Rome´s Festivals

With Rome being completely stuffed with culture it is no surprise the locals like to share this culture with the rest of the world . Across the year there are a number of events which happen which, while enjoyed by the local residents, are also a great excuse for holiday makers to visit this marvellous town. The holidays, while varying in nature, are consistent in the pleasure and richness that they add to the already beguiling culture of Rome. Below are only some of these holidays which you can like to attend :

Beginning at the very beginning of the year there are normal parties on January first. After the prior nights parties, New Years Day is a fun filled event with a parade which goes along the through della Conciliazione and finishes at St. Peters Square where the Pope gives his New Year blessings for all.

The Epiphany party also happens in January and is a time when neighbors and visitors commemorate the Roman Catholic Epiphany in and round the Piazza Novana. The toy fair is a highlight for kids and grownups too. Are you visiting Rome? Take a look at accommodatie Rome

Sana a Roma is a Mediterranean Trade Fair for Natural Products. It in a quite new event that is held at the Rome Trade Fair District. There are displays of bio-products, conferences and of course tastings of all of the products and produce that are present

The Festa di San Giovanni - every year on and around June 24th the citizens of Rome celebrate the birth of John the Baptist. The parties are glorious and vivacious. High spots include firework displays and the procession of all members of the Clergy in Rome through the highways of the town. There are a number of practices connected with this event which may be of deep meaning to Catholic visitors and of cultural interest to other.

Estate Romana holiday - Held yearly between June and October, the state Romana holiday sees assorted locations round the town host a range of sorts of entertainment including jazz concerts, rock concerts and classical music concerts. There is also a range of sports occasions, film and theatre spectacles as well as children's activities implying that this actually is a festival for all of the family.

Rome Film holiday is the high point of October. With around 600 screenings of first-class films this annual event draws multitudes of film lovers year on year.

Noantri holiday - although primarily a Christian holiday, the Noantri holiday offers a great experience to all, with no regard for their religious principles. The singing and dancing on display is decorative and engaging and will appeal to all. It is difficult not to get carried off by the atmosphere of this traditional event. One of the high spots of the holiday is the parading of Vergine del Carmine statue through the highways of the Trastevere district.
An equally preferred event is Rome Jazz holiday which is held in November. Assorted locations host performances of global names so take yourself off to Rome during this month if jazz is your thing. Planning a trip to Rome? Check overnachten Rome

hence there's no time to become bored in this beautiful, historical town!