The Catacombs of San Sebastiano, at Via Appia Antica 136, can be visited only on a guided tour of about 40–45 minutes, included in the €10 ticket (€12 online). They are open Tuesday to Sunday, 9:15–17:15, with last entry at 16:45. They close on Mondays and from 7 to 27 December 2026. Photos are not allowed underground.

Experience Christmas World in Villa Borghese! From November 30, 2024, to January 6, 2025, explore magical attractions, ice skating, and global holiday traditions in Rome. Celebrate the season with unforgettable festive fun!

The Constellations of Rome Piazza Venezia mural by Pietro Ruffo transforms the Metro C construction site into a massive open-air art gallery. Featuring myths and constellations, it redefines Piazza Venezia as a cultural hub in the heart of Rome

Discover the 2025 Jubilee, a Holy Year of grace, reconciliation, and renewal. Pilgrims worldwide will cross the Holy Door, engage in prayer, and experience profound spiritual growth. Join this sacred tradition in Rome or through Holy Doors across the globe.

The Stadium of Domitian is the ruin of an ancient Roman athletics stadium, about 4.5 m below Piazza Navona, with its entrance at Via di Tor Sanguigna 3. On 1 November 2026 the archaeological area is closed for restoration works, and no reopening date has been announced. Some of its remains can still be seen from the street.

Piazza Navona is famous for two things: its long oval shape, which follows the track of the Stadium of Domitian, built in 86 AD, and its Baroque art, above all Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers and Borromini’s church of Sant’Agnese in Agone. It is a free public square in Rome’s historic center, open day and night.

Discover the tribute to Lavinia Fontana at Villa Borghese’s Loggia dei Vini, where 17th-century elegance meets contemporary art in a beautifully restored Baroque pavilion, featuring immersive exhibitions, activities, and unique experiences.

Villa Borghese Park in Rome spans 80 hectares, offering visitors a blend of nature, history, and art with fountains, sculptures, historic buildings, and museums. It’s the perfect spot for a peaceful escape in the heart of the Eternal City.

Emily in Rome takes viewers on a vibrant journey through Italy’s Eternal City, blending Rome’s iconic charm with Emily’s chic Parisian flair. From Trevi Fountain to the Spanish Steps, explore key filming locations with our Dolce Vita Tour in an electric Fiat 500.

Step into Fellini’s Rome on our Dolce Vita tour. Experience iconic spots like St. Peter’s, Fontana di Trevi, and Via Veneto in an e-Fiat, bringing the film’s magic to life and immersing you in Rome’s timeless allure. A true Roman adventure awaits!