What to do in Rome in March 2020
Spring is well and truly in the air as Rome welcomes a March full of interesting social and cultural events in the Eternal City. Here are our tips for things to do in March 2020, one for each day of the month.
1 March. Pay a visit to Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, one of the world's finest museums.2 March. Head to Campo Felice for a fun day of spring skiing and sledding.
3 March. Be inspired walking through MAXXI’s exhibit On The Spiritual Matter of Art.

5 March. See Elliot Erwitt's powerful photographs at WeGil in Trastevere.
6 March. Go underground at Piazza Navona to visit the ancient Stadium of Domitian.
7 March. Admire more than 100 works by Renaissance master Raphael at Scuderie del Quirinale.

9 March. Try a new recipe with the seasonal Romanesco broccoli from your local market.
10 March. Stop by the International Careers Festival, a networking event for brilliant young minds.
11 March. Book a table at La Tavernaccia and try its misto affettati of cured meats and cheeses.

13 March. Palazzo Massimo alle Colonne opens to the public just once a year – today.
14 March. Catch the Six Nations rugby match between Italy and England at the Stadio Olimpico.

16 March. Celebrate actor Alberto Sordi on his centenary by visiting the exhibition at his home.
17 March. Scholar’s Lounge offers five live bands and rivers of Guinness on St Patrick’s Day.

19 March. Celebrate Father's Day with bigne di S. Giuseppe from pastry shop Nero Vaniglia.
20 March. Admire the cherry blossoms around the lake in the EUR quarter of Rome.

22 March. Enjoy the Baby Sound interactive concert at Auditorium Parco della Musica for ages 0-2. Update: CANCELLED
23 March. Visit the church of St Peter in Chains to see Michelangelo's magnificent Moses. Update: CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: STAY AT HOME.
24 March. Celebrate spring with lunch and a walk along the beach at S. Severa. Update: CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: STAY AT HOME.

26 March. Spend the afternoon touring the street art of Rome’s Quadraro district. Update: CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: STAY AT HOME.
27 March. Celebrate Raphael's big year by admiring his frescoes at Villa Farnesina. Update: CLOSED

29 March. Explore the interactive exhibit dedicated to Frida Kahlo at Spazio Tirso before it closes. Update: CLOSED
30 March. The Vatican Museums open for free this morning, from 09.00 until 12.30. Update: CLOSED
