the "Eternal City"
Rome, often called the “Eternal City,” is a living testament to human history and artistic achievement. Founded in 753 BC, it became the heart of the Roman Empire, shaping Western civilization with its innovations in governance, law, and culture.
The city’s architecture is a fusion of ancient grandeur, Renaissance artistry, and Baroque elegance. Iconic landmarks such as the Colosseum, an engineering marvel of ancient Rome; the Pantheon, with its awe-inspiring dome; and St. Peter’s Basilica, a pinnacle of Renaissance architecture, showcase Rome’s architectural genius. Cobblestone streets lead to charming piazzas adorned with fountains like the Trevi Fountain, an embodiment of Baroque opulence.
Rome’s beauty lies in its layers of history, seamlessly blending ancient ruins, medieval churches, and vibrant modern life. The lush gardens of Villa Borghese, the bustling charm of Trastevere, and panoramic views from Janiculum Hill encapsulate its timeless allure. Visitors are mesmerized by its golden sunsets, artistic treasures, and the palpable sense of walking through history.
2025 is the year of the Jubilee
The Jubilee is an extraordinary event that adds even more charm and significance to Rome. During this special year, proclaimed by the Catholic Church, the city becomes a spiritual and cultural hub for millions of pilgrims from around the world.
Jubilee celebrations, held every 25 years (with occasional extraordinary Jubilees), feature solemn rituals, religious events, and the opening of the Holy Doors in the major basilicas: St. Peter’s, St. John Lateran, St. Mary Major, and St. Paul Outside the Walls. Passing through these doors symbolizes a journey of renewed faith and spiritual grace.
During the Jubilee, Rome exudes a unique spirituality, transforming into a crossroads of cultures, faith, and art. Alongside the religious moments, visitors can enjoy the timeless beauty of its monuments, the vibrancy of its streets, and its rich gastronomic traditions, all amplified by a profound sense of community and celebration.
This blend of history, faith, and beauty makes the Jubilee an unmissable opportunity to experience Rome in a truly special light, further enriching its already extraordinary cultural and spiritual legacy.
Congress Venue
Confindustria Congress Center
The Congress will take place at Confindustria Congress Center, which is located in the EUR neighbourhood, specifically planned for the Universal Exhibition of Rome in 1942, which was cancelled due to the outbreak of the war, has a distinctive exhibition and conference connotation.story continues...
The story
The Congress Center was inaugurated on 30 May 1974 and in 2016 it underwent important refurbishing works, which turned this prestigious space in a state-of-the-art venue.The structure, the internal spaces and the beautiful terrace on the top floor, named after Giuseppe Capogrossi, the artist who created the gigantic mosaic, make this one of the leading conference venues in Rome.story continues...
Auditorium della Tecnica
Auditorium della Tecnica was built with the idea of concentrating all public activities and new Ministries in this neighbourhood, alongside the headquarters of the major companies and institutions. The building was designed by Architect Vincenzo Monaco and the interiors and technical facilities by Pierluigi Spadolini.Welcome
