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BEST BURGERS IN TOWN
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DINING AL FRESCO IN ROME
Dining Al Fresco in Rome
Rome’s divine weather and picturesque scenery make it an ideal spot to dine al
fresco. Why be cooped up inside when you can bask in the sun or sip Prosecco by
candlelight? Here is our round-up of the city’s best outdoor dining experiences to let
you savor the Roman summer in all its glory.
UNIQUE AL PALATINO
GARDEN RESTAURANT
Via di San Teodoro, 48 (Palatine)
06.69921077
alpalatinoristorante.it
Step inside Unique al Palatino Garden Restaurant to immerse yourself in a dreamlike
atmosphere: ancient olive trees and citrus trees hidden by the clamor of the city. This
restaurant will be your oasis of peace to taste delicious flavors in a candlelit dinner. Order the
delicate sea bass ravioli with prawns, asparagus tips, and lemon zest or the savory spaghetti
with clams and bottarga.
OSTERIA DELLE COPPELLE
Piazza delle Coppelle, 54/55/56
06.45502826
osteriadellecoppelle
If you’re looking for somewhere authentic
to eat in the historic center (a notoriously
difficult task) this is your restaurant. Coppelle
dishes out Roman classics like rigatoni
alla gricia, saltimbocca alla romana, and
polpette al sugo, but if you’re craving lighter
fare to balance out the summer heat, look
for their tuna tartare with avocado or try
their “cicchetti”, small tastings of different
dishes. People watch at the outdoor tables
overlooking the characteristic Piazza delle
Coppelle.
BAJA
DA TEO
Piazza dei Ponziani, 7 (Trastevere)
06.5818355
Trattoria.da.TEO
This popular trattoria tucked away in a
quieter corner of Trastevere, opens up onto a
quaint little piazza where tables are arranged
underneath a dreamy canopy illuminated
with white lights. Enjoy the classic Roman
primi and secondi dishes like amatriciana,
carbonara, and saltimbocca, and expect
friendly and efficient service.
Lungotevere Arnaldo da Brescia (Popolo)
06.94368869
bajaroma.it
If you are after something on the unconventional side, look
no further than Baja. A boat, a restaurant, and a cocktail
bar all wrapped up in one, Baja literally floats on the Tiber
River, and its sought after location makes for an exotic and
luxurious dinner. Set sail on a mini-vacation from Rome,
while you sip expertly mixed cocktails and nosh on Italian
cuisine.
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ISOTTA TRATTORIA CORTESE
Via Carlo Livi 12-16
06 23209132
isottatrattoria.it
An intimate and welcoming trattoria or, as
they like to call it, a courteous one, with an
open kitchen and wooden tables. It also
features an outdoor area with umbrellas,
perfect for al fresco lunches and dinners.
Here, you’ll find traditional Roman and Lazio
cuisine, reinterpreted with a contemporary
touch.
LE SERRE BY VIVI BISTROT
Via Decio Filipponi, 1 (Monte Mario)
06.83986929
vivibistrot.com
What’s better than being immersed in
nature? Surrounded by a garden and plants
in Monte Mario, Le Serre by Vivi Bistrot offers
brunch, lunch, tea time, aperitivo, and dinner,
so you can go at any time of the day. The
restaurant is built within a former greenhouse
and has a colorful outdoor area where you’ll
be able to enjoy delicious mediterranean
cuisine mixed with subtle flavours from all
over the world.
HOSTERIA GRAPPOLO D’ORO
Located between Piazza Navona and Campo de’ Fiori,
this osteria serves authentic Roman cuisine in a warm,
welcoming setting, with the option to dine outdoors. The carbonara is a must-try — one of the
best in Rome.
COLLETTIVO
GASTRONOMICO TESTACCIO
Largo Dino Frisullo, 1 (Testaccio)
389.2488413
collettivogastronomicotestaccio
P.za della Cancelleria, 80 (Campo de’ Fiori)
06.6897080
hosteriagrappolodoro.it
DINING AL FRESCO IN ROME
In Testaccio, in the heart of Rome’s old Slaughterhouse,
Collettivo Gastronomico is the ideal place for a good lunch or dinner al fresco in the quiet,
green outdoor spaces of this contemporary osteria. Here you can eat simple yet refined
cuisine, attentive to the season and the territory. Partners and friends, Marco Morello of Food
Box and Daniele Camponeschi of Menabò Vino e Cucina, present exceptional dishes, all
washed down with a surprising and creative wine list.
OSTERIA POERIO
Via Alessandro Poerio, 27 (Monteverde Vecchio)
06.58332851
osteriapoerio.it
Only a few steps away from the magical Villa Sciarra,
Osteria Poerio (formerly known as Osteria Mangiafuoco)
warmly welcomes you with its menu of traditional Roman, fish food as well as creative dishes.
If you are craving something different than the usual Roman tradition, try the “disassembled”
courgette flower with buffalo mozzarella, anchovy sauce and Kataifi pasta.
MARZIALI 1922
Piazza Caprera, 8 (Trieste)
06.43683859
marziali1922.com
With a vintage and refined style, Marziali 1922 offers an
elegant yet relaxed atmosphere. The cuisine is delicious,
made with high-quality ingredients. Located in the beautiful Piazza Caprera, right by one of the
most intimate and charming fountains in the city, this is the perfect place to try the meatballs
in tomato sauce, best enjoyed with warm strips of pizza bianca.
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TIBERINO
DINING AL FRESCO IN ROME
Via Ponte Quattro Capi ,17-18 (Isola Tiberina)
06.6877662
tiberinoroma.it
Cross the Ponte Fabricio, Rome’s oldest
and only original bridge, to the Isola Tiberina
and take a seat under the sun at Il Tiberino,
a gem in the center of Rome. Situated in
between the Ghetto and Trastevere, the
terrace overlooks the beautiful Basilica San
Bartolomeo all’Isola, built over the ruins of a
millennia-old Roman temple. At Il Tiberino,
enjoy some people watching, good food and
friendly service before walking down the
stairs for a walk on the Tiber River. A must for
those looking for a stylish Roman experience.
OSTERIA DELL’INGEGNO
Piazza di Pietra, 45
06.6780662
osteriadellingegno.com
In the shadow of the majestic temple of
Hadrian, you will find Osteria dell’Ingegno
with its beautiful outside space in Piazza
di Pietra. Since 1997, for over 20 years,
the Osteria has been one of the few
places in the center where one can
truly feel at home, because the host
will remember your name once you go
back. The menu is based on traditional
and seasonal Italian cuisine with a flair
of ingegno. The wine list has over 300
wines.
DINING AL FRESCO IN ROME
MARCO MARTINI RESTAURANT
Michelin-starred chef Marco Martini is at the helm of this
upscale restaurant whose menu presents imaginative dishes
along with reinterpretations of Italian classics with oriental influences. Their garden terrace is a
verdant oasis of plants, flowers, and trees, and their plush sofas and arm chairs are perfect for
sipping a drink or unwinding with an aperitivo.
CESARE AL CASALETTO
Via del Casaletto, 45 (Monteverde Nuovo)
06.536015
trattoriadacesare.it
Viale Aventino, 121 (Aventino)
06.45597350
marcomartinichef.com
Tucked away in the Monteverde district for over 50 years
and easily reachable by tram, Da Cesare al Casaletto
remains one of Rome’s best kept secrets. Locals flock to this well-established trattoria for its
fabulous Roman cuisine, easygoing hospitality, and cosy outdoor patio. Try their homemade
tonnarelli and fettuccine pasta, or, if you’re feeling adventurous, their classic trippa alla
romana.
