Living Rome

Celebrating mozzarella, the queen of Mediterranean flavors, reimagined

Ai Cocci: authentic flavors in Rome’s most vibrant culinary neighborhood

Just a few steps from St Peter’s you’ll Among the entrées, specialties range from find Gregorio, a modern and functional Danish cut “sakura yoza” beef fillet with red space open all day and serving everywine reduction, or grilled calamari with zucthing from breakfast (including American-style) to dinner, including lunch, snack, and chini, courgette flowers and pecorino romano cheese.

Italian cuisine is celebrated around the world for good reason, and it’s not just about what Italians eat but also how they eat. At first some of the customs may seem rigid; how-ever, you’ll soon discover that there is a rhyme or reason behind everything Italians do when it comes to food.

A world-class lineup returns to Rome with two hours of pure live illusion.

Authentic performances, crafts, and holiday delights: Villa Borghese turns winter wonderland.

“Don’t dream it, be it.” This season, Teatro Brancaccio brings that iconic Rocky Horror spirit to life as it hosts The Rocky Horror Show—the cult musical that has thrilled, shocked, and delighted audiences around the world for fifty years.

Enjoy Rome’s summer concert season at the city’s most stunning archaeological sites. This month, the Roman summer music season kicks off with a series of Italian and international concerts set against the stunning backdrops of some of the most unique archaeological locations in the world: the Baths of Caracalla, the Basilica of Maxentius, and the Circus Maximus.

The power of rock music, spirituality as revolution of the soul, the charisma of a character so beloved that he became a myth worldwide: Jesus Christ Superstar, the musical directed by Massimo Romeo Piparo in its original English-language version by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, comes back to the stage of Teatro Sistina this Easter, starting on 17 April.

This month, Cirque du Soleil is set to enchant the Roman public with Alegría – In A New Light, a stunning revisitation of the internationally acclaimed show that saw its debut back in 1994.

The Maison’s iconic creations in conversation with Greco-Roman art

In 1342, the city of Rome started making arrangements for the Jubilee of 1350. This was to be the second Jubilee in history, following the first in 1300, but this time the circumstances were markedly different.

This fall, the Scuderie del Quirinale will be hosting a major exhibition dedicated to the ancient and mysterious world of Egyptian civilization. The Treasures of the Pharaohs, on until next May, is a rare chance to admire extraordinary masterpieces and archaeological wonders, some of which are being shown in Italy for the very first time.

The exhibition Picasso lo straniero (Picasso the foreigner) at the Museo del Corso was created in collaboration with other major museums, including the Musée national Picasso-Paris and features over 100 works by Picasso alongside documents, photographs, letters, and videos.

Famous for his chiaroscuro and tenebrism techniques, his dramatic power, and his religious and mythological themes, Caravaggio was undeniably one of the most talented artists of the Baroque era. His artistic brilliance, however, was overshadowed by his tumultuous personal life, saturated with impulsive decisions and unpredictable actions that got him in trouble more than once.