Guided Bike Tour of the Appian Way
Cycle along the ancient basalt stones of the Appia Antica. Surrounded by blossoming spring wildflowers and ancient ruins, it's the quintessential Roman weekend escape.
Kid-friendly picks in Rome, Italy — events the whole family will like, restaurants that can handle a toddler, and weekend ideas that work around nap windows.
Making the most of the spring air
Cycle along the ancient basalt stones of the Appia Antica. Surrounded by blossoming spring wildflowers and ancient ruins, it's the quintessential Roman weekend escape.
Catch the tail end of the spectacular wisteria bloom in the historic gardens—the scent is divine right now and offers a rare quiet corner in the city center.
Events and things to do this Sunday in Rome
Browse local independent designers, vintage clothing, and handmade accessories in the heart of the trendy Monti neighborhood. Perfect for a Sunday stroll.
Experience an intimate classical concert in one of Rome's most stunning, frescoed baroque chapels—a serene way to spend a spring Sunday evening.
Mark your calendars
Rome turns 2779! Expect parades, historical reenactments by the Gruppo Storico Romano, and special events leading up to the city's birthday on April 21st.
Short trips from Rome
Just a 45-minute drive or train ride away, the Renaissance gardens of Villa d'Este are at their absolute peak in April. Wander through hundreds of fountains and blooming paths.
Spring flavors in the city
It's the perfect moment for their iconic Carciofo alla Giudia (Jewish-style artichoke). Arrive early for Sunday lunch to beat the queue—the crispiness is unmatched.
A sophisticated spot for a Sunday afternoon aperitivo. Their natural wine selection is fantastic, and the terrace is perfect for soaking up the mild 65°F spring air.