PIERLUIGI
Piazza de Ricci, 144
06,6861302
pierluigi.it
A favorite of A-list celebrities and moguls like Charlize
Theron, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jamie Foxx, Pierluigi is where
to go if you want to see and be seen. Besides its impressive
clientele, the restaurant is also known for its outdoor seating on the historic Piazza de Ricci, as
well as a spectacular menu that specializes in seafood. Reservations are a must!
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F O C U S O N
ESQUILINO
Esquilino: The bustling rione of history,
diversity, and grit
One of Rome’s Seven Hills, Esquilino is
an ancient neighbourhood with a vibrant
and multicultural present. Here you
will find a little bit of everything: plenty
of history, as it begun as the home to
the semi-mythical Ancient Roman King,
Servius, and is dotted with ancient walls
and ruins; religious significance, from
the magnificent Papal church of Santa
Maria Maggiore; 19th century Italian
architecture, in the famous colonnade
of Piazza Vittorio Emanuele; and a
thriving food scene blending authentic
local flavors with diverse international
cuisines.
Esquilino is home to many of Rome’s
immigrant populations, giving it a
distinct and diverse atmosphere. The
streets are filled with local markets and
eateries that reflect the neighborhood’s
global influences, as well as bookshops,
galleries and cafès. As it’s slightly
outside the tourist center, Esquilino
feels more grounded and authentic –
a reflection of the real Rome, both its
history and the city it is today.
Right now, Esquilino is seeing a
resurgence in tourism and international
recognition after the death of Pope
Francis, who flouted tradition by
choosing to be buried in Santa Maria
Maggiore. The burial has transformed
Santa Maria Maggiore into a significant
pilgrimage site, drawing thousands of
visitors and adding a new dimension
to Esquilino’s cultural and spiritual
landscape.
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- EAT - - EAT -
FOCUS ON ESQUILINO
TRATTORIA MONTI
Via di San Vito, 13
Open Tue-Sat, 1pm-2:45pm, 8pm-10.45pm; Sun
1pm-2.45pm
CASADANTE
Piazza Dante, 8
Open Sun-Thur 8am-12am; Fri-Sat 8am-1am
TRATTORIA VECCHIA ROMA
Via Ferruccio, 12B
Open Mon-Sat, 12pm-3pm, 7pm-11pm; closed
Sundays
MERCATO CENTRALE
Roma Termini, Via Giovanni Giolitti, 36
Open Sun-Thu 7.30am-11pm; Fri-Sat 7.30am-
12am
Come indulge in this sophisticated Italian restaurant
owned by two Italian brothers. Highly recommended
by locals, the eatery’s best-loved recipes are its
egg custard and truffle dishes. The traditional and
authentic feel and taste of the restaurant will have
you come back repeatedly. Make sure to book a
table in advance as seating is limited.
Casadante is a spacious, open-concept restaurant.
It is a trendy, intellectual vibe, and delicious food
to match. The cuisine is primarily classic Roman,
but the menu also features a selection of DOP
hamburgers, plus an alluring wine list. Casadante
is located off Piazza Dante.
This isn’t just a restaurant: it’s an establishment.
Started in 1916, Trattoria Vecchia Roma serves
locals with very classic Roman dishes. The familiar
carbonara, cacio e pepe, and amatriciana, are all
features, but so are those less familiar for tourists
– coda alla vaccinara (oxtail), rigatoni con la pajata
(pasta with small intestines). Their porchetta
(roasted suckling pig) should not be missed.
Mercato Centrale is an expansive collection
of gourmet restaurants and cafès – a foodie’s
paradise. They call themselves a workshop, and
those making the food the artisans. Whatever you’re
after – italian truffles, argentinian empanadas,
chinese dumplings, neapolitan sfogliatelle pastries,
trapizzino, a smashburger, or simply a gelato and
a glass of wine – you’ll find it at Mercato Centrale.
PASTICCERIA REGOLI
Via dello Statuto, 60
Open Mon, Wed-Sun 6.30am-8.30pm; closed
Tuesdays
FORNO CONTI
Via Giusti, 18
Open Mon-Fri 8.30am-6pm; Sat 8.30-3.30pm
MARCO G’S OSTERIA
Via Statilia, 12
Wed-Mon 12-3pm, 6-11pm; closed Tuesday
DE ZHUANG HOT POT
Via di San Vito, 15/16
Open daily, 11.30am-3pm; 6-11pm
Even if you do not have a sweet tooth, stopping
by Regoli for a pastry is an absolute must. This
pasticceria is famous for its maritozzi, a Roman
pastry filled to the brim with whipped cream. Other
delights include a custard-filled shortbread dotted
with fresh strawberries, or the fagottine – “little
bundles” of ricotta.
Forno Conti is a bakery (and more) in the heart of
Esquilino. With its minimalist, Nordic-inspired vibe,
it offers a mix of international, Italian, Scandinavian,
and French recipes. From Venetian buns and
cardamom rolls to croissants, pain au chocolat,
and a wide variety of breads, there’s something for
everyone. Lunchtime features tasty savory pastries,
quiches, and pizza, all paired with specialty coffee.
Marco G’s is the restaurant you think doesn’t exist
in Rome anymore. Small and welcoming, packed
with locals until the late hours of the evening,
dishing out Roman pasta and pinse–a thick, almost
focaccia-like, Roman-style pizza– with warmth
and authenticity. It’s the kind of place where you
hesitate, just a little, before telling others about it;
but, then you think, it would be selfish not to share.
At De Zhuang Restaurant, an exciting variety
of menus awaits, each dedicated to the unique
experience of Chinese Fondue or hot pot style
dining. Imagine each table adorned with a central,
steaming metal cauldron, inviting guests to partake
in the interactive joy of cooking their own meals,
picking and mixing different tastes.
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FOCUS ON ESQUILINO
THE GATSBY CAFÉ
P.za Vittorio Emanuele II, 106
Open Sun-Wed 8am-12am; Thurs 8am-1am,
Fri-Sat 8am-2am
CIRCOLO VITTORIO
Via Foscolo, 20-22
Open Tue-Sat 6pm-2am; Sun 12pm-3pm and
6pm-2am
MASA ROOFTOP
Via di S.Maria Maggiore, 143
Open Mon-Sun 8pm-11pm
MATERIA CAFÈ
Via Andrea Provana, 7
Open Tue-Fri 8am-12am; Sat-Sun 9am-12am;
Mon 8am-4pm
The Gatsby Café is an intimate cafe and bar themed
after F. Scott Fitzgerald’s titular novel, with decadent
and playful 1920s style wallpaper and decor. This
is another beautiful place to stop for a coffee or
cocktail-especially in the evening when it turns into
a jazz bar. The Gatsby Café is located across the
street from Piazza Vittorio.
Circolo Vittorio is a restaurant and bar with a trendy,
adventurous atmosphere. Decorated to feel like
a chic stop along with a jungle safari, this is the
perfect spot to enjoy a dinner date or cocktails with
friends. The menu features traditional Roman and
Mediterranean dishes prepared with attention to
detail and creative flare. And don’t miss out on their
specialty cocktails!
Perched on the rooftop of Hotel Major, Masa
reinvents the classic Italian aperitivo with a
refined Middle Eastern twist. Guided by the spirit
of conviviality, Masa invites guests on a culinary
journey through an elegant selection of small plates
crafted by the chef. Masa is the perfect destination
for a truly memorable experience.
Materia Café, located near Basilica di Santa Croce,
has a laid-back bohemian atmosphere. This café
has a menu of healthy food options, such as
avocado toast, a rice-based protein bowl, and many
types of filling salads. Materia Café also offers a
selection of teas and fresh-squeezed juices.
