marking

a new phase of their

world tour. This is a truly

unmissable opportunity

for all Italian fans to

witness Axl Rose, Slash,

and the rest of the

Korn

------------------------

June 13, 2025


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Korn, one of the most

influential bands in the

global metal scene and

pioneers of nu-metal,

will perform at Firenze

Rocks. Their concert

promises to be a true

celebration of their

illustrious career.

Greenday

------------------------

June 15, 2025


------------------------

Green Day has been

announced as the first

headliner for the next

edition of Firenze Rocks.

The legendary American

band, a symbol of punk

rock worldwide, will

perform on Sunday, June

15, for their only Italian

show.

The most beloved Italian rocker will visit six Italian cities

as part of his highly anticipated new tour, performing in

Florence on two dates: June 5 and 6.

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Pinguini Tattici Nucleari

------------------------

June 25, 2025


------------------------

Negramaro

------------------------

October 12, 2025


------------------------

The record-breaking band—selling one million tickets in

2023, achieving over 1.5 billion streams, and dominating

the airplay charts for two consecutive years—is gearing

up to take 2025 by storm with a new tour across Italian

stadiums.

ONLINE MEDICAL

CONSULTATION

The live journey of Negramaro will take place in the

sports halls in autumn 2025: this will be the opportunity

to hear live the new songs of the album that will be

released this fall.

Francesco De Gregori

------------------------

November 24, 2025

Teatro Verdi

------------------------

In 2025 Francesco De Gregori will be on tour to

celebrate the 50th anniversary of the release of Rimmel,

one of the most famous albums in the history of Italian

music.

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