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Special events for your holiday in Rome

Rome is beautiful in every season  – whether in spring, summer, autumn or in winter.

Special events, such as the Labour Day Concert on May 1st, the International BNL Tennis Open, the Befana on Piazza Navona on December 6,  or late-night shopping during the Vogue Fashion night, we have collected all the highlights for your holiday in Rome.

Fortunately, the climate is generally mild in Winter while beautifully sunny and hot in the summer – but to help you relax after a day out, here are the best accommodations in Rome, all equipped with air conditioning and heating for your comfort.

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You could find the vacation home of your dreams directly in the center of Rome!

 

Rome Easter: Your Questions Answered
What to do in Winter
Easter is one of the biggest holidays in Rome. Since Easter is one of the most important holidays in the Catholic faith it draws visitors from every corner of the world to celebrate special Easter mass with the Pope in the Vatican. We receive a lot of questions related to the events that surround Rome […]
Christmas in Rome | Guide by ROMAC
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Have a sweet tooth? Are you a shopaholic? Looking to experience the holiday spirit during Christmas in Rome? ROMAC has you covered! Below are some of the posts we’ve written about celebrating Christmas in Rome! Check back as this page will be updated as we write more posts! Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year […]
5 Not-To-Miss Cultural Festivals in Rome this September
City of Rome
The perfect weather in September in Rome makes it an optimal time to host festivals all over the city. If you’re lucky enough to visit the city during the month of September, you’ll have the chance to attend of the city’s most celebrated cultural festivals. La Conserva della neve in Villa Borghese is an outdoor plant and […]
Events in Rome for Architects and Design Enthusiasts Fall 2017
what to do
Designers, architects, and design enthusiasts alike will have plenty to look forward to in Rome this fall. Between a special exhibition at the MAXXI museum to honor the great late Pritzker Prize winning architect, Zaha Hadid to expos featuring the latest trends in home furniture design, Rome will be bustling with an exceptionally creative vibe. […]
Ferragosto in Rome – how it will affect your vacation
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“Ferragosto”, from the latin Feriae Augusti (meaning “Augusts’ rest” after the emperor who instated the holiday in 18 BC) has a long history of being a period for relaxation. August 15th marks the actual holiday, but in most recent decades it signals the beginning of the Italian vacation period where most businesses close allowing families to […]
Festa de’ Noantri: an ancient tradition in Trastevere
what to do
The charming streets of Trastevere come alive during the Festa de’ Noantri, an ancient tradition dating back to 1535. As the legend goes, after a terrible storm some local fisherman found a historic Madonna statue on the banks of the Tiber. The statue was given to the Carmelite monks and held in the Church San Crisogono in […]
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