QUARTINO ENOTECA
P.za Vittorio Emanuele II, 103
Open Mon-Sat 10am-12am
SALOTTO CARONTE
Via Machiavelli, 23
Open daily, 6pm-2am
MACHIAVELLI 64
Via Machiavelli, 64
Open Mon 6pm-12pm; Tue-Sat 12-3 pm, 6pm-
12 am
ENOTECA ANGELINI
Via del Viminale, 62
Open Mon-Sat 11am-2pm, 4:30-9.30pm
Just across from Piazza Vittorio, Quartino Enoteca A bohemian bar in an industrial loft, Salotto Caronte
Machiavelli 64 is a bit of everything. A bubbly, open A fourth-generation wine bar, Angelini offers the
is an elegant and welcoming wine bar. Shelves is all dim lights and urban feel. Dripping in style, it’s
space, the wine bar is seriously dedicated to its classic, timeliness enoteca experience in Italy.
stacked high with bottles give the impression of a the perfect choice for a glamorous steak night or a
craft, and even offers full-on private tastings and Wine is stacked to the ceiling. Tables sized only
curated archive, walls lined with over 2,000 Italian late-night snack with your cocktails. The menu feels
underground “meetings in the cellar” for those who to fit a couple glasses and some taralli. A relaxed
and French wine labels. Alongside its impressive modern, the beverages like they come with a little
want an introduction to wine, culture, and Italy. No atmosphere, made for the 5pm aperitivo. Inexorably
wine selection, Quartino offers a thoughtfully crafted drama. Prepare to take your time, drinking in the
bar is complete without its snacks, and Machiavelli nostalgic and affordable, it’s easy to see why it’s
menu of Italian classics, with a few international artsy atmosphere and a flawlessly crafted Negroni.
64 changes its menu every month, to capture the an obligatory stop on the way to the opera theatre
flavors and fusion dishes.
beauty of seasonal ingredients and ever-expanding nearby.
creativity.
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PALAZZO
MERULANA
Via Merulana, 121
Open Wed-Sun 12pm-8pm
FOCUS ON ESQUILINO
ST. MARY MAJOR
Piazza di S. Maria Maggiore, 42
One of Rome’s four Papal Basilicas, this magnificent church is the final resting place of seven Popes,
including the late Pope Francis. It is richly decorated, with majestic columns, gold embellishments, and a
stunning blend of Paleochristian and Medieval mosaics.
The Basilica also houses several important relics, most notably the Salus Populi Romani, a revered
painting of the Virgin Mary believed to have been created by Saint Luke. Its arrival in Rome was so
momentous that it was paraded through the streets for three days.
For those more interested in art than religion, the church features the tomb of Gian Lorenzo Bernini, one
of Rome’s greatest sculptors, and Arnolfo di Cambio’s nativity scene — the very first nativity scene in art
history.
Over 1,600 years old, the Basilica is truly awe-inspiring. Its Romanesque bell tower rises 75 meters above
Esquiline Hill, making it the tallest in Rome.
SAN VITO CHURCH
Via Carlo Alberto, 47
This small church curiously
features two distinct facades:
one made of marble and the
other of ancient brick. The
brick facade is part of the
original Servian Walls, Rome’s
ancient defensive fortifications,
and is connected to the Arch
of Gallieno, a remnant of the
Porta Esquilina—the historic
Esquiline Gate. The marble
facade dates back to the late
15th century, when Pope Sixtus
IV established the church.
Offering a fascinating window
into Rome’s layered history,
this church also has a darker
side; its “Stone of Iniquity” was
used as a torture device against
Christian martyrs.
A grand building in Umbertine
style, Palazzo Merulana is
a cultural hub, art gallery,
bookstore and cafè. Housing
mostly Roman and Italian
artworks, the chic space
explores 20th century art. The
sculpture-filled lobby and its
café is perfect for peoplewatching
or studying, and after
wandering through its dedicated
exhibition floors, head up to the
terrace to enjoy skyline views of
the Eternal City.
SANTA PRASSEDE
Via di Santa Prassede, 9A
A tiny church, tucked away
around the corner of its
imposing neighbour, Santa
Maria Maggorie, Santa Prassede
is a hidden gem. Considered the
masterpiece of Early Medieval
Rome, its Byzantine mosaics are
some of the oldest in the city,
and were executed by artists all
the way from Constantinople. It
tells the story of the relationship
between the two Roman
Empires, and the diplomatic and
religious ties which formed the
early Church.
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FOCUS ON ESQUILINO
TEATRO
BRANCACCIO
Via Merulana, 244
Teatro Brancaccio stands as
one of Rome’s principal and
most recognizable theatres,
a cornerstone of the city’s
performing arts scene. In
line with the vibrance of the
neighbourhood, it has played a
central role in Roman cultural
life since its opening in 1916. It
hosts everything: from serious
opera-musicals based on
the lives of artists (the latest
of these is Frida Kahlo) to a
comedy-musical about a choir
of nuns – and that’s just this
season.
PIAZZA VITTORIO
EMANUELE II
P.za Vittorio Emanuele II
Built in the aftermath of Italy’s
reunification, this piazza is
surrounded by Italian palaces
and 19th-century style
porticoes. Walking under these
grand rows of columns, which
outline one of the largest
piazzas in Rome, you will
encircle the garden in its center.
The garden itself is dotted with
ruins; the remains of an Ancient
Roman fountain, the Trophies
of Marius. On a sunny day, the
park comes alive, a showcase
of a vibrant and still-local
neighbourhood surrounded by
history.
MERCATO ESQUILINO
Via Principe Amedeo, 184
Open 5am – 3pm every day except
Sunday
Housed in a sprawling indoor
warehouse near Piazza Vittorio
Emanuele, the Mercato
Esquilino is a market that
bustles with energy as locals
and vendors shout, haggle, and
weave through tightly packed
stalls. The market is a colorful
amalgamation of fresh produce,
exotic spices, international
ingredients, and imported goods
from across Asia, Africa, and
the Middle East, reflecting the
diverse communities that call
the area home. It’s a chaotic
but fascinating glimpse into the
daily life and global flavor of
Esquilino. Bring a good appetite,
and cash.
BASILICA DI SANTA CROCE IN GERUSALEMME
Piazza di S. Croce in Gerusalemme
Santa Croce in Gerusalemme is an extraordinarily old church, originally
built in 324 AD as a chapel to house sacred relics. Before that, the site
had many lives: an Imperial villa, an amphitheatre, and the residence of
Helen, mother of Constantine. The Chapel of Relics still holds a copy of
the Holy Shroud, pieces of the crucifixion cross, and thorns from Christ’s
crown. The church reflects the evolution of Roman art and architecture
— from its Baroque design to an Ancient Roman statue on the altarpiece, reworked to depict Helen.
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THE BEST BURGERS IN TOWN
HERE ARE
THE BEST BURGERS IN TOWN
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Here we share the best hamburgers - whether they be classic, fish, or
vegetarian, you can find in Rome, from the gourmet and expensive, to the
hearty and meaty.
BIRRETTA WINE AND FOOD
Via Simone de Saint Bon, 69-73 (Prati)
1 birrettaandwine.it
Located in Prati with an abundant selection of burgers. Meat
from the Feroci butchery is ready to find its home in a crispy
bun - even a black squid ink one! They also have fried starters,
nachos to share, pulled pork, pastrami, and an array of options to
accommodate the non-meat eaters, too.
BAR SOTA
Via della Frezza, 55 (Centro Storico)
1 barsota.it
In the heart of Rome’s historic centre, Bar Sota brings a fresh
spirit to the scene. The menu focuses on artisanal buns —
made daily with kefir — and American-style smash burgers,
crafted with premium meat from trusted suppliers. Don’t miss
the bacon cheeseburger or the double classic. Hot dogs and
veggie options are also available.
