Discover Munch. The Inner Scream at Palazzo Bonaparte in Rome! This exclusive exhibition features 100 masterpieces, including The Scream, on loan from the Munch Museum in Oslo. A must-see event for art lovers and culture enthusiasts. Don’t miss it!

Explore 8 free museums in Rome that showcase the city’s rich history and art. From ancient sculptures to modern collections, these hidden gems are perfect for culture enthusiasts and travelers alike.

Explore the Catacombs of Rome, an underground maze of ancient burial sites. Uncover the history of early Christians, Roman traditions, and Jewish catacombs. Visit famous sites like San Callisto, San Sebastiano, and Priscilla for a glimpse into a mysterious, timeless world.

Domitian Stadium, hidden beneath Piazza Navona, is an ancient Roman marvel. Built by Emperor Domitian for athletic contests honoring Jupiter, it reflects Rome’s embrace of Greek ideals and stands as a unique masonry stadium in ancient Roman history.

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.

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!

Experience the enchanting colors and scents of Rome’s Municipal Rose Garden this autumn. Nestled on Aventine Hill, it showcases over a thousand varieties of roses from around the world, offering breathtaking views and a peaceful escape in the heart of the city.

The Testaccio district in Rome is a vibrant area known for its rich history, traditional Roman cuisine, and lively nightlife. Established in 1921, this neighborhood offers historic landmarks like the Monte dei Cocci, Cestia Pyramid, and the Non-Catholic Cemetery. A must-visit!

Uncover the Hidden Treasures of Rome as you explore beyond famous landmarks like the Colosseum. Discover secret gems in the Jewish Ghetto, Aventine Hill, and more, offering a unique glimpse into the city’s rich history and hidden beauty.