Evening opening of the Vittoriano
Rome from above, with the sky fading into night
Every Friday until September 26th, the Vittoriano extends its evening opening hours until 11:30 pm, offering a unique opportunity to visit this extraordinary monument, far removed from the time and pace of the city. From the majestic architecture dedicated to Vittorio Emanuele II to the famous Panoramic Terrace, every detail is brought to life with a new light, with guided tours for adults at 8:00 pm and family workshops at 7:30 pm, designed to make the experience accessible and engaging for everyone.
A perfect opportunity for those who want to learn about the monument’s history while enjoying an aperitif with one of the most spectacular views of Rome.
Info and details on: vive.cultura.gov.it/en/
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