The largest event for the revival and preservation of Rome’s Iconic Tiber River returns.
The seventh edition of Tevere Day, Rome’s largest event dedicated to the revitalization and preservation of the Tiber River, will take place from October 6 to 12, 2025. Once again, the river will come alive with a week-long celebration involving around 200 associations and tens of thousands of citizens, uniting culture, sports, entertainment, education, and community initiatives to honor Rome’s historic river.
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What’s New in 2025
Among this year’s most anticipated innovations is the launch of tourist navigation north of the Nazzano Farfa Regional Park, marking a symbolic and practical step toward the ecological and tourist use of the river.
Also returning are the popular “Lessons on the Environment”, engaging school groups in hands-on activities along the riverbanks to learn how to protect and care for this shared natural heritage.
In total, about 150 events will animate over 80 kilometers of the river, stretching from Nazzano Farfa to Ostia and Fiumicino, including sports, cultural encounters, concerts, school workshops, family activities, street food, excursions, and much more.
One of the central themes of the 2025 edition will be the revitalization of riverfront parks through sports. Thanks to collaborations with sports federations, local associations, institutions, and civic groups, Tevere Day has in recent years helped to restore and reopen many green areas along the Tiber, making them once again vibrant public spaces.
In this framework, the innovative concept of “Noi Siamo Tevere Condominiums” will be introduced, aimed at preserving the beauty of the river, ensuring public access, and maintaining these areas over time. This model of active citizenship draws inspiration from the idea of shared management of common goods, while also encouraging public authorities to sustain these reclaimed spaces.
The seventh edition of Tevere Day reaffirms the importance of active participation, involving associations, schools, neighborhood committees, sports clubs, artists, and citizens. With enthusiasm and civic spirit, they are working together to reimagine the Tiber as a living, accessible, and sustainable urban space.
6 – 12 October 2025 (VII edition)
