Curator Alessio de Cristofaro on myth and archaeology
The curator of Rome’s landmark Troy exhibition Alessio de Cristofaro explains why myth and archaeology are not rivals.
The curator of Rome’s landmark Troy exhibition Alessio de Cristofaro explains why myth and archaeology are not rivals.
The astrologer blending stars, tarot and coffee grounds for Rome’s luxury aperitivo crowd, here at the Hotel Diana.
The Archaeological Park of Gabii, on Rome’s eastern edge, is welcoming visitors ahead of its official opening in September.
A fragment of Roman countryside just 30 minutes from the capital preserves some of Rome’s oldest historical phases.
A new exhibition traces the ancient links between Troy and Rome, with 300 objects on show until October 2026.
Paralympic champion Bebe Vio brings WEmbrace Games to Rome’s Stadio dei Marmi, free and open to all.
Fresh from a string of acclaimed films, one of Italy’s most versatile actors takes on Homer on a national tour.
Rabarama brings monumental sculptures to Rome’s Via Veneto in an open-air show funding social causes.
Cannes unveils first images of a documentary marking 90 years of iconic Italian Cinecittà film studios.
A second-century marble goddess swaps her dark museum storeroom for a hotel lobby in the centre of the eternal city.
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