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THE BEST BURGERS IN TOWN
THE BEST BURGERS IN TOWN
OPEN BALADIN
Via degli Specchi, 6 (Campo de’ Fiori)
1 baladin.it/open-baladin-roma
Hidden deep in Campo dei Fiori, Open Baladin is ready to
serve the best burgers in town. What’s on offer? Try the
“Onorevole” with pistachio pesto, pecorino, grilled prosciutto
cotto (cooked ham), and sun-dried tomatoes. Order with a side
of their “Fatate” crisps and an ice cold artisanal beer.
FLOWER BURGER
Via Dei Gracchi, 87 (Prati)
Via Alessandria ,19 (Salario)
1 flowerburger.it
The first vegan burger place in Rome, in two different
locations, with seven different coloured buns to choose from.
Your patty can be seitan, chickpea, or veggie, and you choose
from various special sauces like the rocktail: ketchup, mustard,
flower mayo enriched with nori seaweed and brandy!
SMASH TAG
Via Michele Lando, 22 (Piazza Bologna), Via Vittoria Colonna,
19 (Prati), Via Flaminia, 485 (Flaminio)
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This small place selects their meat from different cuts of
minces daily, more than once! Their best seller is the Smash
burger: the patty is smashed to a high temperature skillet
creating a crispy crust while sealing all the flavourful juices
with a ‘smasher.’ For true gourmet meat lovers only.
LIMERICK
Via Nemorense, 88 (Trieste)
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An old-style Irish pub. Tasty patty, great buns and the
combination of flavours, as in the case of the BlueCheese with
gorgonzola, walnuts and crispy bacon, is impeccable. Or the
American style Smash with cheddar, pickles, red onion, and a
secret sauce. All paired with a vast offer of artisan beers.
FRANZ BURGER
Via la Spezia, 127/A (San Giovanni)
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Near Piazza Lodi in San Giovanni, Franz Burger stands as
a place which offers both quirky combinations and great
classics. The “al Fresco” hamburger, for instance, has lime
flavoured cheddar and mint mayo! They also let you build your
burger choosing from various patties: Angus, horse, chicken or
veggie; different breads: classic, with seeds, or Arabic.
DON’S MEATS & SPIRITS
Vicolo delle Vacche, 9 (Centro Storico)
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An American-inspired spot in Piazza del Fico, perfect for those
who love pairing burgers with cocktails. The Don’s Burger and
the Dry Aged steal the show, featuring top-quality meat and
homemade sauces.
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THE BEST BURGERS IN TOWN
THE BEST BURGERS IN TOWN
LA CHIANCHERIA
Via Ostiense, 52 (Ostiense)
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La Chiancheria, Neapolitan for ‘butchery,’ offers an authentic
taste of Napoli with high quality meat from the Carpineto factory.
We recommend the Sua Maestà 2.0: 180gr Marchigiano beef,
smoked provolone, friarelli (bitter greens), crispy bacon, and
sun-dried tomatoes. They do delivery, too!
HAMBURGESERIA - BURGER BAR
Via dei Reti, 40 (San Lorenzo)
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The contemporary mix of metal and wood interior creates an
avant-garde atmosphere offering quality American street-food.
The protagonist is the burger with innovative spins: try the
Gasperino - salad, tomato, omelette, Amatrice bacon and
pecorino mayo. Their seasonal menu keeps it all fresh and
new.
CULT BURGER AND THINGS
Via Ostia, 29 (Prati)
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At Cult, the burgers are cooked sous-vide to keeptastes and
colours intact. With more than ten types of meat, veggie and
fish patties flavoured in fun and imaginative ways, this place
offers some of the boldest burgers in Rome. Their home-made
barbecue sauce has Zapaca 23 years in it for example!
TBSP
Via Gallia, 83 (San Giovanni)
Piazzale di Ponte Milvio, 12a (Ponte Milvio)
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The unmistakably American TBSP offers burgers from patties
made by Gruppo Galli. Burgers, sure, but fancy some Pastrami,
or a New York strip dry aged, ribs, chicken wings, or perhaps
Pulled Pork? They are all on the menu to bring you the good old
classic taste of the States in the capital of Italy.
FONZIE
Via Catanzaro, 33 (Piazza Bologna), Via Santa Maria del
Pianto, 13 (Jewish quarter), Via della Vite, 53 (Center), Viale
dei Colli Portuensi, 157 (Gianicolense)
Fonzieburgers
Fonzie, the Kosher Burger of Rome, is a 1950s-inspired burger
joint with a fun and informal vibe. The menu features over 20
different burgers, including vegetarian and vegan options for
non-meat eaters. All patties are homemade and kosher. With
four locations across the city, you’re sure to find one nearby.
Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or enjoying a leisurely
break, Fonzie has you covered!
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OperaCamion is back:
The Barber of Seville hits the streets of Rome
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OPERACAMION IS BACK: THE BARBER OF SEVILLE HITS THE STREETS OF ROME
Here’s where to catch the show:
Here’s where to catch the show:
Sunday, May 25 – Via Raffaele Aversa, in front of the Church of San Giovanni Evangelista –
Spinaceto (Municipio IX)
• Wednesday, May 28 – Piazza Gaetano Mosca – Monte Cucco (Municipio XI)
• Friday, May 30 – Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II – (Municipio I)
• Sunday, June 1 – Piazza Jan Palach – (Municipio II)
• Thursday, June 5 – Parking lot, Via Crisafulli 30 – (Municipio XIII)
• Thursday, June 12 – Viale Galvano della Volpe 1 – (Municipio VII)
• Wednesday, June 18 – Via Carlo Terron, in front of the Amaldi School – Via Cassia
(Municipio XV)
• Friday, June 20 – Via Tommaso Smith, market square – (Municipio IV)
• Sunday, June 22 – Square outside the Church of San Felice da Cantalice – Centocelle
(Municipio V)
All performances start at 9:15 PM and admission is free and open to all.
We’ve already packed our folding chairs. What about you? See you under the stars?
Get ready: OperaCamion is hitting the road again.
From May 25 to June 22, Rossini’s The Barber of Seville will tour Rome’s neighborhoods,
bringing opera where you least expect it — right into piazzas, courtyards, and city corners.
This beloved project by the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma turns a truck into a full-on mobile
stage, complete with live orchestra, singers, lighting, and costumes. The container opens like
a curtain, and suddenly the square becomes a theatre. People show up with their own chairs
and share an evening of live music, laughter, and community.
“It’s like a circus crossing Rome, full of musicians and acrobats” Director Manu Lalli describes
it as a chance to be swept away by the energy of Rossini’s music. Opera escapes its traditional
venues and becomes a festive, open event that brings people together.
This version of The Barber of Seville is light and playful while staying true to Rossini’s spirit.
The Teatro dell’Opera’s orchestra is conducted by Carlo Donadio, and direction, costumes,
and lights are all by Manu Lalli, who draws inspiration from circus arts, commedia dell’arte,
and street culture. The cast features young talents from the Teatro’s “Fabbrica” Young Artist
Program.
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MUST-SEE
A Night at the Colosseum: Explore the Arena
and Underground by Moonlight
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Until September 30, 2025
Flavian Amphitheater – Piazza del Colosseo, 1
Guided tour times (in Italian and English):
every Tuesday and Thursday from 8pm to midnight
Tickets available only at: ticketing.colosseo.it
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A NIGHT AT THE COLOSSEUM
The Night Tour
Special evening openings are scheduled every Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 PM to
midnight, with last entry at 10:30 PM. Tours are conducted in small groups of up to 25 people
per slot. The visit, available in both Italian and English, unfolds like a story — told from the
perspective of the spectators who once filled the Colosseum, as well as that of the gladiators
themselves.
