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What's on in Rome in May
ART & CULTURE | MOVIE | NIGHTLIFE | SPORTS | MUSIC| EXHIBITION | ARCHITECTURE | FOOD
Race For The Cure
SPORTS CHARITY
May 5-8
Rome City Centre
The Race For The Cure is the largest event for the fight against breast cancer, both in Italy and globally. This year Rome will be hosting the 23rd edition of the Race For The Cure.
BNL International Tennis Tournament
SPORTS
May 8-15
Foro Italico
The countdown begins for the 79th BNL International tennis Tournament, the most prestigious red clay tennis tournament in the world after the French Open.
La Nottei Dei Musei
ART & CULTURE
May 14th
Various locations
8 pm - 2 am
On May 14th, 2022, the museum night returns to Rome. Get ready to visit the civic museums of Rome at night, including Musei Capitolini, Centrale Montemartini and Galleria D’Arte Moderna.
Amatriciana Festival
FOOD
May 20-22
Eataly
You must taste the typical dish of the culinary tradition of Lazio, it has its origin from the town of Amartice. Eataly Romana is celebrating it with a series of activities, cooking shows and classes with special guests, who are experts in Roman cuisine and beyond.
Open House Rome, 2022
ARCHITECTURE
MAY 21-22
Various locations
Get a chance to explore the great architecture and design of the contemporary structures, historic buildings, and even private houses all over Rome. This is the 10th edition of the Open House Rome.
International Horse Show at Piazza Di Siena
SPORTS
May 26-29
Piazza Di Siena
After 89 years, Rome’s beautiful Villa Borghese Gardens is opening for its glamorous horse show. You will get a chance to see top international risers competing in this international and thrilling horse race show.
World Press Photo 2022
ART & CULTURE
Till June 12th
Palazzo Delle Esposizioni Via Nazionale
This exhibition presents the national preview of the finalists photo of the international photojournalism competition, which since 1955 awards the best professional photographers every year.
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