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July 2010

Donna Sotto le Stelle (Woman Under the Stars) is an annual open-air fashion show that takes place in the summer on the Piazza di Spagna (Spanish Steps) in Rome. It takes place in mid-July, bringing many talented fashion designers to the famous Piazza di Spagna to showcase their latest masterpieces.

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June – September

This marvellous Italian event is a fusion of entertainment, music, film, sport, theatre and kids activities; all spread out over the parks, squares and art galleries that make Rome the cultural capital it is. Over 150 events will be taking place during these balmy summer months, so be sure to book your Rome apartment soon and enjoy the splendor of the Estate Romana Festival in style.

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September – December, 2010

The Romaeuropa Festival is a huge cultural event, including dozens of theatre, music and dance performances that start in September and finish in December. The performances take place throughout the city of Rome, including at the Auditorium Parco della Musica, Conciliazione and Teatro Olimpico. Visit Rome and see one of these unique performances!

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November 2010

The Roma Jazz Festival is a music festival dedicated to the jazz genre, with performances and concerts by many musicians from around the world. The festival is an annual event and takes place in the first week of November in various venues around the city. Visit Rome during this time and let the cheerful jazz melodies fill your ears!

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5^th-30^th July 2010

As every year, the summer 2010 in Rome will be filled with good rock music, thanks to the Rock en Roma festival, for the entire month of July.
After the great success of previous editions with artists like The Killers and Franz Ferdinand, this year you will see the most famous groups of the international rock. …read more

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June – September

This marvellous Italian event is a fusion of entertainment, music, film, sport, theatre and kids activities; all spread out over the parks, squares and art galleries that make Rome the cultural capital it is. Over 150 events will be taking place during these balmy summer months, so be sure to book your Rome apartment soon and enjoy the splendor of the Estate Romana Festival in style.

For six weeks, concerts will be held both at the Villa Celimontana and the Auditorium Music Park, and believe us: nothing beats the cool breeze that descends on Rome with nightfall, making one forget about the heat that strikes the city during the day. Especially at the Auditorium, performances from well-known artists can be heard, such as Youssou N’Dour. Patti Smith, Lou Reed, John Legend and Pink. But if you’re after something more intimate, or less crowded, the villas and parks nearby often have random performances or expositions laid out under the trees which are a real treat if you can find them. One of these parks is the Villa Ada, where artists from all over the world gather and sing on a tiny stage beside the lake. The music is amazing, the singers relatively unknown and the atmosphere charged with energy.

In the name of the Rome Summer Festival, the Cabaret Festival will take place on Oppio Hill, right next to the Colosseum. Like plays from ancient Romanic times, the city’s ruins provide a dramatic backdrop to many of the activities that take place throughout the Festival, like the live orchestra that plays at the Piazza del Campidolgio.

And huge, open-air screens are put up in Vittorio Emmanuele Square, on the Gianicolo Hill in Trastevere and on the River Tiber Island, where popular films are projected in front of hundreds strewn on the grass of Rome’s parks. Usually the films are Italian or dubbed in Italian, but if you’re lucky you might just find a new classic movie; and what better way to spend your evening than on the Isola Tiburtina, in a beautiful, ancient, Roman church watching a black and white oldie?

If you don’t want to miss all these incredible events – the ballet in smokey, old theatres; listening to the saxophone pull at your heartstrings with the Colloseum in sight; or rocking out in a park to an up-and-coming punk band – then we recommend you visit Rome and stay in one of our bellisimo Rome apartments!

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