Welcome to Rome in November: A Local’s Guide
November in Rome is usually a quiet time to visit the Eternal City, but this year might be different with the influx of tourists. Despite that, there is still a lot to see and do in Rome during November as the city transitions from autumn to the Christmas season.
One of the highlights of November is the Roma Jazz Festival, showcasing jazz concerts by both Italian and international artists such as Lakecia Benjamin, Nubia Garcia, and Bill Evans Vansband Allstars from 1 to 23 November.
For art enthusiasts, Rome’s museums and archaeological sites will be open for free on Sunday 3 November, offering a chance to explore gems like the Capitoline Museums and Centrale Montemartini.
From circus performances to classical music concerts, Rome’s cultural scene is vibrant in November. Romaeuropa, a cutting-edge arts festival, presents a diverse program of events including acrobatics, dance, and music performances until 17 November.
Art lovers can indulge in exhibitions such as Botero at Palazzo Bonaparte, a showcase of works by Joan Miró, and an exhibition by contemporary artist Pietro Ruffo at Palazzo Esposizioni.
Music enthusiasts can enjoy classical concerts at the Accademia di Santa Cecilia or attend the International Festival of Sacred Music and Art from 15-19 November, featuring concerts in basilicas around the city.
As the Christmas season approaches, the Botanic Garden in Rome will light up with enchanting displays for both adults and children during the Trame di Luce event starting on 30 November.
With so much happening in Rome during November, there’s no shortage of things to do and see. Stay updated on the latest events and activities in Rome by checking out our What’s On guide.
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