Wanted in Rome is a monthly magazine in English for expatriates in Rome established in 1985. The magazine covers Rome news stories that may be of interest to English and Italian speaking residents, ...

Wanted in Rome is a monthly magazine in English for expatriates in Rome established in 1985. The magazine covers Rome news stories that may be of interest to English and Italian speaking residents, ...

Rome's summer opera festival pays tribute to the Jubilee Year with a historic new venue in Italy's capital: the Basilica of Maxentius in the Roman Forum.

Builders redeveloping a former wasteland on the north-eastern outskirts of Rome unearthed a second century AD necropolis containing several sealed sarcophagi. Local historians and archaeologists were ...

At Piazza di San Cosimato, the outdoor movie theater Il Cinema in Piazza screens Rome, Open City. A large crowd of young adults gathers to watch the old black-and-white film about courage, integrity, ...

Salvage teams raise the Bayesian superyacht which sank off Italy's coast 10 months ago, claiming the lives of 7 people including UK tech tycoon Mike Lynch.

Italy's culture minister was angry after it emerged that a US murder suspect had availed of almost €900,000 in public funds for a film that was never made.

Italy braces for a 24-hour national general strike on 20 Friday June that is set to affect air, rail and local public transport services across the country.

Live in Rome? Love meeting people and showing them around the city? We’re looking for energetic, friendly tour leaders who speak German, French, or Spanish. You ...

Caffè Perù: The Go-To Neighborhood Spot for Romans Even at the height of the tourist season in Rome, Caffè Perù, one of the oldest bars in the center of the city, remains a comforting spot for locals, ...

Housed inside the elegant Palazzo delle Esposizioni, this exhibit isn’t just about fashion—it’s about storytelling, and specifically, the story of Italy told through fabric, embroidery, and drama.

Italian Government Denies Spying Illegally on Journalists and Activists in Spyware Scandal. By Madison Noelle Madera The Italian government denied accusations that it had illegally used military-grade ...