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The series of cycles of conferences In the centre of Rome.
For the Jubilee 2025, a special program in Italian and English will guide tourists
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The itinerary, which can be covered on foot or by bicycle, is about 4 kilometres long and is easily accessible by public transport (Line A of the
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Itinerary features
Itinerary features
The itinerary is simple, can be done on foot and is about 1.0 km long and is easily accessible by public transport (ATAC bus lines 98 - 786 – 889).
An easy itinerary of about 1.7 km that can be done on foot.
Forty (40!) attractions, live shows, themed areas, thrills and adrenaline inspired by the big screen and a packed calendar of eve
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For the Jubilee 2025, Cinecittà World, one of the most important amusement parks in Rome, is ready to welcome
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The start of the 2025 Jubilee is marked by the opening of the Holy Door of St Peter's Basilica in the
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The Holy Door of St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican will be opened on 24 December 2024 and will
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The Domus Aurea opens its doors to visitors on the third Thursday of every month for a serie
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From June 14 to December 28, Palazzo San Felice opens extraordinarily its doors to the public every weekend with an unprecedented and temporary visit path<
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As part of the UNEXPECTED ITINERARIES OF ROME project, guided tours of the Tor
[...]Understanding with the heart to accompany those who face the storms and nights of existence.
Dialoghi tra Scienza e Arte – II edizione, 2024Acqua, Aria, Terra, Fuoco – quattro incontri alla scoperta dei 4 elementi naturali che compongono il nostro pianeta, 4 elementi per ragionare, con sci
[...]VII edizioneAppuntamento annuale sugli impatti economici del settore spaziale, su ciò che guida la rapida evoluzione del coinvolgimento istituzionale e privato nel
[...]L’arte e il teatro sono pronte a conquistare la periferia nord-oves di Roma con Far West Fest Cultura che gira, Comunità che cresce, un progetto a cura di
[...]The pilgrimage to the Seven Churches, conceived by St Philip Neri in the 16th century, is one of Rome's oldest traditions.
These are the churches marked as meeting places for pilgrims.
With the opening of the Doors of the Papal Basilicas in Rome, a Jubilee year full of events will begin, most of which are already fixed.
