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Rome's controversial statue of Blessed John Paul II is not to be removed but rather "completed" following the decision of an expert technical committee headed by the city
On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the events of 11 September 2001 in New York, Rome remembers the nearly 3,000 victims who died on a day that shook the world, by holding three days of commemorative events in th...
A marble fountain in Piazza Navona was vandalised in the early hours of Saturday 3 September.
The broken fragments from the Fontana del Moro in Piazza Navona have been recovered and, according to Rome
A colossal 2,000 year-old statue of the Roman emperor Caligula portrayed as Greek god Zeus has been unveiled at the ministry for cultural heritage on Rome
Bartolomeo Pietromarchi has succeeded Luca Massimo Barbero as the new director of MACRO, Rome
The Nymphaeum at Pincio, at the edge of Villa Borghese overlooking Piazza del Popolo, is to be restored by the city at a cost of about
The Vatican Museums have opened a room dedicated to Henri Matisse which includes the French artist
Civic museums in Rome are open every Saturday night from 25 June to 3 September from 20.00 until midnight.
Special events take place in most of the museums during the late openings, meaning that visitors can combine...
Rome, in collaboration with Bucharest, is hosting an event in Piazza Campidoglio on 15 June to highlight the cultural contribution of Romania.
Entitled "Romani Rumeni", the initiative is designed to strengthen cultur...
The celebrated conductor of opera and classical music Riccardo Muti has refused honourary citizenship offered to him by the city of Rome.
After a protracted process, the 35-member city assembly unanimously agreed to...
Acclaimed composer Ennio Morricone is to serve as president of the jury at the 2011 International Rome Film Festival later this year. The announcement was made by festival president Gian Luigi Rondi and artistic director...
The controversial Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan is already under attack for his controversial new work at the Venice Biennale made up of 2,000 embalmed pigeons, entitled Turisti.
His is not the only work that is ra...
The embassy of Ireland to the Holy See is holding an open morning on 14 May in light of increased interest in the Villa Spada on the Janiculum hill and the role the building played as the last headquarters of Garibaldi a...
Museums, galleries, monuments and archaeological sites in Rome and throughout Italy are to open to the public free of charge on the night of Saturday 14 May from 20.00 until 02.00, with last admission at 01.00. The third...
Villa Strohl-Fern, an important centre for many French and Italian artists in the 19th century and early 20th century, is open for guided tours from 8 May until 30 October on alternate Sundays. The 80,000 sqm villa was c...
On 7 May Villa Aldobrandini opens its doors as part of the second round of rarely-accessible Roman art and archaeological tours organised by cultural association Fondo Ambiente Italiano (FAI), in collaboration with the c...
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