If you’re a fan of live music, Rome has you covered with a plethora of concerts to choose from–Giovanni Allevi returns with his Piano Solo Tour, Daniele Silvestri performs at Auditorium Parco della Musica, and Sanremo Festival stars like Loredana Bertè and Clara start their tours. LP will perform on March 12th at the Auditorium, and Renato Zero has multiple dates at the Palazzo dello Sport.
The Cacio & Pepe Festival is back at Eataly Roma for its fifth edition! Dive into a taste journey through the flavors of Roman cuisine. Eataly chefs and some special guests will offer one of Rome’s most iconic dishes, in various forms: from the classic tonnarello to the modern version. And then, there will be mezze maniche, supplì, fresh pasta, ravioli and gnocchi, fried foods, and much more.
The annual 6 Nations Rugby Championship started in February 2024. Six elite rugby nations – Italy, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and France – go head-to-head in this hundred-year-old tradition, and just like the Ancient Romans, these rugby warriors will be fighting to the death, or rather to the trophy. Italy will host Scotland on March 9th at the Stadio Olimpico. Watch the players roar, claw, and run to victory. Be prepared for fans to swarm into pubs after the games for the legendary “third half,” known to be a time of copious drinking and celebration of rugby, no matter which team won or lost.
Vini Selvaggi, the independent fair of natural wines, arrives at Spazio Novecento in Rome. Tastings, food proposals, and talks on topics related to natural agriculture and low-intervention wine production will enrich the event, aimed at industry professionals and wine enthusiasts alike.
Join the festive spirit of Carnival at the 3rd edition of the Carnevale sul Tevere, a fun sports event where people of all ages don masks and and enjoy a stroll along the Tiber’s banks on foot or by bike. Participants can also explore the river using canoes, stand-up paddle boards, and inflatable boats.
Explore Rome’s various markets, including vintage and antique markets, which offer unique treasures and artifacts, as well as food markets, with traditional and experimental delicacies.
Whether you are celebrating Easter with your family, friends, or alone, there is a lot you can do here in Rome on Easter. The city and its nearby towns offer many opportunities to discover old celebrations and local traditional foods.
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