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ROME MAIN
EVENTS:
Call for any info this number (free information
service): +39 06 36004399
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The
Museo di Roma - Palazzo Braschi
The Museo di Roma, following a fifteen years closure, finally reopens to the public. The restored Palazzo Braschi will host a temporary exhibition “The Museum tells the City’s story”. The exhibition is devoted to the most significant issues of Rome’s history and culture between 1600 and 1800, shown through a rich selection of 400 pieces, including paintings, sculptures, etchings and photographs, all of which recently restored and belonging to the Museum’s permanent collections. Telephone: +39 06 82077304 - from Tuesday to Sunday: 09:00am - 19:00; closed on Monday - Entrance 6,20 Euro |
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The
Victor
Emmanuel Monument
- Piazza Venezia The Victor Emmanuel Monument will be entirely open to the public. The area of the Altar of the Homeland will house numerous exhibits focused on the birth of the unified nation, the legendary Garibaldi, the work of Benedetto Croce and the achievement of linguistic unity. The site also offers a selection of works by soldier-painters who fought in World War I, and an interactive visit of the Risorgimento Museums of Turin and Milan. Telephone: +39 06 6780363 - Everyday: 09:30am - 19:30 - Free admittance. |
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Carlos Santana Legendary Carlos Santana brings the Shaman Tour to Italy on September 21 in Milan, as well as in Rome. Address: Telephone: Palaeur. Piazzale dello Sport (Metro B EUR Palasport) 0248702726 |
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In a balloon over Rome Enjoy a breathtaking view of Rome, 150 metres off the ground and 360°… now it's possible! Part of the Celebrations for the Centennial of Villa Borghese, set up in the Galoppatoio, the balloon anchored to a fixed base, with a diameter of 22 metres and a height of 35, is the largest fixed hot-air balloon in the world. Every 15-20 minutes, from 9:30am to sunset, a group of 30 people can take off towards a spectacular and never seen before Rome. Special programmes can be reserved: - Artistic flights, accompanied by art historians - Winged feet, for disabled people on wheelchairs - Flying school, for classes of students - Aperitif in the air, reservations mandatory - Rent for exclusive use, for events |
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The
Visitor Center of the Fori Imperiali The first Visitor Center in Rome: a place that offers information, documentation and a meeting point for tourists and visitors, the starting point for a series of guided tours of the Imperial Fora and other sites. Set up in a delightful courtyard obtained by reclaiming a former municipal dump, the Visitor Center is provided with an information counter, an area for the display of archeological findings, information panels on the Imperial Fora, a room for video screenings, CD-ROM and consultation points. Telephone: +39 0667977.86/02 - everyday 9:30am - 19:30. Free admittance |
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Convent
Trinità dei Monti
- Piazza di Spagna
The church, the cloister and the refectory will be opened to the public for the first time. A thousand square metres of paintings by artists including Daniele da Volterra, Andrea del Pozzo and Perin del Vaga. The exhibit also offers a reconstruction of the history of the convent. Telephone: +39 06 6793578. |
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Theatre
of Marcellus: rediscovered A section of the city rediscovered, a fundamental nucleus of history and archeology made available once again to visitors and tourists. The new archeological area of the Theatre of Marcellus was inaugurated at the end of the 2002. Around 10.000 square metres that will from now on be open to the public for free. From Tue-Sun 09:30-19:00pm. Free admittance |
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Sailing along the Tiber River
transport on the Tiber, from Ponte Duca d'Aosta to Ponte Marconi, is
about to start its new season: a boat with "50" seats will leave every
20 minutes with intermediate stops at the bridges Risorgimento, Cavour,
S.Angelo, Sisto, at the Tiber Island and at Ripa Grande. |
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Musei
Capitolini The Campidoglio is the seat of the City Council and the heart of Rome's cultural heritage. The Capitoline Museums are the world's most ancient museum and the most visited municipal museum in Rome. The Museums consist of three buildings: Palazzo Nuovo, Palazzo Senatorio and Palazzo dei Conservatori and count 400.000 visitors a year. Telephone: +39 06 39967800 Tue-Sun 9am-8pm. Entrance fee: €6,20 |
