The great Roman motorcycle show featuring custom bikes, demo rides, and biker culture
The Eternal City Moto Show is the event that, in just a few years, has transformed Rome into one of Italy's hubs for motorcycle culture. Born in 2017 as a pioneering exhibition dedicated to the custom scene, it has evolved into a comprehensive event that brings together major manufacturers, custom builders, designers, technical apparel brands, safe-riding training, and a packed schedule of entertainment. It takes place in the Municipality of Rome, in the Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, in the heart of the Lazio region, at the end of September.
The event started at Atlantico Live before moving through some of the city's most distinctive spaces: Ex Dogana, Ragusa Off, and Cinecittร World, before finding a home at EUR for four editions, first at the Palazzo dei Congressi and then at the Nuvola di Fuksas. Each move has coincided with growth in both attendance and exhibition space, culminating in the record-breaking numbers of the 2025 edition: over 30,000 visitors, 350 exhibitors, and more than 7,500 test rides.
For its tenth edition, the event changes scenery once again, arriving at the Gazometro Eni in Rome Ostiense, in the heart of the capital's innovation district. It is a choice rooted in identity: the district's industrial archaeology, with its iron structure that has become a symbol of the city's energy history, offers a perfect backdrop for an event that celebrates mechanics, metal, and passion. The 120,000-square-meter area allows for a three-day format for the first time, from Friday to Sunday, with a clear separation between indoor spaces and large outdoor areas.
While remaining an industry event, the Eternal City Moto Show has successfully built an urban festival atmosphere: the formula combining bikes, music, art, and street food also attracts those who do not own a motorcycle. Families will find workshops dedicated to children, while enthusiasts arrive from all over Central Italy and, increasingly, from abroad, thanks to the mild late-September weather in Rome.
The new venue allows visitors to combine the show with the discovery of one of the capital's most vibrant neighborhoods. A short walk away are the Centrale Montemartini, the Mercati Generali, the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls, and the culinary scene of Testaccio: an ideal setting to turn a day at the fair into a complete Roman weekend.
For the first time in ten years, the Eternal City Moto Show leaves EUR and moves to the Gazometro Eni in Rome Ostiense, in the capital's innovation district. The iron structure, a symbol of Roman industrial archaeology, becomes the backdrop for a larger edition: three days instead of two and a total surface area of 120,000 square meters.
The indoor spaces host exhibitions from major motorcycle manufacturers, accessories, apparel, design, and training, alongside the area dedicated to custom builders and personalization artisans, which remains the event's core identity. The outdoor areas are reserved for demo rides with tests of new models, safe-riding courses, live exhibitions, and a schedule of performances and talks dedicated to the new frontiers of sustainable mobility.
The ticket office is open on the event's official website and on the Ciaotickets platform. The detailed daily program, including contests, guests, and specific appointment times, will be published by the organization in the weeks leading up to the event.
Gazometro Eni, Via del Commercio 9/11, 00154 Rome (Ostiense district).
Metro: Line B, Garbatella or Piramide stop, followed by a short walk or bus ride. Train: Roma Ostiense station, also connected to the Leonardo Express from Fiumicino Airport. Car: Exit from Via Ostiense or Circonvallazione Ostiense; traffic in the area is heavy during the event, so public transport or arriving by motorcycle is recommended.
Friday from 2:00 PM to 1:00 AM (10 euros), Saturday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 AM (15 euros), Sunday from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM (15 euros). Tickets are available online on the official website and via Ciaotickets; entry can also be purchased using the Carta della Cultura Giovani, Carta del Merito, and Carta del Docente.
For demo rides, you must present a valid driver's license and wear appropriate technical gear: helmets, gloves, and high-top shoes are generally mandatory. It is best to arrive in the morning, as test slots fill up quickly.
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Gazometro Eni, Roma Ostiense
Via del Commercio 9/11, 00154 Roma