On January 6th, keep an eye out for the "Christmas Witch" who flies into Piazza Navona to give candy to children, marking the end of the holiday. Rome at Christmas: Memorable Holidays in the Eternal City
Home to one of the city's most majestic Christmas trees, often framed by the "wedding cake" monument (Altare della Patria). Christmas in Rome
A festive vintage market held in a former bus depot, perfect for finding unique artisanal gifts. Sacred Art: The Presepi On January 6th, keep an eye out for
Almost everything—including the Colosseum and Vatican Museums—is closed on December 25th . Key dishes include cappelletti in brodo (meat-stuffed pasta
These central shopping streets are famous for their elegant light displays that drape overhead.
A rich, multi-course family affair. Key dishes include cappelletti in brodo (meat-stuffed pasta in broth) and abbacchio (roast lamb).
Traditionally a "lean" meal with no meat. Expect the Feast of the Seven Fishes , featuring baccalà (salt cod), fried artichokes, and pasta with clams.
