• After you land up in this beautiful city you can go for a nice and serene evening walk and that you can do beside the Colloseum which is an area which is has the magnetic essence of the past and couples can really enjoy the stroll.
• Couples who are in honeymoon in Rome should not miss visiting Zodiac which is considered as one of the best romantic locations in Rome and they can have a beautiful site of the city from this area and can dine in any of the fine restaurants.
• A romantic river cruise on the River Tiber could be among nice romantic ideas during your romantic weekend breaks.
• Rome is a place where couples can go for ample of shopping and they can enjoy it through various shopping outlets and streets of Rome.
• The Orange Garden, Villa Celimontana and Villa Borghese, are some of the beautiful parks where the couples can share some of their very special moments which will be their own and very precious in between the natural settings.
• Take your darling to Ponte Milvio and the locks which is a popular landmark for the couples and the place is especially known as the spot for lifelong promises and passionate kisses.
• Watch a romantic sunset from the Gianicolo hill which allows to enjoy the panoramic view along with the spectacular view of the city and you can really end up with a romantic dinner.
• Romantic nights can be lovelier if you take your daring to the Castel Sant Angelo and the place creates a magical ambience for the love birds.
• Newly married couples can make a visit to the Trevi Fountain where they can promise to be together in all ups and downs and throw coins in the water for good luck and the place is apt to share some passionate moments.
• Go to a romantic candle light dinner with your partner in some of the restaurants where you can enjoy good food and drinks.

Vatican Music Friday: During summers, the museum Vatican Museum a perfect culmination of art with music on each Friday. The museum is open until midnight so you can take a tour of the museum as well as listen to some melodious tunes of Beethoven and Bach.

Gay Village: All throughout summers till September, Gay village hosts Rome’s annual LGBT (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender) festival. It is spread ever an area of 16 acres and is located in Parco San Sebastiano in the south of the city. It runs for a good two months and is attended by around 200,000 visitors. The festival features dance performances, discos, cocktail bars, restaurants, DJs, films, live acts and more.

International Ensemble Chamber Music Festival: This music festival starts from July 12th and ends on August 8th. This event takes place in the courtyard of S. Ivo alla Sapienza. Orchestra concerts, dance performances and jazz ensembles are the main characteristics of this festival.

Summer Opera Season: Baths of Caracalla, a third-century public bathing complex is the stage for the Summer Opera Season that is conducted between April to mid-June. Opera and ballet performances are the main features of this festival.

The Founding of Rome: Every year the Romans celebrate the founding day or the birthday of Rome on 21st April. It was supposed to be found by twin brothers Romulus and Remus in 753 BC. Concerts, a parade, and historical re-enactments are held at the Circus Maximus. Fireworks and gladiatorial displays at the Colosseum are also part of this festival.

La Fata Ignorante: Taste some delicious Italian food and sip on some fine wine. At the end you can even buy some of their products. Adorned with wood , glass, stone and metals in an ethnic style, this is one of the best dining places in Rome.

Adhoc Restaurant: A relaxing atmosphere along with some delicious Roman and Mediterranean cuisine makes your day in Rome. A fine dining experience in the romantic ambience of this restaurant is perfect for a date night.

La Pergola: La Pergola is one of the best and the finest restaurants in Rome. It has an astonishingly wide collection of 60,000 bottles of wine, a water menu with 29 choices and so much more to pamper your taste buds. Beautiful paintings, a rare Aubusson tapestry, Sèvres porcelain, an 18th Century bronze candelabra, imperial furniture and a wonderful collection of hand-blown glass by Emile Gallé adorn the interiors of this classy hotel.

Crispi 19 Restaurant: Located between the iconic Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain, Crispi 19 offers a romantic vibe to its guests. Mediterranean cuisines that feature fresh sea food, traditional meat dishes and a great variety of vegetables and seasonal fruits make this a wonderful dining place in Rome.

Ristorante Eleonora D’Arborea: Elegant atmosphere, a chic style décor and mouthwatering dishes inspired by the traditional Sardinian cuisines along with delicious desserts and best seasonal wine makes for a perfect date. You get all of these at Ristorante Eleonora D’Arborea.