The guide will describe in detail what a typical day was like inside the monument, from wild
animal hunts (known as venationes) to the munera, the gladiator combats — who were
admired and cheered like today’s football stars.
The Tour Itinerary
The night tour begins at the northern entrance arch, once the main access point for emperors.
From the arena floor, visitors enjoy a striking view of the cavea while learning about the grand
spectacles once offered to the Roman public.
The tour then leads into the underground area, featuring the new permanent exhibition:
“Spectacles in the Colosseum Arena: The Protagonists”, curated by Alfonsina Russo, Federica
Rinaldi, and Barbara Nazzaro.
This immersive exhibition highlights the lives of gladiators and wild animals involved in the
shows, with dramatic elements like:
• A holographic projection of gladiators emerging from the darkness
• A 2nd-century AD mosaic depicting a hunting scene
• Ancient graffiti, oil lamps, and lift mechanisms used to bring fighters and beasts to the
arena
• Full-scale replicas of gladiator armor, from the retiarius to the murmillo
• A powerful blend of history and technology brings the Colosseum’s arena back to life.
Starting Tuesday, May
13, the “A Night at the
Colosseum” initiative returns
— a guided tour that offers
the rare opportunity to visit
the Flavian Amphitheater
after dark, including areas
usually closed to the public.
The 60-minute tour
includes the first level of the
monument, the arena floor,
and the underground tunnels
— a truly unmissable
chance to uncover the
secrets of Rome’s most
iconic landmark.
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Step into the heart of Ancient Rome
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Discover the epic stories behind
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you explore the Colosseum from
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where gladiators once stood. Then
walk through the Roman Forum and
Palatine Hill, guided by an expert
who will bring the ruins to life with fascinating insights into Roman politics, religion, and daily
life.
This experience is available as a small group tour, or in a semi-private version with a
maximum of 8 participants, for a more intimate and personalized journey through history.
Highlights
• Skip-the-line access to the archaeological wonders of Rome
• Visit the Colosseum with its arena, the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill
• Comprehensive tour by a professional guide
• Easy-to-find meeting point
• Group size: max 16 participants. Also available as a semi-private tour
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EATING
EATING
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.
UNIQUE AL PALATINO GARDEN RESTAURANT
Via di San Teodoro, 48 (Palatine)
Daily, from 7pm
06.69921077
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In front of Rome’s Palatine Hill and inside 400 years
of history lies Unique al Palatino Garden Restaurant
– the lush outdoor restaurant of the four-star Kolbe
Hotel Rome. Originally a monastery, the building was
transformed into a hotel and restaurant in 2007.
Since then, Unique al Palatino Garden Restaurant has
become one of our favorite spots for enjoying an al
fresco dinner in the heart of Rome.
The area has recently gained even more beauty and
tranquility thanks to the construction of a new sidewalk
along Via di San Teodoro, perfect for an evening stroll
around the Colosseum archaeological park after dinner.
Step into this garden restaurant, where blooming
flowers, centuries-old olive trees, and fragrant
citrus create a dreamlike escape. Unique al Palatino
Garden Restaurant offers traditional Italian cuisine
with a contemporary twist using innovative cooking
techniques. Ingredients are fresh and the produce is exclusively Italian for an emotional
experience around the Italian territory.We especially love their seafood offerings. As a starter,
we tried and adored their tuna tartare with avocado. For the first course, their delicate sea
bass ravioli with prawns, asparagus tips, and lemon zest is a must-try. And as a second
course, who could resist their frittura: delicious fried prawns and shrimp, still incredibly
delicate. There are also tasty options for vegetarians. The superb wine list and the excellent
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ROOFTOP
DONNAE BISTROT
Via delle Colonnette, 35 (Centro Storico)
Lunch: 12.30pm-6.30pm
Dinner: from 8pm
06.3223633
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Tucked just a step away from the bustling Via del Corso,
and a stroll from Piazza di Spagna, DonnaE Bistrot is a
restaurant worthy of being discovered alongside the city’s
nearby cultural landmarks. Located within the charming
and art-inspired Elizabeth Unique Hotel, this rooftop gem
is open to both hotel guests and outside visitors, providing
a memorable dining experience full of elegance and
authenticity.
In the kitchen, Executive Chef Riccardo Pepe brings his
Lucanian heritage to life in a menu that reimagines classic
Italian recipes with creativity and care, without ever losing
its original taste and comforting, homely feel.
Each plate is disegned to surprise both visually and
gastronomically: vivid colours and inviting textures come
together on luxurious tableware. In addition to meat and fish dishes, DonnaE Bistrot’s menu
offers a couple of vegetarian options to meet the needs of a wide clientele. Brunch is served
on weekends from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm at a 55 euros prize.
If you are looking for a tasting experience, DonnaE Bistrot offers four tailor-made dinner
menus - Initiale, Junior, Superior and Luxury – ranging from 65 to 90 euros, with the
possibility of wine pairing (40 euros) with the best Italian labels.
The intimate terrace of DonnaE Bistrot, overlooking the charming Via della Frezza, feels like a
private home or movie set. Starting May 15, summer Fridays become special with “CineCena”
— a new concept that blends cinema and cuisine. Enjoy a cocktail and dinner while classic
Roman films play in the background.
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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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
9am-2am
06.64760105
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CONVENTICOLA
DEGLI ULTRAMODERNI
Via Di Porta Labicana, 32
(San Lorenzo)
Thurs-Sat 9.30pm-4am
349.672.6683 – 340.7996017
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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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SHOPPING
GLASSY VENEZIA
Authentic Italian Glassware
Via Principe Amedeo, 7 (Termini Station / Teatro dell’Opera)
Every day, 9.30am – 11pm
+39 06.80079607
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Founded in 1997 by the Guetta family, Glassy Venezia is
a Murano glass boutique offering a variety of handmade
interior decorations, tableware, stemware, artworks,
and jewelry. Recently renovated, the shop now boasts a
refreshed look. Inside, you’ll find elegant vases, tasteful
glass ornaments, and stalls filled with colorful mosaics of
glazen rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces that make
for truly unique travel souvenirs.
The inventory is produced by Venetian artisans using
exclusive Vetro Artistico® Murano glass. Intricate design
with many small details, vibrant colors, light weight,
and clean and translucent glass are all the signature
characteristics of the authentic Murano trademark that
ensures high quality, using traditional techniques and
methods dating back to the 13th century.
All the products at the Glassy store are 100% Made in
Italy. Apart from more simple and customary accessories,
there’s also a wide selection of murrine veneziane
pieces created with mosaic flower patterns, as well as
Murano glass versions of iconic works of art, depicting
masterpieces by artists like Van Gogh and Monet. The boutique sells glass figures of different
animals in various sizes, religious icons, as well as Christmas tree decorations.
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JUNE EVENTS
ART&CULT | MOVIE | NIGHTLIFE | MUSIC | EXHIBITION | SPORT | TASTING
ROCK IN ROMA
MUSIC
13 June – 1 August
Ippodromo delle Capannelle & Auditorium Parco
della Musica
Via Appia Nuova, 1245
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The Rock in Rome Festival began in 2009 and, sixteen years later, has grown into one of Italy’s
leading international rock festivals. This must-attend event for rock music lovers features two
months of programming, running from mid-June to the end of July at the massive Ippodromo
delle Capannelle. For thousands of fans, it’s one of the unmissable highlights of the Roman
summer!
