Museums in Music takes place on the night of Saturday 20 November in 47 cultural venues throughout Rome. Over 100 live musical performances are being staged, primarily in museums, but also in exhibition spaces, churches,...
One of Rome's best-known and most authentic Irish pubs, the Druid's Den, is now offering a large function room which may be booked for private parties and events. Completely separate from the main pub next door, the auto...
Italian environmental group Legambiente has described as "alarming" the level of pollution at the landfill site Malagrotta, situated west of Rome near Via Aurelia. Tests carried out at the dump between February and May t...
As more people use bicycles to get around Rome an action group of bicyclists and pedestrians called Di Traffico si Muore (Traffic kills) has initiated a safety campaign in the wake of the latest death of a bicyclist in e...
Telecom Italia and our quest to get our phone line back
On 2 November we discovered that there was a fault on your phone line 066867967. We could make calls out from the office, but readers and advertisers trying to pho...
Rome's MAXXI wins World Building of the Year
Rome's MAXXI, the national museum for 21st-century art and architecture, is the recipient of the 2010 World Architecture Festival (WAF) prize for the World Building of the...
After the proposal to advertise the names of sponsors on the metro C underground line, the issue of corporate sponsorship of Rome's schools has surfaced.
In return for the provision of new equipment and better facili...
The Aventine, one of the seven hills of Rome, was once a suburb of the ancient Roman city. It then became an important centre of Christian worship. Today it is still a place for a pleasant walk away from the noise of the...
On an island revered for its literature, story-telling and theatre, it might come as no surprise that over the last 20 years Ireland has wholeheartedly embraced the medium of cinema. However, the journey of Irish cinema...
The recent collapse of the House of Gladiators in Pompeii has once again put into focus the upkeep of many ancient monuments throughout Italy, not only in Pompeii, the ancient city destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius i...
The capital hosts the Roma Restaurant Week as part of the national Settimana del Gusto (Week of Taste) which celebrates the best in Italian cooking and locally-produced foods. From 15 to 21 November, DiningCity Italy, th...
During Rome's International Film Festival, the city has paid homage to the Italian stage and film actress Anna Magnani by dedicating a square in Villa Borghese to her, in recognition of the contribution she made to Itali...
On 7 November you can run, walk and cycle in support of women in the Democratic Republic of Congo who are victims of gang rape, mutilation and war.
There are starting points around Rome, in Villa Borghese, Prati, Par...
On 7 November you can run, walk and cycle in support of women in the Democratic Republic of Congo who are victims of gang rape, mutilation and war.
There are starting points around Rome, in Villa Borghese, Prati, Par...
European summer time (EST) officially ends on Sunday 31 October when clocks go back one hour at 02.00. Mornings are lighter one hour earlier but evenings are darker earlier. Summer time returns again on 27 March 2011 at...
The Via Francigena was a holy mediaeval pilgrimage road to Rome and can still be walked today.With the help of European Union funding, Italy is trying to emulate the phenomenal success of the Camino Francés to Santiago d...
Due to open to the public in mid-November, it is immediately evident that no expense has been spared on the luxurious new vision of the Egyptian Academy in Rome by Egyptian architect (and former academy resident) Hatem S...
28 October - 5 November 2010. Established in February 2007, the Fondazione Cinema per Roma organises the International Rome Film Festival. Celebrating its fifth edition, the International Rome Film Festival includes 22 f...
After a major restoration the excavations under Palazzo Valentini have now opened to the public on a permanent basis. A small baths complex dating from the second century AD was discovered seven metres below street level...
In a series of events designed to promote the art of diplomacy between nations, 30 meetings, seminars and round table discussions take place as part of the Festival of Diplomacy between 16 and 24 October.
Internation...
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