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A tall Christmas tree lit at dusk in Piazza Venezia, with the white colonnade of the Vittoriano behind it

Christmas in Rome 2026: Nativity Scenes, the Pope's Masses and What's Open

The Pope's Masses, the nativity scenes, the market in Piazza Navona and the days the museums close, checked on the official sites for Christmas 2026.

The fishponds of Villa d'Este in Tivoli, with the Fountain of Neptune and the Organ Fountain behind them

A Day Trip to Tivoli: Villa d'Este and Hadrian's Villa

Two UNESCO villas, one Renaissance and one Roman, an hour from the Colosseum by train. How to see both in a day, in the order that works.

Diners at outdoor tables on a street that ends at the Colosseum

The Best Restaurants Near the Colosseum

You have just visited one of the greatest monuments in human history. Now comes the next essential Roman experience. Here are the seven places we send our guests.

Inside the Colosseum, looking across the arena

Things to Do Near the Colosseum

The Colosseum is just the beginning. Here is everything worth doing in the neighbourhood we call home.

A street in the centre of Rome

Best Neighbourhoods to Stay in Rome

Location is everything in Rome. The right neighbourhood puts you steps from ancient wonders, honest trattorias and the real rhythm of the city, before the tour groups arrive.

The ochre façade of a Roman trattoria, with climbing plants over the sign

Seven Trattorias in the Centre of Rome

Honest food, no tourist traps. The Roman restaurants that locals have returned to for generations.

A rooftop terrace overlooking the roofs of Rome at dusk

Five Rooftops with a Colosseum View

Few places on earth let you drink a cocktail while looking at a monument that has stood for two millennia. Five terraces where the view is as good as the atmosphere.

The brick bell tower of Santi Giovanni e Paolo on the Celio hill

The Architecture of the Celio District

The neighbourhood we call home is a journey through centuries of Roman building, from imperial villas to medieval cloisters and Renaissance gardens.

Rome seen from above, with the ancient centre in view

The Roman Forum: Heart of the Ancient City

For nearly a thousand years, every road in the Roman world led here. The Forum was the beating heart of the Republic and the Empire.