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June Program
13 June: Voglio Tornare negli Anni ’90
14 June: Pride X – Roma Pride Official Party
17 June: FuckYourClique
18 June: Fontaines D.C.
19 June: Tananai
20 June: Mai Dire Goku
21 June: Lucio Corsi
24 June: Finley
28 June: Teenage Dream
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ROMA SUMMER FEST
MUSIC
5 June - 20 September
Auditorium Parco della Musica
Via Pietro de Coubertin
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The Auditorium’s incredible architectural space designed by Renzo Piano, the Cavea, will host
the summer festival of the Fondazione Musica per Roma - Roma Summer Fest. From a few feet
away, the audience will have the opportunity to listen to the most interesting musical pieces
while enjoying the quality acoustics of this unique venue. This is one of the most important music
events of the Roman summer, each year hosting many artists from the national and international
music scene who return to the capital for a series of unmissable concerts.
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June Program
6 & 8 June: Franco126
7 June: Serena Brancale
8 June: Steven Wilson
10-11 June: June: Morad
12-15, 17-18 June: Ludovico Einaudi
16 June: Jon Batiste
19 June: Ricchi e Poveri
20 June: Asco
21 June: RÜFÜS DU SOL
23 June: Loredana Bertè
25 June: Caleo
27 June: CCCP
30 June: Molchat Doma
EVENTS
ART | MOVIE | NIGHTLIFE | MUSIC
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EVENTS
ART | MOVIE | NIGHTLIFE | MUSIC
CARACALLA FESTIVAL
OPERA, DANCE, MUSIC
3 June-7 August
Baths of Caracalla
Viale delle Terme di Caracalla
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There’s no better way to spend a warm
Roman summer night than taking in an
opera, ballet, or concert under the stars
at the Baths of Caracalla. Once a cultural
and social hub in Ancient Rome — the
equivalent of a community wellness center
where citizens would bathe, gather, and be entertained — the historic site has been transformed
into one of the city’s most atmospheric open-air stages.
Today, the majestic ruins welcome thousands of locals and visitors each summer for a rich
program of performances. From opera and dance to cinema, theatre, symphonic music, jazz, and
pop, the Caracalla Festival 2025 brings the Eternal City’s summer alive with world-class culture.
Hosted by the Rome Opera House, this year’s edition will take place at the 4,500-seat Arena
(Teatro Grande) near the ancient baths — and, for the first time, will also extend to a new
location: the Basilica of Maxentius, adding another layer of grandeur to this unique festival
experience.
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June Program
3-4 June: Fiorella Mannoia
6,8 June: Riccardo Cocciante
11 June: Alessandra Amoroso
13-14 June: Giorgia
17, 19, 21 June: Antonello Venditti
20 June: Giovanni Allevi
22 June: Alex Britti
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ROMA PRIDE 2025
PARADE
14 June
Starting from Piazza della Repubblica at 3pm
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Rome Pride 2025 is ready to march through
the streets of the capital, 31 years after
the first historic Italian Pride in 1994.
Each year, around 50,000 people gather
to celebrate and affirm the importance of
values like equality, respect, diversity, and inclusion. This June, the parade will start at Piazza
della Repubblica and end at Viale delle Terme di Caracalla. The celebration will culminate with
a special Pride X party at the Rock in Roma festival, held at Ippodromo Capannelle, starting at
10 PM. In the days leading up to the main event, a series of events, performances, concerts,
and daily debates — known as The Pride Croisette — will take place from May 28 in an
8,000-square-meter space at the Baths of Caracalla.
GIRO D’ITALIA GRAND FINALE
SPORT
1 June
Starts at the Baths of Caracalla and finishes at Circus
Maximus
giroditalia.it
In 2025, for the seventh time in the event’s history, and the third consecutive year, Rome will
once again host the final stage of the Giro d’Italia.
This year’s final stage will be a tribute to Pope Francis, who strongly supported it during the
Jubilee Year. The race will begin with a symbolic start through the Vatican Gardens, exiting via the
Porta del Perugino, and then heading toward the official starting line at the Baths of Caracalla.
The circuit crosses many of Rome’s landmark and the finish line will be set at Circus Maximus.
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EVENTS
ART | MOVIE | NIGHTLIFE | MUSIC
EVENTS
ART | MOVIE | NIGHTLIFE | MUSIC
SUMMERTIME FESTIVAL
JAZZ FESTIVAL
6 June - 10 August
Casa del Jazz
Viale di Porta Ardeatina, 55
casajazz.it
Summertime is the summer edition dedicated to jazz hosted at Villa Osio, bringing every evening
a diverse selection of jazz musicians to Rome to play until the August 10th in the venue’s
garden, adding an edgier side to the city’s summer music scene. The series is a roundup of
contemporary jazz, soul, funk, hip-hop, electro and spoken word. As usual, some specific focuses
will be dedicated to Italian Jazz (Italian stars), piano, saxophone, guitar, double bass, drum
virtuosos (heroes), vocalists (sing), large ensembles, new trends, and emerging talents.
ROME CHAMBER MUSIC
FESTIVAL
MUSIC
16-19 June
Auditorium della Conciliazione
Entry fee: €50
romechamberfestival.org
In 2025, the Rome Chamber Music Festival returns to the Auditorium Conciliazione, with four
unmissable evenings open to the public from June 16 to 19. Now in its 22nd edition, the festival
presents a unique program under the artistic direction of world-renowned violinist Robert
McDuffie. Celebrated classical music stars will perform alongside young talents and seasoned
professionals, bringing to life beloved masterpieces by Tartini, Brahms, Mahler, Ravel, and more.
Special guests include klezmer clarinetist David Krakauer and the soloists of Vox Medicea.
SUPERAURORA FESTIVAL
MUSIC FESTIVAL
20-22 June
Parco di Castello Chigi
superaurora.com
SUMMER AT SANTA CECILIA
MUSIC
23 & 30 June
Auditorium Parco della Musica
santacecilia.it/estate/
SUPERAURORA Festival returns to Rome from June 20 to 22, 2025, for three days of music,
nature, and immersive experiences. Set in the enchanting Parco di Castello Chigi, just steps
from the sea, the lineup features over 40 artists — including Carl Cox, Kid Yugi, Anna Tur, Mace,
Meduza, and Ketama 126 — along with a food village, activities, and camping in the heart of
nature. Organized by Alcazar Live, one of the most renowned clubs in the capital for live music
and DJ sets, SUPERAURORA celebrates the passion for music and cultural sharing.
The Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia joins Rome’s summer calendar with a concert series
from June to September at the Auditorium Parco della Musica, spanning the indoor Sala Santa
Cecilia and the open-air Cavea.
Opening on June 23 with Sophocles’ Antigone, the season features performances led by Music
Director Daniel Harding and other top Italian conductors. On June 30, Harding will conduct
Debussy’s La Mer and Ravel’s Daphnis et Chloé.
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TIM SUMMER HITS
MUSIC
7-10 June
Piazza del Popolo
Free entry
ITALIAN LANGUAGE SCHOOL
Officially authorized
by the Italian Ministry of Education
Get ready for TIM Summer Hits in Rome! From June 7th to 10th, Piazza del Popolo will turn into
a huge open-air stage hosting the biggest stars of the Italian music scene. Four nights of live
music, energy, and summer vibes under the Roman sky — all with free entry starting at 8 PM.
Hosted by Carlo Conti and Andrea Delogu, this is one of the hottest music events of the season!
A long list of artists will take the stage — from Achille Lauro to Fedez, from Rose Villain to
Negramaro, and also Gabry Ponte, Alex Britti, and many more.
