What’s On

Welcome to the Eternal City! As the seasons change, Rome remains a vibrant city offering a mix of art, culture, and experiences. Some will say as timeless as its history. From world renowned masterpieces to intimate art shows, there’s always something happening in the heart of the city that will capture you eternally. Christmas Markets (Until 24 December 2024) From Piazza Navona to Parco della Musica, Rome sets the festive tone with a curation of Christmas markets throughout December. Explore them to find handmade gifts, sip mulled wine, and embrace the holiday spirit under the magical lights of the city. Don’t miss the gardens and halls, and let yourself be captivated by the art that will charm you like a siren’s song. Le Chant des Sirènes at Villa Medici (Until 13 January 2025) Rome is magical and mystical just like Le Chant des Sirènes at Villa Medici. This haunting and poetic exhibition fuses ancient myth with modern expression. Don’t miss the gardens and halls, and let yourself be captivated by the art thoughout the property. Botero at Palazzo Bonaparte (Until 19 January 2025) The greatest retrospective of Fernando Botero’s art ever held in Italy at the majestic Palazzo Bonaparte is a must-see. His voluptuous figures and vibrant colors contrast beautifully with the grand history of the palazzo. Let our concierge arrange your tickets to avoid the queues! Guercino at Scuderie Quirinale (Until 26 January 2025) The rooms of Scuderie Quirinale open their doors for visitors with a once in a lifetime exhibition highlighting more than a hundred 17th century masterpieces. Its illustrious protagonists? Guercino and the Ludovisi dynasty led by Alessandro Ludovisi, Pope Gregory XV from 1621 to 1623. The masterpieces by the painter from Cento dialogue with other masterpieces and artists on display - Guido Reni, Domenichino, Lanfranco, Annibale and Ludovico Carracci, Pietro da Cortona, Padovanino, Van Dyck, Poussin and Bernini - evoking episodes of rivalry, exchange and mutual influence. Moving Picture (946-3) Kyoto at Gagosian (Until 1 February 2025) Moving Picture (946-3) Kyoto Version is the immersive, experiential apotheosis of Richter’s Strip project, which he began working on in 2010 following his discovery of digital tools for mining existing paintings for new artistic strategies. The immersive installation in film and sound will fill the entire exhibition space and will be the artist’s first gallery exhibition since 1983. Pietro Ruffo at Palazzo delle Esposizioni (Until 16 February 2025) A curation of 50 works examining the relationship between human beings and the planet, inviting viewers to « consider the wonderful potential of our presence on Earth ». L’ultimo meraviglioso minuto (The last marvelous minute) is a passionate homage to Rome placing Millenia of evolution under a single glaze in the shape of a visual palimpsest created especially for Palazzo delle Esposizioni. Joan Mirò at Museo della Fanteria (Until 23 February 2025) A new exhibition at the Museo Storico della Fanteria in Rome showcases works created by Spanish avant-garde artist Joan Miró between 1924 and 1981. The major part of the exhibition comes from private Italian and French collections rarely seen by the public. Tony Cragg at The Baths of Diocletian (Until 4 May 2025) In a journey that engages senses and emotions, Tony Cragg displays sculptural works in the Baths of Diocletian. The exhibition explores nature’s creative processes and evolution while also extending beyond the museum, with sculptures displayed around the city. A true connection between the past, the present and the future by one of the most renowned contemporary sculptors.