RomaEuropa Festival 2026
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RomaEuropa Festival 2026

Thursday, September 3, 2026 – Sunday, November 15, 2026
Various venues across Rome
The RomaEuropa Festival 2026 takes place from September to November across various venues in Rome. This multidisciplinary arts event showcases contemporary dance, theatre, music, and technology performances, bringing together innovative artists and audiences. With a wide range of shows and installations, the festival provides a platform for creative expression and cultural dialogue within the city. Attendees can anticipate cutting-edge productions that blend artistic genres, reflecting modern trends and experimental approaches. The festival’s venues span historical theaters, modern cultural spaces, and open-air locations, integrating the city’s rich architectural heritage with contemporary artistic practices. Whether interested in avant-garde performances or technology-driven art, visitors will find diverse programming suited to different tastes. The RomaEuropa Festival emphasizes collaboration and artistic experimentation, encouraging engagement with novel ideas in the arts. The event adds a dynamic layer to Rome’s cultural calendar during the autumn months, inviting participants to witness the intersection of tradition and innovation in a variety of settings across the city.

Tips for Attending

  • Check the official festival website for detailed schedules and venue information before planning your visits.
  • Purchase tickets in advance, as popular performances may sell out quickly.
  • Wear comfortable shoes to navigate between multiple event locations throughout the city.
  • Consider attending weekday events for a more relaxed atmosphere and greater availability.
  • Use public transportation to travel between venues easily and avoid parking difficulties.

Practical Information

Budget: Ticket prices vary widely depending on the event, with many accessible options; budget extra for meals and transportation.. Duration: The festival runs from early September to late November 2026, with multiple performances weekly.. Food Drink: Numerous cafes and restaurants near venue locations provide a variety of Italian cuisine and refreshments.. What To Wear: Dress in layers suitable for early autumn weather; comfortable footwear is recommended for walking between venues.. Getting There: Rome is accessible via Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (Fiumicino) and Ciampino Airport, with connections by train, bus, and metro to festival venues.. Booking Advice: Tickets can be booked online ahead of time; some events may require early reservation due to limited seating.

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Arts enthusiastsContemporary culture loversPerforming arts fansTech and innovation followers

Venue

Various venues across Rome

Various locations, Rome, Italy

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Activities During the Festival

Attending RomaEuropa Festival 2026? Make the most of your visit with these recommended activities.

Facade of a historic church with frescoes, statues, and a clock tower under a clear blue sky
Art & Architecture
Tiqets
(5 reviews)

Meet your guide near the beautiful Tiber River, then travel back in time as you see the picturesque streets of Trastevere. Head to the medieval Basilica of Saint Crisogono, which boasts an impressive interior. Next, go underground and find yourself in 4th-century Rome. Soak up the unique atmosphere of this underground basilica, admiring its ancient frescoes and mysterious crypts. Head to the Church of Santa Cecilia next, and marvel at its 3rd-century underground mosaic flooring. Learn about the legendary Santa Cecilia, and her macabre death. Head to the Cavallini Room next, and marvel at the Last Judgement masterpiece (morning tours only). Finally, stroll around the cobbled streets of Trastevere and Step into its distinctive and lively spirit. End your tour in the heart of the neighborhood in front of the mosaics of Santa Maria in Trastevere, then see the neighborhood and its famous tavernas on your own.

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Jewish Ghetto,Great Synagogue & Trastevere - Private Walking Tour tour image
Viator
(9 reviews)

This tour is suitable for families, couples, groups of friends, and solo travelers, who are interested in the Jewish history of Rome and who would like to experience the Jewish culture with a local licensed Jewish tour guide, who can give tours also inside the Great synagogue and the Jewish museum.

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Roman Twilight Tales: legends, curiosities and Spritz! tour image
Viator
(1 review)

This walking tour through the heart of Rome, where ancient history, legends, and lively local culture intertwine at every corner. We begin at the iconic Piazza del Colosseo, in the shadow of the world’s most famous amphitheater, following Via dei Fori Imperiali, a grand avenue lined with the ruins of Rome’s imperial past. Along the way, your guide will share not historical facts, legends and spicy stories about the powerful—and sometimes scandalous—leaders who shaped ancient Rome. Our path continues to Piazza Venezia, the bustling crossroads of the city, and onward to the impressive Foro di Traiano. We’ll then explore the charming Piazza della Madonna dei Monti, a lively square beloved by locals, before wandering the picturesque streets of Rione Monti, one of Rome’s oldest neighborhoods aka suburra. To end our experience on a sparkling note, our final stop will be a welcoming local bar, where you’ll learn how to prepare iconic Italian Spritz. Salute, and enjoy the journey!

