Things to do in Rome, Italy

Explore six original architectural installations nestled within the 16th-century historic gardens of the French Academy, offering shaded artistic respite from the midday heat.

An iconic Roman institution near Campo de' Fiori pairing world-class cured meats and cheeses with legendary interpretations of classic Roman pastas, featuring air-conditioned comfort.

Head down to the historic seaside fishing village for its final weekend celebration featuring traditional spaghetti with cockles, marine preservation talks, and evening live music by the sea.

A striking exhibition at Castel Sant'Angelo showcasing extraordinary artifacts salvaged from the volcanic mudflows of Vesuvius, revealing the refined daily life and art of antiquity.

Tucked into a quiet corner of the Jewish Ghetto, this unpretentious neighborhood staple serves exceptional Jewish-Roman classics like crispy *carciofi alla giudia* and homemade fettuccine.

Catch the final weekend of Rome's beloved riverbank summer festival, strolling along the Tiber between Ponte Sisto and Ponte Sublicio for pop-up bars, artisan stalls, and open-air riverside lounges.

Hosted at the MACRO contemporary art museum, this cutting-edge exhibition highlights innovative contemporary artistic visions and digital-meets-traditional visual explorations.

Escape the oppressive daytime heat with an exclusive evening walking tour through the underground tiers and arena floor of the Flavian Amphitheatre under the stars.

Catch Wilco live on their international tour, performing under the open-air summer sky in the grand acoustics of the capital's premier outdoor concert arena.