Halloween 2026

Halloween in Rome

Costume parties, club nights and the family side of the weekend, in one place.

13 days to go24 Oct – 1 Nov · 23 ideas

  • 12 nights out
  • 5 costume parties
  • 7 for families
  • 1 free

Don't miss

  1. REEL 31 – Il Risveglio del Male Immersive Horror Experience

    29 Oct – 1 NovVia Tiburtina 862, Roma (The Black Door Experiences)

  2. Halloween: Un Ottobre da Brividi at Cinecittà World

    24 Oct – 1 NovCinecittà World, Via Irina Alberti, Castel RomanoCheck official website

  3. Candlelight: Concert with Halloween Classics

    Fri 30 Oct · 17:30Salone Bernini, Palazzo Ripettafrom 24,50€

Friday 30 October

  • Scary Movie — Horror Comedy Experience by GetOut Roma

    30 Oct – 1 NovAlbano Laziale (near Rome)

    The first Horror Comedy experience in Italy, featuring a path of challenges, laughter, and jumpscares with live actors.

    Night outSource: GetOut Roma

  • Candlelight: Concert with Halloween Classics

    17:30Salone Bernini, Palazzo Ripettafrom 24,50€

    A string quartet performs chilling horror movie soundtracks by candlelight. Three performances are scheduled for the evening.

    Source: EventiRoma.com

  • Anti-Halloween Party at Satyrus

    22:00Satyrus, Scalea Bruno Zevi20€ (Ticket), 40€ (Privè VIP)

    An 'Anti-Halloween' themed party for ages 14+. The event features music and a social atmosphere.

    Night outSource: Spotted (la tua notte a Roma) Instagram

  • Horror Escape Rooms by GetOut Roma

    30 Oct – 1 Nov

    Experience the thrill of escape rooms with live actors in 'Scream,' 'Saw,' or 'Jason Voorhees' themes. Extended operating hours are planned for Halloween night.

    Night outSource: GetOut Roma

Saturday 31 October

  • Family Show: 'La vera storia di Jack Lanterna' at Teatro Mongiovino

    31 Oct – 1 NovTeatro Mongiovino, RomaCheck theatre website

    A family-friendly show about the true story of Jack O'Lantern.

    FamilySource: Viaggiapiccoli

  • Children's Show: 'Chi ha paura del buio?' at Teatro Verde

    31 Oct – 1 NovTeatro Verde, Circonvallazione Gianicolense 1012€ (full), 10€ (reduced)

    A children's show, 'Who's afraid of the dark?,' co-produced with Associazione Affabulazione di Ostia. The story revolves around a child's fear of the dark and how her parents invent a story of shadows, sounds, and colors to help her.

    Family

  • Ottobrata Romana 2026 at Auditorium Parco della Musica

    18:00Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone

    An event dedicated to traditional Roman music, offering a non-horror alternative for those looking for something different on Halloween night.

    Source: RomaToday

  • Samsara Halloween Party at Room 26

    23:00Room 26, Piazza Guglielmo Marconi 31, EURfrom 300€ for a table

    A traditional Halloween night party featuring house and dance music. The dress code is dark and elegant. The event runs until early morning.

    Night outCostumeSource: EventiRoma.com

  • The Halloween Party - I fantasmi di Villa Borghese

    Villa Borghese area

    An American-themed Halloween party with an open bar. Costumes are highly encouraged.

    Night outCostumeSource: Spotted (la tua notte a Roma) Instagram

  • Halloween Masquerade Party

    A masquerade party described as the 'craziest night of the year,' featuring costumes, treats, and tricks. Music will include House, Electro, Deep, and Hip Hop. This event is for ages 18+.

    Night outCostumeSource: TicketOne

  • Nightmare Horror Escape Room with Demone Pavor

    Secret Rooms Roma, San Giovanni–Appio Latino area

    An immersive fantasy/horror escape room that can be intensified with the presence of 'Demone Pavor' (Demon Pavor), an actor who interacts and modifies the game for a more intense and unpredictable experience.

