From May 24 to June 1, Rome welcomes the return of the architecture-focused event, featuring over 220 sites open to the public

From May 24 to June 1, 2025, Open House Rome returns with nine days of architecture, design, and discovery. Visitors will have the unique opportunity to explore (for free) over 220 sites across the city — from contemporary architecture and historic landmarks to private homes usually closed to the public.

This year’s edition also features 60 urban tours and 50 special events, offering a deeper look into the stories, transformations, and hidden corners of the Eternal City. Part of an international network of Open House events held in major cities worldwide, Open House Rome invites locals and tourists alike to experience the city through the lens of architecture and innovation.

The program includes iconic places, such as cultural institutes, representative offices, and academies (the Egyptian Academy, the Hungarian Academy, Villa Medici – French Academy…), museums, historic buildings, sites of scientific and cultural interest.

The highlights of this year include the Danish Academy, Palazzo Corrodi, the 15th-century Sacristy of San Pietro in Vincoli, the Mausoleum of the Fosse Ardeatine, and more.

All sites can be visited by reservation through the event’s official website.