Discover Parioli’s 6 best spots for your trip in Rome

Auditorium Parco della Musica

★ 4.6 · 24,108 reviews

Explore Renzo Piano's scarab-shaped concert halls, one of Rome's boldest modern spaces. Catch a classical or contemporary performance, wander the open-air grounds, and duck into the free museum of Etruscan and Roman artifacts unearthed on-site.

Al Ceppo

★ 4.4 · 635 reviews

Discover Al Ceppo, a long-standing favorite near Villa Ada. Settle into the mood-filled dining room for a leisurely lunch or dinner, letting the staff guide you through the Italian menu to their signature quail dish.

Forte Antenne

★ 4.0 · 488 reviews

Discover Forte Antenne, a hidden-gem club tucked inside a former military fort on Rome's outskirts. Dance through themed nightlife events like Halloween parties in this unusual, off-the-beaten-path setting few regular clubgoers know about.

Olympic Center Giulio Onesti

★ 4.6 · 1,140 reviews

Step into Rome's national training hub, the Olympic Center Giulio Onesti. See well-maintained hockey and rugby pitches in action and get a feel for the working atmosphere of a self-contained sports campus with athlete housing and dining.

Teatro Parioli

★ 4.2 · 1,590 reviews

Step into Teatro Parioli, a compact neighborhood theatre tucked into Rome's residential Parioli district. Settle in for a varied program among a mostly local crowd, enjoying an intimate, unpretentious show far from the city's grander stages.

Parioli

Wander Parioli, Rome's leafy embassy district far from the tourist crowds. Stroll wide tree-lined avenues past manicured apartment blocks, catch a show at the Auditorium Parco della Musica, or extend your walk into neighboring Villa Borghese.