The Latest Breaking News from Rome

Charge is designed to protect much-loved monument from overtourism, but not all visitors like the idea

The fee has been rolled out in conjunction with a new €5 ticket fee for some city museums

Tourists visiting Rome's Trevi Fountain now pay a $2.35 fee for close access

Cherub at landmark church causes ecclesiastical and political uproar with alleged resemblance to Italian PM

Discovered in 1912 and closed to visitors for more than a century, Rome’s "Casa dei Grifi" will open to the public in March. Euronews visited the site on the Palatine Hill ahead of its official opening.

Italian opposition stages Rome protest over confirmed ICE presence at Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics.

It begins, inevitably, with Henry VIII, who married Catherine but couldn’t produce a male heir. The Pope refused to annul the marriage because Catherine was the aunt of Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor whose armies effectively controlled Rome — a man at whose snook the Pope could ill afford…

Valentino’s first couture show since founder Valentino Garavani’s funeral in Rome opened under a somber shadow — then snapped it off with a jolt of pure theater

Milan mayor, Giuseppe Sala, has said ICE agents are ‘not welcome in Milan’ ahead of next month’s Winter Olympics

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz signed the new German-Italian Action Plan in Rome, where the two delegations met for the intergovernmental summit in Rome on Friday.

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