Christmas in the Castelli Romani (Christmas Village)
Edition 2025 Finished Gastronomy Heritage Folk traditions

Christmas in the Castelli Romani (Christmas Village)

07 Dec 2025 — 26 Dec 2025
Genzano di Roma — Roma (258)

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Edition 2025 — Christmas in the Castelli Romani

From December 7 to 26, 2025, Palazzo Sforza Cesarini dressed up in festive colors for Christmas in the Castelli Romani. Inside the palace halls, the Santa Claus village featured creative workshops, face painting, elves, a Lego room, and letter drop-offs; outside, artisan stalls and, from December 23, the Mariposa on Ice skating rink. Admission to the village was 3 euros, with no booking required.

The 2025 edition

The 2025 edition took place in Genzano di Roma from December 7 to 26, closing on Christmas Day. On the weekend of December 20 and 21, the palace remained open from 10:00 to 13:00 and from 15:00 to 18:30, a schedule later repeated on other opening days; admission to the village cost 3 euros.

On December 20, the village was part of a wider festive day, with guided tours of the palace, the circus show for families Bobo and Santa's Factory, and, in the late afternoon, a Christmas concert with the Luca Guadagnini band and performances by a dance school. On December 23, the Mariposa on Ice skating rink was inaugurated on the square, managed by the ASL Roller Skating Club of Genzano and open from 10:00 to 22:00 until January 6, 2026, with free admission for people with disabilities and blood donors.

Prices

Admission to the village: 3 euros. Skating rink: 10 euros per hour, free for people with disabilities, blood donors, and those who brought their own skates.

Where does it take place — Christmas in the Castelli Romani

Palazzo Sforza Cesarini

Piazzale Sforza Cesarini, 00045 Genzano di Roma

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