CINEMA IN PIAZZA
OUTDOOR CINEMA
1 June – 13 July
Piazza San Cosimato, from 1 June
Parco della Cervelletta, from 5 June
Parco di Monte Ciocci, from 7 June
Free entrance
Ilcinemainpiazza.it
INTENSIVE AND
SUPERINTENSIVE COURSES
EXTENSIVE COURSES (PART TIME)
Twice a week (18.00-19.30)
CERTIFICATIONS
Preparations courses for CILS and AIL
certifications of Italian language
ONE TO ONE TUTORIALS
ITALIAN CULTURE COURSES
Art History, Cinema, Cooking
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL COURSES
The outdoor movie theater Cinema In Piazza returns this summer, transforming Rome’s beautiful
piazzas into open-air cinemas from June 1 till July 13. Now in its 11th edition, the event
organized by Fondazione Piccolo America has become a beloved and successful fixture of the
Roman summer. It offers a rich cultural program that celebrates the great cinema of the past
while showcasing new independent works from Italy and around the world.
ACCOMODATION
Host families
Shared/private apartments
Hotels/B&B
SPORT AND LEISURE TIME
Guided art history visits
Field Trips
Dinners
Film evenings
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BEST CONCERTS IN ROME
IN JUNE 2025
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JUNE 2025
Fiorella Mannoia
When: June 3-4
Where: Terme di Caracalla
(Viale delle Terme di Caracalla)
Tickets: from €49
Gazzelle
When: June 7
Where: Circo Massimo
(Via del Circo Massimo)
Tickets: €51.75
Ludovico Einaudi
When: June 12-13-14-15-17-18
Where: Auditorium Parco della Musica
(Via Pietro De Coubertin, 30)
Tickets: : from €70
Giorgia
When: June 13
Where: Terme di Caracalla
(Viale delle Terme di Caracalla)
Tickets: SOLD OUT
Ed Sheeran
When: June 14
Where: Stadio Olimpico
(Viale Dello Stadio Olimpico, 1)
Tickets: SOLD OUT
Duran Duran
When: June 15-16
Where: Circo Massimo
(Via del Circo Massimo)
Tickets: from €69
Fontaines D.C.
When: June 18
Where: Rock in Roma, Ippodromo delle
Capannelle (Via Appia Nuova 1245)
Tickets: €48.30
Giovanni Allevi
When: June 20
Where: Terme di Caracalla
(Viale delle Terme di Caracalla)
Tickets: from €46
Rüfüs Du Sol
When: June 21
Where: Auditorium Parco della Musica
(Viale Pietro de Coubertin, 30)
Tickets: SOLD OUT
Zucchero
When: June 23-24
Where: Circo Massimo
(Via del Circo Massimo)
Tickets: from €49
Vasco Rossi
When: June 27-28
Where: Stadio Olimpico
(Viale Dello Stadio Olimpico, 1)
Tickets: SOLD OUT
Achille Lauro
When: June 29
Where: Circo Massimo
(Via del Circo Massimo)
Tickets: SOLD OUT
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ART &
CULT
FROM THE HEART
TO THE HANDS:
DOLCE&GABBANA
p
Samantha De Martin
Until 13 August
Palazzo delle Esposizioni
Via Nazionale, 194
Sun-Wed 10.00-20.00, Thur-Sat 10.00-
22.30
Tickets: Full €19, reduced €17
palazzoesposizioniroma.it
There’s one word to describe the exhibition
From the Heart to the Hands: Dolce&Gabbana
at Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome: wonder.
After its acclaimed showings in Milan and
Paris, the exhibition curated by Florence
Müller arrives in the Italian capital — open
until August 13 in the grand halls designed
by Pio Piacentini and inaugurated in 1883.
More than just a fashion exhibition, it’s a
theatrical journey that transports visitors
through temples, opera houses, and cinematic
scenes, brought to life by Agence Galuchat’s
scenography, and showcasing over 200
unique creations by the legendary duo, icons
of Italian Haute Couture.
Bold and breathtaking, Dolce & Gabbana
enchant Palazzo delle Esposizioni with their
own “Grand Tour” of the Italian peninsula.
Unfolding across nearly 1,500 square meters
of immersive spaces, the exhibition invites
visitors into the creative mind of a brand
that is sensual, ironic, irreverent — at times
provocative, even revolutionary.
This show is an open love letter to Italian
culture, a timeless muse for Domenico Dolce
and Stefano Gabbana.
At Palazzo delle Esposizioni, the dress
FROM THE HEART TO THE HANDS: DOLCE&GABBANA
becomes a form of storytelling — an act of
identity. Craftsmanship transforms into visual
poetry, while the music echoing through the
halls serves as its score.
The origins of the two designers — Sicilian
Domenico Dolce and Milanese Stefano
Gabbana — shape an aesthetic sensibility
that reinterprets the Italian imagination with
both precision and creative freedom.
Whether you’re a fashion lover or not, this
exhibition leaves a lasting impression.
It captivates with tributes to Sicily’s ceramic
traditions, dating back to the Mycenaean
era, when key production centers included
Caltagirone, Monreale, and Santo Stefano di
Camastra — their vibrant artistry echoed in
the ornate decorations of Alta Moda gowns.
You’ll be amazed by the nods to Venice’s
iconic glassmaking heritage and the homage
to white Baroque, brought to life through the
enchanting art of master sculptor Giacomo
Serpotta.
Voluptuous garments inspired by carved
wooden figures from the 17th and 18th
centuries evoke the theatrical splendor of
the Baroque era — a celebration of Italian
tradition transformed into wearable art.
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THIS MONTH IN
MUSEUMS
CINECITTA’ STUDIOS
Via Tuscolana 1055
Metro Cinecittà
4
FRENCH ACADEMY IN
ROME. VILLA MEDICI
Viale Trinità dei Monti, 1
Metro Spagna. Bus 117 from
Termini Station
GAGOSIAN GALLERY
Via Francesco Crispi, 34
Metro Barberini
GALLERIA NAZIONALE
D’ARTE MODERNA E
CONTEMPORANEA
Viale delle Belle Arti, 131
Metro Flaminio
CINECITTA’ SHOWS OFF
4 RICHARD AVEDON -
STOP DRAWING
c Everyday except Tuesday
ITALIAN DAYS
a 1 ARCHITETTURA OLTRE IL
10am-6pm
4 CHROMOTHERAPIA aTILL 27 JUNE
4 TIME IS OUT OF JOINT c
€ entry fee €7-15 (exhibition +
1 DISEGNO
Tue–Sat 10.30am–7pm
outdoor set visit) a c
c
1 TILL 9 JUNE
Tue-Sun 9am-7pm €
4 AMANO CORPUS
TILL 21 SEPTEMBER
free admission
i cinecittasimostra.it c Mon-Sun 10am-7pm (closed €
€ entry fee €5-10 i Tue-Sun 11am-7pm
ANIMAE
on Tuesday)
i gagosian.com
i lagallerianazionale.com entry fee €11-14
TILL 12 OCTOBER
€ entry fee €8-10
fondazionemaxxi.it a Tue-Sun 10am-7pm
i villamedici.it
c
1
entry fee €7,5-11
GALLERIA NAZIONALE
museodiroma.it
D’ARTE ANTICA -
PALAZZO BARBERINI
Via delle Quattro Fontane, 13
Metro Barberini
MUSEO DEL CORSO A
PALAZZO CIPOLLA
ARA PACIS
CHIOSTRO DEL
BRAMANTE
Via del Corso, 320
Lungotevere in Augusta
Metro Spagna/Barberini
Metro Flaminio
Arco della Pace, 5
Bus 64 from Termini Station
4 SOMETHING IN THE
WATER
4 FESTIVAL DES CABANES
a
a 1 TILL 17 AUGUST
1 FROM 5 JUNE
c Tue-Sun 11am-7pm
c Mon-Sun 10am-7pm (closed
4 CARAVAGGIO 2025 € entry fee €11-14
on Tuesday)
