A must for wine lovers in Rome, Vinòforum is the city's biggest wine and food
festival. Enjoy tastings, gourmet cuisine, and late summer nights outdoors.

Italy’s wines don’t really need an introduction. From the deep reds of Tuscany to the fresh
sparkling wines of Veneto and the celebrated Barolo from Piedmont, every region has its
own wines that are known around the world. If you want to experience one of the most
important wine events in the country, you should plan to be in Rome when Vinòforum
is in town.
Every year, this Italian wine tasting festival gathers winemakers, chefs and visitors
for a week of good wine and great food. The location may change, but the idea stays
the same: this is not a rushed or formal event, it’s a place where you can chat with
producers, ask a few questions, discover new wines, and enjoy it all in a relaxed,
Italian way.

Looking for things to do in Rome at night? From June to August, the summer festival “Lungo il Tevere” offers free events, live music and food. 

“Lungo il Tevere” festival: the place to be during your summer in Rome

There’s a certain charm to Rome in the summertime. The city slows down, and the Tiber River (Tevere) takes the center stage for long, exciting nights. “Lungo il Tevere”, a summer festival in Rome that extends from Ponte Sublicio to Ponte Sisto, is the place to go if you want to experience the city like a true Roman.

This event, which takes place every evening from June until late August, provides the ideal blend of culture and fun by the river. It’s about street cuisine, local wines, art exhibits, live music, book readings, artisan booths and people of all ages enjoying Rome as the sun sets behind St. Peter's dome.

It was November 2023 when we first heard from Norman.
Actually, it wasn’t even an email—it was a WhatsApp message.

He was inquiring about our Keymaster tour, known as Good Morning Vatican. We described the experience as best we could, knowing it to be one of the most exclusive and breathtaking opportunities one can have. Not long after, Norman shared something even more special: he was planning to propose to his then-girlfriend, Cheryll.

We’ve organized many proposals over the years, but each one is unique, a new story, new emotions, new energy, new traditions. And this one was no different.
When someone entrusts us with such an intimate moment, we approach it with a mix of precision and heart. Every detail, every nuance matters.

We Found the Treasure of Montecristo
Starting to describe this experience is challenging—you don’t quite know where to begin. So, let’s start from the beginning: how did we manage to reach this “forbidden island” that’s almost impossible to visit?
As always, what is forbidden or rare ignites curiosity. So, we searched—and we found a way. The path isn’t particularly hard, but the process certainly is. Our team spans Generation X, Millennials, and Gen Z, so let’s just say getting the Montecristo permit is like securing Coldplay tickets. The Parco Nazionale Arcipelago Toscano releases only 1,000 spots a year, and four of us were lucky enough to grab tickets for June 13th, 2025.

Are you a music lover, perhaps a jazz fan, and you happen to be in Sicily this June?
There’s a special event you won’t want to miss!
Each June, Palermo becomes the stage for one of the most vibrant musical happenings in
the country: the Sicilia Jazz Festival. A unique event that brings together renowned
orchestras, international soloists, and the unmistakable energy of the Sicilian capital.
Palermo is a city that has a rhythm all its own: with its warm breeze, lovely food and long
evenings, it pulses with life all year long. But in June, Palermo turns into an open-air
concert hall and wraps music lovers in such a magnetic atmosphere.

Ever heard of a Halloween taking place in May? Ancient Romans had one. It was called
Lemuria, and instead of costumes and candy, it involved midnight rituals, spooky chants
and black beans thrown over the shoulder to scare off ghosts. Strange? Definitely. But also
fascinating, and very Roman.