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Thomas Hirschhorn’s The Purple Line at MAXXI
byNew exhibition The Purple Line at the MAXXI Museum in Rome till 6 March 2022 questions censorship with Thomas Hirschhorn’s pixeled collages.
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Covid-19 regulations in Italy: October 2021
Italy loosens Covid-19 restrictions. Cinemas and theatres allowed to operate at full capacity and clubs finally reopen. Read the latest updates.
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COVID Green Pass in Italy: how to get it and what it’s required for
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What's on in Rome: Best Events & Things to Do
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Rome Art Week 2021
A collaborative, independent and nonprofit project that is taking place in Rome from 25 to 30 of October 2021 proposing over 300 contemporary art events.
Thomas Hirschhorn’s The Purple Line at MAXXI
New exhibition The Purple Line at the MAXXI Museum in Rome till 6 March 2022 questions censorship with Thomas Hirschhorn’s pixeled collages.
The Ultimate Cabaret & Burlesque Club in Rome
Step into La Conventicola degli ULTRAMODERNI to discover the ultimate cabaret show, piano bar and burlesque club in Rome’s San Lorenzo neighbourhood.
Films in English or Original Language in Rome
Original language movies shown this week in Rome
The 2021 Roma Jazz Festival: Jazz Code
Rome’s Jazz festival returns for its 45th edition from 1 to 21 November 2021 at the Auditorium parco della Musica and at Monk.
Centrale Montemartini Museum
Set in Rome’s first public electrical power plant, the Centrale Montemartini Museum is one of the most thought-provoking museum spaces Rome has to offer.
Romeing’s ultimate burger guide
Steer off the pasta path for a meal or two and go for a good old- fashioned hamburger with some fries on the side. Discover the best burgers in Rome.
Covid-19 regulations in Italy: October 2021
Italy loosens Covid-19 restrictions. Cinemas and theatres allowed to operate at full capacity and clubs finally reopen. Read the latest updates.
A hidden gem in the middle of Trastevere: Cvlto • Spirit – Food
Cvlto Trastevere is a quaint and charming drinks and food bar in Rome with a delicious brunch menu and quality meats.
Rome’s Live Music Concerts in November
A list of the best music concerts and festivals to check out during November 2021 in Rome
Rome Film Festival 2021
From 14 to 24 October 2021, check out the 16th edition of Festa del Cinema, Rome’s annual Film Festival at Auditorium Parco della Musica.
“Amazônia” Sebastião Salgado Exhibition at MAXXI
More than a photography exhibit, Rome’s MAXXI Museum hosts till 13 February 2022 a political manifesto with “Amazônia” from Sebastião Salgado.
Kubla Khan Restaurant and Bar
Exotic Environment and Eclectic Flavors – Kubla Khan Restaurant and Bar is an exciting new addition to the San Giovanni neighborhood of Rome
Rome on Location: the Eternal City as a Movie Set
Much like the other monument-based tours in Rome, here’s an additional, yet equally picturesque tour around 17 of Rome’s most famous film locations.
“Via Veneto Contemporanea” – Erwin Wurm on the street of Dolce Vita
Via Veneto Contemporanea: an open-air exhibition in Via Veneto of the works of award-winning Austrian artist Erwin Wurm.
Food festivals this October at Eataly Rome
Searching for some food festivals in Rome? Eataly is hosting a Craft Beer Festival and a Pizza Festival this October 2021. Save the date!
Events in Rome
Inferno Exhibition at the Scuderie del Quirinale
The Scuderie del Quirinale, Rome, presents “Inferno”, a new major exhibition in homage to the Great Poet in the year of his celebrations.
Rome Art Week 2021
A collaborative, independent and nonprofit project that is taking place in Rome from 25 to 30 of October 2021 proposing over 300 contemporary art events.
Thomas Hirschhorn’s The Purple Line at MAXXI
New exhibition The Purple Line at the MAXXI Museum in Rome till 6 March 2022 questions censorship with Thomas Hirschhorn’s pixeled collages.