Free Holy Week concerts echo through Rome’s historic churches. Many open their doors to classical ensembles and choral groups.
📍Where: Sant’Agnese in Agone or Santa Maria sopra Minerva
Yes—mild weather, blooming gardens, and major events like Easter and Rome’s birthday make it one of the best months.
Very. Expect packed streets and sites, especially around the Vatican. Book accommodation and tickets early.
Most stay open but with limited hours on Easter Sunday. Museums may close Monday—check schedules.
Yes, but it’s free. Apply months ahead via the Prefecture of the Papal Household.
Layers. Mornings can be cool, afternoons sunny. Bring a scarf, light jacket, and comfy walking shoes.
It’s one of the wetter spring months, but usually short showers. Carry an umbrella just in case.
Try roast lamb (abbacchio), artichokes, and pastiera di ricotta tart—many restaurants offer Easter menus.
About 13 hours of daylight—sunrise ~6:30 am, sunset ~7:45 pm.
Yes, but trains may be crowded. Book tickets ahead and avoid peak times if possible.