    Night outSource: RomaToday

  • Dark-Themed Halloween at Profumo Spazio Sensoriale

    Profumo Spazio Sensoriale, Via di Villa Lauchli 1

    Profumo Spazio Sensoriale hosts an elegant, dark-themed Halloween party. Guests can choose between an aperitivo, dinner à la carte, or simply the after-dinner party. The venue includes a large outdoor area.

    Night outCostumeSource: EventiRoma.com

  • WeMeet - WeRoad Halloween Party

    Free entry

    A free-entry Halloween party with Latin and Commercial music, ice-breaking games, and a 'single tag' system to encourage conversation. Costumes are appreciated but not mandatory.

    Night outFree

  • L'Esorcista Immersive Experience at Castello Miramare di Maccarese

    Castello Miramare di Maccarese

    An immersive horror experience turning the castle's halls into a terrifying journey, from dinner with a show to a party. This event is available by pre-sale only.

    Night outCostumeSource: EventiRoma.com

  • Halloween at Castello di Lunghezza

    31 Oct – 1 NovCastello di LunghezzaCheck official website

    Children's Halloween parties and special spooky shows like 'Mercoledì e la Famiglia Addams,' 'Piccoli Brividi,' and 'Frankenstein.' The castle offers a unique setting for family-friendly Halloween fun.

    Family

Sunday 1 November

  • Traditional 'Fave dei morti' Sweets Available

    1 – 2 NovLocal bakeries

    Bakeries across Rome will sell 'Fave dei morti' (beans of the dead), traditional almond biscuits associated with All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day. These sweets are a long-standing custom for commemorating the deceased.

    Source: GialloZafferano.it

  • All Saints' Day (Ognissanti) - Public Holiday

    All Saints' Day is a national public holiday in Italy. Government offices, post offices, banks, schools, and many private businesses will be closed. Families traditionally visit cemeteries to pay respects to deceased relatives. Bakeries will sell traditional sweets like 'Fave dei morti'.

    Source: Time and Date

All season

  • REEL 31 – Il Risveglio del Male Immersive Horror Experience

    29 Oct – 1 NovVia Tiburtina 862, Roma (The Black Door Experiences)

    An immersive horror experience in an abandoned cinema, featuring 10 iconic horror characters and over 25 actors. This 90-minute experience promises adrenaline, clues, and interaction. Also available November 6-7.

    Night out

  • La Fattoria delle Zucche at Roma World

    24 Oct – 1 NovRoma World, Via di Castel Romano, 200Check official website

    Roma World, the ancient Rome theme park, hosts 'La Fattoria delle Zucche' and 'Laboratorio delle Zucche' with pumpkin carving workshops, themed decorations, and creative activities for families.

    FamilySource: Roma World

  • Dylan Dog Horror Show

    28 – 31 OctTeatro Argentina (likely, based on context of major theatrical productions)

    A theatrical production celebrating 40 years of Dylan Dog, combining theater, music, images, and horror atmospheres. The show transforms the theater space to immerse the audience in the world of Dylan Dog, with performances scheduled on Halloween night.

    Source: RomaToday

  • Halloween: Un Ottobre da Brividi at Cinecittà World

    24 Oct – 1 NovCinecittà World, Via Irina Alberti, Castel RomanoCheck official website

    Cinecittà World transforms into a Halloween-themed park with horror attractions like the Horror House, Inferno roller coaster, and the new Haunted Theatre, alongside family-friendly areas such as the Villaggio Piccoli Brividi and Spooky Town Playground. The park features shows, themed dinners, and DJ sets, with extended hours during the Halloween weekend.

    Night outFamilySource: Cinecittà World

  • Halloween in Famiglia at MagicLand

    24 Oct – 1 NovMagicLand, ValmontoneCheck official website

    MagicLand offers a Halloween experience for families with themed attractions and shows throughout October. Highlights include 'La Fabbrica dei Mostriciattoli' show in the Music Hall on Saturdays and Sundays.

    FamilySource: MagicLand

  • Family Halloween at Zoomarine

    24 Oct – 1 NovZoomarine, Via dei Romagnoli, TorvaianicaCheck official website

    Zoomarine transforms for 'Family Halloween' with themed decorations, spectacles, animation, and face painting, offering a 'monstrous' adventure for the whole family.

    Family

Times and prices change, so check with the organiser before you go. Updated 13 Oct

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