Here are some of the best creepily cool parties which are taking place on October 31 in Rome.

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Witches, ghosts, spiders, and cobwebs; it must be Halloween time! Here Romeing shares with you some of the best creepily cool parties which are taking place on October 31 in Rome. It’s time to get freaky!

Fun fact: While Halloween may not be as rooted in Italian traditions as it is in the United States or some other countries, it’s a holiday that’s been steadily gaining popularity in recent years. Italians are slowly embracing the spooky spirit and creating a buzz around Halloween like never before.

Get ready to experience an unforgettable Halloween in Rome!

Macro – Via Nizza, 138
From 10 PM
Tickets: €40 on

Forget the usual Halloween club night: this year, Rome is getting a darker, more artistic kind of party. On October 31, CULTO transforms MACRO into an immersive playground of electronic beats, hypnotic light installations and unexpected performances. Explore Hyperstudio’s striking visual works, catch four cult horror films playing on loop inside the Red Cube, and encounter painted bodies and living statues throughout the museum. With a total-black dress code and exclusive masks, the night invites everyone to step into a mysterious new identity. Expect art, music and a little Halloween weirdness, all under one roof.

The club that kept people dancing all year hosts AMOR for its last open-air event of the season. The main stage belongs to Francis Mercier, one of the most talked-about DJs right now, who has played shows all over the world, followed by Sander Costanzi. In the club room, Romano Alfieri B2B Luca Bree, Ludo Erre and Erica Menei will keep the crowd moving all night, while Griselli and Capponi take over the decks in the living room. Three stages and ten hours of music.

Get ready for a night of house music, disco and funk at in the heart of Trastevere. Behind the decks: Les Inferno and Mario Lembo.

Palazzo San Lorenzo –  Piazza dei Sanniti, 9a
From 10.30pm
Tickets: from €10 on

The name nods to a horror classic, and the night follows suit. On Saturday, October 31, 2026, ‘na Coccola brings its Halloween party to Palazzo San Lorenzo on Piazza dei Sanniti, with a theme built around horror cinema: dark atmosphere, a touch of mystery and a grim storyline running through the night. Zü and Friends take over the decks from 10:30 p.m. until late. Costumes aren’t required, but with a theme like this it’s worth dressing the part.

Serre Barberini
From 8.30pm
Buffet standing dinner for €35, or after dinner entry for €20
info: bookings at +393342532673, Ig

Inside the greenhouses of Palazzo Barberini, a buffet dinner will be served with a glass of wine included. If you just want to party, come for the after-dinner, with a DJ set and drinks. Don’t forget to RSVP! Dress code: costumes are mandatory.

Teatro Centrale – Via Celsa, 6
From 11.30pm
Info and reservations: +39 376 203 1885

A few steps from Piazza Venezia, turns its historic hall into a Halloween stage for one night. On Saturday, October 31, the club opens at 11:30 p.m. and keeps the party going until late. Costumes aren’t mandatory but are welcome, so it’s a good fit if you want to dress up without the pressure of a strict theme.

Saturys – Scalea Bruno Zevi, Villa Borghese
from 11PM
tickets: from €40 on

Spend the scariest night of the year in Villa Borghese. From 11 p.m. on Saturday, Satyrus, the outdoor bar at Scalea Bruno Zevi, turns into a dark, spooky venue for one night. A Halloween party under the stars.

Circolo dell’Aeronautica Militare
from 6:30 PM
Tickets: from €10 on

From 6:30 PM until 3AM you can forget who you are and become someone else with Disclosure. 2 stages of Disco and Tech House will play for 8 hours. Alongside amazing music and beats, scary actors and decorations will make the night even more immersive and spooky. If you’re scared you won’t keep up with the rhythm, some food trucks will be there to make sure you’ll dance all night. Prepare your best outfit and get ready to dance!
Dress code: Costumes are mandatory and prizes will be given to the most originals.

Palazzo dei Congressi
From 11PM
Tickets: from €25 available

Croccante’s last event of the year is one not to miss. With past editions drawing thousands of people, Croccante knows how to throw a party. This time, inside the imposing Palazzo dei Congressi, the theme is Ancient Rome. There’s no dress code, but dressing for the theme will be appreciated!

The Rome Edition – Salita di San Nicola da Tolentino 14
From 11.30pm

The Rome EDITION near Piazza Barberini celebrates Halloween with a night organized by VOID and Brunch and Beats. The special guest is Emanuele Inglese, back in Rome for a three-hour DJ set, with Lea Semic on the warm-up. There are three ways to join. You can book dinner at , the hotel restaurant, with a three-course tasting menu from 8:30 p.m., or go for an aperitivo in the garden and Punch Room, also from 8:30 p.m., with a welcome drink and bites. If you only want the party, the after-dinner option starts at 11 p.m. and includes a drink. All three give access to the DJ set. Entry is by reservation only and a mask is required.

Via Irina Alberti – Cinecittà World
Tickets: €35 available on

On October 31, Cinecittà World stays open all night, from 11 a.m. until 6 a.m. Attractions run until at least 11 p.m., including the horror houses and this year’s new Haunted Theatre, with evening repeats of the shows. The night also hosts three separate events: NEON x 240 KM/H Rome Halloween Takeover, Dead West Halloween Festival, where two DJ stages keep the western village dancing until 4 a.m., and Halloween Requiem Festival with special guest Sick Luke. Each event requires its own ticket, as the standard Halloween Night ticket doesn’t include access to any of them.

Teatro 26, Cinecittà studios, Via Tuscolana 1055
From 9PM to 4AM
Tickets: from €17,50 on

Trade trick-or-treating for a night on the dance floor. This Halloween, takes over Cinecittà’s Teatro 26 for seven hours of electronic beats, live performances and club energy. With DJ sets by Cosmo, Leonar, Foresta, Santapazienza and Barbarella Le Mariage, plus a live performance by Pan Dan, expect a night of experimental sounds and non-stop dancing in one of Rome’s most iconic cinematic settings. The perfect Halloween plan for music lovers who would rather party than stay home!

Cinema Troisi – Via Girolamo Induno 1
From 5PM ‘till morning
Tickets from €8 on their or onsite

Not in the mood for a party? Cinema Troisi in Trastevere is hosting “Halloween Sucks,” a vampire movie marathon that starts at 5 p.m. on October 31 and runs until dawn. Eight cult films back to back, from Abel Ferrara’s “The Addiction” to Park Chan-wook’s “Thirst” and Murnau’s “Nosferatu,” with Coppola’s “Bram Stoker’s Dracula” in its restored version at 9 p.m. as the highlight of the night. The last screening, Jim Jarmusch’s “Only Lovers Left Alive,” starts at 7:30 a.m.

Monk – Via Giuseppe Mirri, 35
From 9PM
Tickets: €13 on

Dance all night with DJs Luzy and Corry X, plus a DJ set by Banana Boat. A fortune teller will be there to read your cards, and a makeup artist will make your look even scarier.

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