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Welcome Rome Semi private walking tour tour image
Viator
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Start your holiday in Rome with a tour that gives you a general overview of the city, history, traditions, main squares but at the same time a tour where you can learn how to move, what to do and the secrets known only by locals! Rome is a magnificent city but sometimes it can discourage tourists due to its size and the number of sights to visit: that's why if you want to we have decided to learn more about Rome, what it offers and where to go, this tour is for you! After all, "when in Rome, do as the Romans do!". On this introductory walking tour, discover attractions such as the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps, and the Trevi Fountain. Your guide will shed light on Rome’s famous landmarks, with helpful tips on how and when to best visit them. This tour is not just about the history of Rome it is also an opportunity to get suggestions on getting around the city, where to eat, where to do some shopping and get the most from your trip in Rome.

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Villa Farnesina and Trastevere District Tour in Rome tour image
Viator
(2 reviews)

After the visit of Villa Farnesina and a little walking tour in Trastevere, the visitors will see one of the most beautiful basilicas in Rome, the Romanic style in Our Lady of Trastevere, the first church dedicated to the Virgin Mary. This trendy district will offer to the visitors a small image of another Rome, out of the confusion of the traffic and a lot of little restaurants, the best place for food tasting and where to stop after the visit and taste the real ROMAN CUISINE!! (Food is not included in the tour)

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Rome: Villa Borghese and Borghese Gallery Private Walking Tour tour image
Viator
(4 reviews)

This tour is tailored for the lovers of Italian Art. It consists in the exploration of one of the most fascinating Art Galleries in the country, with its sculptures, antique mosaics, frescoes and its landscape gardens, with spectacular views on Rome. Inside the Gallery, we will see masterpieces of Italian artists like Caravaggio, Raffaello, Bernini and Canova. You will learn about the stories, techniques behind the paintings and sculptures. Tour includes a walking in the Villa Borghese Gardens.

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€212.50
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Rome Aventine Hill and Orange Garden Guided Walking Tour tour image
Viator
(2 reviews)

Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to uncover Rome's hidden gems with our expertly guided walking tour. Immerse yourself in the enchanting history and culture of Rome and explore the enchanting secrets of Rome with this exclusive and unforgettable 2.5 hours Semi-Private walk. Embark on a captivating journey from the river Tiber riverbank for this unforgettable experience. Get ready for this comprehensive 2.5-hour journey covering the following captivating topics: Semi-private walking tour for the best intimate experience Spectacular views of Rome from the Orange Garden and Aventine Hill Visit to the Basilica of Santa Sabina, a medieval Minor Basilica with impressive architecture Dive into the 4th-century A.D. Basilica of Saints Alessio & Bonifacio with remarkable sculptures, mosaics, and a medieval cloister Learn exciting stories and anecdotes from our expert guide at the Circus Maximus End with authentic gelato

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Rome Street Football Experience & City Walk tour image
Viator
10.0/10
(14 reviews)

Tired of boring tours your kids won’t enjoy? This is not a typical walking tour. This is a unique Rome family experience designed for kids who need to move, play and have fun—while parents finally relax and enjoy the city stress-free. Perfect for families and teens who want something real, active and unforgettable in Rome. We’ll explore the historic center through stunning squares and hidden corners in a fun, interactive way. No boring lectures—just storytelling, games and real Roman life. Along the way, we’ll stop for authentic Italian pizza or gelato. Then…it’s game time. ⚽ At Colle Oppio Park near the Colosseum, kids play football in a safe open space with one of the most iconic views in the world. I don’t just guide the experience—I play with you. ⚽ Because in Rome, there’s a simple truth: just bring a ball. Football is a universal language, and strangers quickly become teammates. This is the Rome experience your kids will never stop talking about.

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€200.00
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Various locations, Rome, Italy

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