Il Palazzo del Quirinale sarà aperto tutti i giorni alle visite del pubblico, un'iniziativa fortemente voluta dal presidente della Repubblica Sergio Mattarella per rendere fruibili a tutti i tesori del palazzo e per avvicinare l'istituzione ai cittadini. I cancelli saranno aperti dalle 9.00 alle 13.00 e dalle 14.00 alle 17.00 dal lunedì al venerdì, e dalle 9.00 alle 14.00 il sabato. Domenica riposo.
Due i percorsi possibili all'interno del palazzo. Il primo, quello artistico-istituzionale, è gratuito se non per un costo di prenotazione di 1,50 euro.
Il secondo percorso, dal costo di 10 euro, comprende in più anche alcuni percorsi tematici: la Vasella, ovvero l'esposizione di servizi da tavola, porcellane orientali e di grande pregio, candelabri; poi i famosi Giardini e la visita al Museo delle Carrozze.
Rome Museum Capitolini Raffaello and Parmigiano and Barocci
from 02/10/2015 till 10/01/2016
The exhibition compares the art of Francesco Mazzola, known as inplaces, Francesco Mazzola known as Parmigianino and Federico Barocci, two artists who lived at different times, with the work of Raphael. On display are paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints revealing a common thread between the three masters, each of whom shake the history of art during the Renaissance and Mannerism eras.
Rome Auditorium Parco della Musica
The 14th Rome Film Fest will be held from 17th to 27th October 2019 at the Auditorium Parco della Musica and in other venues throughout the city.
The Auditorium Parco della Musica has been the heart of the Rome Film Fest since 2006 with the red carpet and the screening rooms.
The event hosted a large and challenging programme of screenings, master classes, tributes, retrospectives, panels, and special events.
The Fest will involve many other locations in Rome.
Monday, June 29, 2015 at 21.30 in Rome fireworks for swirl of fires of Castel Sant'Angelo on the feast of Saints Peter and Paul . Firework created by Michelangelo and Bernini reworked for a unique and unforgettable evening . The historic castle overlooking the Tiber turns on lights and colors for the grand finale of the feast of Saints Peter and Paul
ROME MUSEI CAPITOLINI from 28/01/2015 till 04/10/2015
In less than one hundred fifty years, in fact the Empire changed its character, coming to the establishment of the Tetrarchy, the loss of the role of the capital city of Rome and the organization of the Italian territory, which was subdivided into dioceses that were equated to the rest of the Empire.
Ancient historians reflect on these profound changes in their world, as one can read in Cassius Dio's books, who at the beginning of the third century AD referred to the end of the reign of Marcus Aurelius as the end of the golden age: After his death, history descends from a kingdom of gold to one of iron and rust.
The decisive factor was the end of dynastic transmission of political power, which was subsequently concentrated in the hands of the army, capable of imposing the emperors and eliminate them.
It is a world that permanently changes its social structure, with the collapse of its institutions and the emergence of new social forces.
