BeeRoma

BeeRoma, the craft beer festival in Rome

BeeRoma is the event that has been celebrating craft beer in the heart of Rome for several editions. Hosted in the Ponte Milvio district, it takes advantage of the long holiday bridge between April 25th and May 1st to gather the protagonists of the city's new brewing culture—breweries, publicans, and fans—in one unique space.

A long weekend dedicated to great beer

The BeeRoma format was designed to highlight the local pubs and breweries that have helped grow the Roman craft scene. At the taps, visitors can sample both Italian and international creations, following a tasting path that prioritizes quality and variety. There is also the traditional corner dedicated to ciders, which are increasingly popular with the public.

Gastronomy, music, and fun

Beyond the taps, the festival focuses heavily on gourmet gastronomy, with offerings that go well beyond classic street food. The atmosphere is kept lively by DJ sets and live concerts, while common areas host fun challenges like dart matches and beer-pong tournaments. It is a convivial occasion, designed for both connoisseurs and those discovering the world of craft beer for the first time.

What to expect

• Dozens of Italian and international craft beers on tap
• Dedicated cider corner
• Gourmet food and culinary offerings
• DJ sets and live concerts
• Darts and beer-pong tournaments
• Free admission, paid tastings

An event for the city

BeeRoma has been held in various locations across the capital, from the local market in Garbatella to event spaces in the Ponte Milvio area, always with the goal of providing an up-close look at the work of brewers and publicans. Over time, the event has received support from local authorities, confirming its deep roots in the city's fabric.

Ponte Milvio, between history and nightlife

Stopping by BeeRoma is also a great way to experience Ponte Milvio, one of Rome's most popular districts, famous for its ancient bridge over the Tiber and its vibrant evening scene. The setting, within the Municipality of Rome and the Lazio Region, combines culinary discovery with the pleasure of a stroll through one of the capital's most characteristic areas.