Rome in the Footsteps of an XVIIIth Century Traveller

- How to Spend a Peaceful Day in Rome

EVENT	PERIOD
Flea Market at Porta Portese	Sunday morning
At the Beach	May-October
A Sunny Day at Villa Borghese	All Year Round
Voicing Your Views	N.A.
La Festa de' Noantri	July
In the Rose-Garden	May
Christmas in Rome	December
Foundation of Rome	April
Protestant Cemetery	All Year Round
Eating Outdoors	All Year Round
Marathon of Rome	March
Military Parade	June
Sleepless Night	Discontinued
Festa dell'Immacolata	December 8
Festa del Bambin Gesù	January 6
Blessing of the Animals	January
Ash Wednesday	N.A.
Summer Events	July
Jogging at Valle delle Camene	All Year Round
Sailing on the River	All Year Round
Sagra dell'Uva at Marino	October
Attending a Funeral	N.A.
A Special Spring Weekend	April
Embassy-hunting in Parioli	All Year Round
Celebrating Eritrean Michaelmas	November
Visiting Rome at Dawn	All Year Round
Visiting Rome in the Moonlight	All Year Round
Visiting Rome on a Hop-on-Hop-off Bus	All Year Round
Visiting Multi-ethnic Rome	All Year Round
Baroque Fireworks	June 29
Playing in the Snow	January-February
Pride Parade	June-July
Visiting the Movie Sets at Cinecittà	All Year Round
Reading the Memoirs of Hadrian at Villa Adriana	All Year Round
Looking up at the Ceilings of the Vatican and Lateran Palaces	All Year Round
Reading Seneca at the Baths	All Year Round
Spending the Last Roman Day at St. John Lateran's Cloister	All Year Round
Reading Ovid at St. Peter's	All Year Round
Walking the Dog at Valle della Caffarella	All Year Round
Keeping up with new discoveries at Museo Ninfeo	All Year Round
Basking in the Winter Sun at Parco Archeologico del Celio	All Year Round

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