A Guide To The Best Events In March 2025 In Rome

Best things to do in Rome this March

Discovering the best things to do in Rome in March

March signals the arrival of spring, making it a wonderful time to visit Rome. With temperatures usually mild and pleasant, it’s the perfect opportunity to wander the city’s streets. Plus, there’s a variety of exciting events in Rome, including exhibitions, concerts, and the renowned Rome marathon.

Here’s our list of the top events in Rome in March 2025, to make the most of this month.

Exhibitions this March in Rome

Munch and the human soul at Palazzo Bonaparte
Edvard Munch Rosso e bianco 1899–1900 Olio su tela, 93,5×129,5 cm Photo © Munchmusee

Rome is always buzzing with a vibrant array of cultural experiences. Art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the surreal world of “Salvador Dalí. Between Art and Myth“, while “Munch. The Inner Scream” showcases the emotional intensity of Edvard Munch’s masterpieces. “Picasso the Foreigner” explores the artist’s outsider status, and “Franco Fontana. Retrospective” highlights Fontana’s striking photography. History meets art in “The Farnese in 16th Century Rome” at Villa Caffarelli, while FLOWERS at the Chiostro del Bramante celebrates floral beauty in art. Starting on March 7th, “Caravaggio 2025” promises a groundbreaking exhibition dedicated to the Baroque master.


Best events in March in Rome

best things to do in Rome this March

Live music

If you’re a fan of live music, Rome has you covered with a plethora of concerts to choose from–Brunori Sas performs at the Palazzo dello Sport, Roberto Vecchioni at the Auditorium Parco della Musica, and much more!

Live music in March

From 1 March – Cirque du Soleil

Experience the magic of Alegría by Cirque du Soleil, reimagined for a new generation. Set in a kingdom without a ruler, it tells a captivating story of power, change, and hope. Watch as aristocrats cling to the old order while a fresh movement rises to challenge them.

cirquedusoleil.com

1-2 March | Rome Whisky Festival

After a remarkable edition last winter, the Roma Whisky Festival returns to the Salone delle Fontane in EUR for an entire weekend dedicated to the “king of all distillates.” The event is a comprehensive experience, welcoming all kinds of attendees, from beginners—offered a dedicated introductory mini-course “ABC of Whisky”—to seasoned enthusiasts.

Roma Whisky Festival

1-2 March | Formaticum

Don’t miss the latest edition of Formaticum, the market-exhibition dedicated to cheese and Italian dairy rarities at Città dell’Altra Economia. Formaticum promises to be an exciting event featuring tastings, seminars, and quality awards, making it a must-attend for anyone interested in this sector of the Italian agri-food industry.

formaticum.info

9 March | Harlem Globetrotters

On March 9, 2025, the Palazzo dello Sport in Rome will host the Harlem Globetrotters, stars of one of the most iconic and anticipated basketball shows in the world. As part of their 2025 World Tour, the Globetrotters will perform incredible tricks, spectacular dunks, and pure entertainment.

Harlem Globetrotters

9-10 March | Vini Selvaggi

Vini Selvaggi, the independent fair of natural wines, arrives at San Paolo District in Rome. Tastings, food proposals, and talks on topics related to natural agriculture and low-intervention wine production will enrich the event, aimed at industry professionals and wine enthusiasts alike.

Vini Selvaggi

15 March | Six Nations Rugby Championship

The annual 6 Nations Rugby Championship started in February. Six elite rugby nations – Italy, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and France – go head-to-head in this hundred-year-old tradition, and just like the Ancient Romans, these rugby warriors will be fighting to the death, or rather to the trophy. Italy will host Ireland on March 15th at the Stadio Olimpico. Watch the players roar, claw, and run to victory. Be prepared for fans to swarm into pubs after the games for the legendary “third half,” known to be a time of copious drinking and celebration of rugby, no matter which team won or lost.

Six Nations Rugby Championship

15-16 March | Run Rome the Marathon

The 30th edition of the Rome Marathon 2025 will cover the usual 26 miles (42 km). Registration must be made on-line. This edition will be limited to 30,000 participants.

Run Rome The Marathon

Markets

Explore Rome’s various markets, including vintage and antique markets, which offer unique treasures and artifacts, as well as food markets, with traditional and experimental delicacies.

Markets in Rome

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