what’s on
The next seven days in Rome.
A short, hand-kept list — not a full calendar. We don’t try to list every gig and pop-up; we list the ones worth rearranging your week for. Updated daily.
A quieter week in Rome.
Nothing on our editor’s shortlist for the next seven days — we list events the way we list walks, with one ear to the ground rather than a firehose. We’ll be back with picks soon. Meanwhile, the city is still walkable: here are four routes that read well any day of the week.
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Four walks for an empty week.
Borgo: the medieval lanes and the approach to St Peter's
The surviving Borgo lanes, the long axis of Via della Conciliazione, and Bernini's colonnade.
Campo de' Fiori: the market and the artisan lanes
A morning market under a brooding statue, the old craft streets, and Rome's grandest courtyard.
Centro Storico: the Pantheon and Piazza Navona
The best-preserved building of antiquity, a baroque square, and the lanes that thread the two.
Coppedè: the fairytale quarter and the streets around it
A pocket of fantasy architecture — the Frog Fountain, the Spider Palace — hidden in bourgeois Trieste.
Browse the full catalogue: all 30 walks in Rome.