Info FAQ
When will the event be held in Rome?
Every evening (from 6:00 PM to 1:00 AM) from September 3 to 6, 2026
Where will the event be held?
The unique atmosphere of one of Rome’s most iconic walks, the Lungotevere, with a breathtaking view of Castel Sant’Angelo and St. Peter’s dome.
How much does admission cost?
Admission to the Village (from 6:00 PM to 1:00 AM) and the shows is completely FREE.
Online, both before and during the event, it will be possible to purchase the full menu which includes:
A pizza (choice of Margherita, Marinara, or Specialty Pizza)
A drink (choice of Coca-Cola 33cl, Peroni Nastro Azzurro beer 33cl, or water 50cl)
Is gluten-free pizza available for celiacs?
No, there is no station exclusively reserved for Gluten-Free options
How do I get to Pizza Village?
How to reach the Rome Pizza Village
By Car
From all directions, follow the signs for Rome’s Historic Center (Centro Storico). The event area is located on the banks of the Tiber near Tiber Island, between Trastevere and the Ripa district, with access from the Lungotevere (Ripa, degli Anguillara, Raffaello Sanzio). Coming from the Grande Raccordo Anulare (GRA), follow the exits for the center and merge onto the Lungotevere. Please note that the entire area falls within the Rome Municipality ZTL (Limited Traffic Zones: “Centro Storico” and “Trastevere”): it is mandatory to check activation times and any entry authorizations before departure by consulting the Roma Mobilità / City of Rome website. Parking in the area is limited and requires payment; alternatively, we recommend using one of the ATAC park-and-ride lots at metro stops (e.g., Anagnina, Ponte Mammolo, Laurentina) and continuing by public transport.
By Metro
No metro station directly serves Tiber Island, which is located in the heart of the historic center. The nearest station is Circo Massimo (Line B), from which you can continue on foot for about 15-20 minutes or with a short bus connection. Alternatively, from Line A you can get off at Ottaviano or Spagna and continue by bus/tram, or combine the metro with tram line 8.
By Tram and Bus
The most convenient way is tram 8, which connects Piazza Venezia to Trastevere: get off at the Belli stop (Piazza Gioacchino Belli), a few minutes’ walk from Ponte Garibaldi and Tiber Island. The main bus lines serving the area are 23 and 280, which run along the Lungotevere with stops close to the event area, and lines H, 63, 170, and 780 with stops near Piazza Venezia, Bocca della Verità, and Trastevere. Line 44 connects the Trastevere and Janiculum (Gianicolo) areas.
By Train
From Termini Station (High Speed and international trains), take Line B (direction Laurentina) to Circo Massimo and continue on foot, or use bus lines H or 170 towards Trastevere. From Roma Trastevere Station (served by regional lines FL1, FL3, FL5), continue with tram 8 towards Venezia to the Belli stop, or with bus line H. From Tiburtina Station, take Line B to Circo Massimo and continue on foot.
By Plane
Rome is served by two main airports. Fiumicino (Leonardo da Vinci): Leonardo Express train to Termini Station, then Line B to Circo Massimo; alternatively, regional train FL1 to Roma Trastevere Station, then tram 8 or bus to Tiber Island. Ciampino: shuttle bus to Termini Station, then continue by metro and surface transport.
