Luna Village

Summer nights at Luneur Park

As evening falls and the lights of the Ferris Wheel glow over the EUR district, Rome's Luneur Park changes its face to become Luna Village: a large, open-air, free-entry evening festival designed to accompany the capital's summer with music, shows, and conviviality. From June 6 to August 31, 2026, Italy's oldest amusement park opens its doors after sunset, offering a packed calendar of events under the stars.

A free-entry evening festival

The heart of Luna Village lies in its popular and accessible nature: entry to the Village is free of charge, while some concerts and special attractions require the purchase of a pass. The Village opens in the evening and continues until late at night, with main shows animating the stage between 9:30 PM and 11:30 PM. This formula has made Luneur Park one of Rome's most popular summer meeting spots, whether you are looking for a family evening or simply want to enjoy live music with a good meal and a cocktail.

The 2026 program

The festival announces over 66 events throughout the summer: live concerts, tribute bands, dance performances, magic and juggling acts, DJ sets, and piano bars, alongside the beloved animatronic dinosaurs that fascinate the little ones. Highlights of the lineup include shows inspired by the Disney universe with Red, Aria, and Blu, cabaret and fairy-tale evenings, tribute concerts dedicated to the greatest names in pop and rock music, and street performer acts. The calendar grows week by week, with more than thirty artists involved throughout the season.

Food areas, rides, and the Splash Zone

Luna Village is not just about music. The evening offerings intertwine with the park's other attractions: the Splash Zone, with slides and water games to cool off on the hottest days, traditional rides led by the historic Ferris Wheel, and no fewer than eight themed food areas accompanied by a garden bar. Street food, international cuisines, and options for every taste complete an experience designed for spending the entire evening inside the park.

An event for families and children

Luna Village is designed as a destination for a wide audience, from families to young people. Children will find dedicated shows, characters, giant soap bubbles, and animated dinosaurs, while adults can relax between concerts. This dual nature, combined with free entry, makes the Village one of the city's most democratic summer destinations.

Rome and the EUR district

The festival takes place in the Municipality of Rome, the capital of the Lazio region, within the EUR district on Via delle Tre Fontane. Luneur Park, inaugurated in 1953, is Italy's oldest amusement park and a piece of Roman entertainment history: its rebirth and summer evening opening have made it a protagonist of the capital's summer nights once again, in an area that is well-connected and easily accessible.