a 1 TILL 6 JULY
i fondazionemaxxi.it
€ entry fee €8-10
c Sun-Thu 9am-8pm; Fri-Sat
i villamedici.it
9am-10pm
€ entry fee €18
4 PICASSO LO STRANIERO
4 FRANCO FONTANA.
4 FLOWERS. ART FROM
i barberinicorsini.org
a 1 TILL 29 JUNE
RETROSPECTIVE
THE RENAISSANCE TO
c Tue-Sun 10am-8pm
a € free entrance
1 TILL 31 AUGUST 2025
AUGMENTED REALITY
c Everyday 9.30am-7.30pm
a i museodelcorso.com
€ 1 TILL 15 SEPTEMBER
entry fee €8,5-12
c Mon-Fri 10am-8pm; Sat-
i arapacis.it
€ Sun 10am-9pm
i entry fee €19
chiostrodelbramante.it
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MAXXI
Via Guido Reni, 4/a
Bus 2 from Flaminio Station
4
MUSEO DI ROMA
PALAZZO BRASCHI
Via del Corso, 320
Metro Spagna/Barberini
€ i

THIS MONTH IN
MUSEUMS
MUSEI CAPITOLINI MUSEO DI ROMA IN MUSEO STORICO DELLA
PALAZZO MERULANA PALAZZO DELLE
SCUDERIE DEL
TRASTEVERE
FANTERIA
ESPOSIZIONI
QUIRINALE
Piazza del Campidoglio, 1
Via Merulana, 121
Metro Colosseo Piazza di Sant’Egidio, 1/b Piazza Santa Croce in
Metro Manzoni
Via Nazionale, 194
Via XXIV Maggio 16
Bus H from Termini Station Gerusalemme, 7
Metro Repubblica
Metro Repubblica
Metro San Giovanni
4 NELLE TUE MANI |
4 THE COLOSSUS OF 4 TINA MODOTTI. DONNA,
MOSTRA PERSONALE DI 4 WORLD PRESS PHOTO 4 GLOBAL BAROQUE. THE
CONSTANTINE
FOTOGRAFA, MILITANTE 4 SALVADOR DALÌ
MATTEO PUGLIESE
WORLD IN ROME IN THE
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1 TILL 21 SEPTEMBER aTILL 27 JULY 2025
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EXHIBITION 2025
1 aTILL 8 JUNE
AGE OF BERNINI
c Everyday 9.30am-6.30pm c Tue-Sun 10am-8pm c
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1
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c Tue-Sun 10am-8pm
TILL 13 JULY
€ free entrance
€ entry fee €7,5-9,5
Sat-Dom 9.30am-8.30pm
Sun 10am-8pm € entry fee €10-12,50 c Everyday from 10am to 8pm
i museicapitolini.org i museodiromaintrastevere.it € entry fee €13-15
€ entry fee €10/12 i palazzoesposizioniroma.it € entry fee €17.50
i navigaresrl.com/
i palazzomerulana.it
i scuderiequirinale.it
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4 THE FARNESE IN 16TH-
CENTURY ROME. ORIGINS
AND FORTUNE OF A
COLLECTION
TILL 8 JUNE
c Everyday 9.30am-7.30pm
€ entry fee €7 (exhibition only)
i museicapitolini.org
1
4 FRIGIDAIRE
TILL 7 SEPTEMBER
c Tue-Sun 10am-8pm
€ entry fee €7,5-9,5
i museodiromaintrastevere.it
WWW.ROMEING.IT/EXHIBITIONS-IN-ROME
a 1
4 event c time € price i site
PALAZZO BONAPARTE
Piazza Venezia, 5
Metro Colosseo
4
SCREAM
a 1 TILL 2 JUNE
c
€ i
4 FRIDA KAHLO THROUGH
4 DAL CUORE ALLE MANI.
THE LENS OF NICKOLAS
DOLCE&GABBANA
MURAY
a 1 TILL 13 AUGUST
aTILL 20 JULY
c
1 Sun-Wed 10am-8pm; Thuc
Mon-Fri 9.30am-7.30pm;
Sat 10am-10.30pm
Sat-Dom 9.30am-8.30pm
€ entry fee €18-25
€ entry fee €13-15
MUNCH - THE INNER i palazzoesposizioniroma.it
i navigaresrl.com/
Mon-Thu 9am-7.30pm;
Fri-Sun 9am-9pm
entry fee €19,50
mostrepalazzobonaparte.it
4 BANKSY & ANDY WARHOL
TILL 6 JUNE
c Everyday 10am-7pm
€ Entry fee €12/15
i wegil.it
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Largo Ascianghi, 5
Bus H from Termini Station

FIRENZE ROCKS 2025
FLORENCE
Many people love visiting Florence in the summer not only because of the beautiful art, vibrant
colors of the sunsets, and unique architecture, but also to enjoy the live music. This year,
thousands of rock enthusiasts will gather at the Visarno Arena for the annual “Firenze Rocks”
festival. You don’t want to miss out on this!
Kicking off the festival on Thursday, June 12, will be Guns N’ Roses, returning to Italy after
their show at Rome’s Circus Maximus on July 8, 2023, and their unforgettable performance at
Firenze Rocks in the summer of 2018.
Opening the day are Falling in Reverse, the band led by Ronnie Radke that has captivated
a global audience with its blend of metal, hip-hop, and infectious melodies; Rival Sons, the
Grammy-nominated California rock band known for their album Feral Roots (2019), which has
helped revive contemporary rock ‘n’ roll; Dirty Honey, one of the most promising new names in
global rock; and The Warning.
Firenze Rocks 2025 is ready to roll
with Guns N’ Roses, Korn, and Green Day!
Friday, June 13, will feature Korn, headlining with a concert that spans over 30 years of their
career. Since the ’90s, Korn has redefined metal music with their dark, experimental sound and
lyrics exploring themes like protest, pain, loneliness, and redemption. Sharing the stage on the
second day will be Public Enemy, pioneers in addressing crucial issues such as racism, police
violence, poverty, and social injustice through their music; Enter Shikari, known for their signature
blend of post-hardcore, electronica, punk, and experimental rock; Soft Play, a constantly
evolving band that stays true to their spirit of musical experimentation; Atwood, an up-andcoming
group with rock and indie influences; and LOccasione, a Tuscan band mixing folk, rock,
and singer-songwriter traditions.
12, 13 and 15 June 2025
Viale del Visarno, 14
firenzerocks.it
Read about all the things to explore and do in Florence on
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Closing the festival on Sunday, June 15, will be Green Day, one of the most influential
bands in modern music. The numbers speak for themselves: over 75 million albums sold and
10 billion streams, along with the massive success of their latest release Saviors, which dropped
in January 2024. Opening for Green Day will be Weezer, the American rock band born in Los
Angeles in 1992. With over 35 million albums sold worldwide and major awards including
Grammys and MTV VMAs, their catalogue includes hits like “Buddy Holly”, “Island in the Sun”,
and “Beverly Hills”. Also performing will be Shame, hailed as one of the leading voices of the
post-punk revival; Bad Nerves, a high-energy speed punk band; Punkcake, standout stars from
the latest edition of X-Factor; and Revue, a Tuscan band that blends alternative rock, shoegaze,
and indie pop.
ONLINE MEDICAL
CONSULTATION
The venue
The Visarno Arena with a seating capacity over 7,000 is one of the biggest festival and concert
venues in Italy. In addition, the standing capacity of the arena reaches 11,000 attendees. Apart
from the concert hall, the arena also hosts Firenze Rocks Village with vendors and fun activities
to enjoy while listening to the concert.
Located next to the hippodrome around two kilometers away from Santa Maria Novella station
,the venue is easily accessible by any public transportation, by car and even by bicycle.
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