L’Italia di Domani at the Ara Pacis: Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15, 2026

On Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15, 2026 the Ara Pacis Museum, at via di Ripetta 190 in Rome, hosts «L'Italia di Domani», a two-day forum organized by the newspaper Domani. Admission is free.

Updated November 3, 2026.

The event

«L'Italia di Domani» is a two-day event on the country's future ahead of the elections. The program includes talks on politics, the economy, work, schools, healthcare, rights, foreign policy, culture and the environment. The organizers describe it as an open laboratory of ideas, in which to hear different points of view and compare electoral promises with real needs, starting from the question: what Italy do we want?

The announced guests include Niccolò Ammaniti, Luca Bottura, Giuseppe Conte, Marco Damilano, Roberto Gualtieri, Antonio Manzini, PIF, Michela Ponzani, Silvia Salis, Roberto Saviano, Elly Schlein, Giovanni Storti and Margherita Vicario, among others. On Saturday morning the opening is entrusted to Antonio Campo Dall'Orto, chairman of Editoriale Domani, and Emiliano Fittipaldi, the newspaper's director. They are followed by «Antani», Domani's new daily podcast with Luca Bottura, and the talk «Generare conoscenza per generare futuro», with Domenico Pimpinella and Luca Sebastiani. The full program of the other sessions has not been published.

Where it takes place: Ara Pacis Museum

The Ara Pacis Museum is on Lungotevere in Augusta, at the corner with via Tomacelli. The auditorium is at number 190 on via di Ripetta. It can be reached by metro line A, Spagna or Flaminio stations, and the Mausoleum of Augustus is a short walk away. The museum page is Ara Pacis Museum.

Practical information

• Dates: Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15, 2026.
• Venue: Ara Pacis Museum, via di Ripetta 190, 00186 Rome.
• Organizer: Domani.
• Admission: free.
• Getting there: metro line A, Spagna or Flaminio stations; for the route, use the ATAC planner.

Frequently asked questions about L'Italia di Domani

Who organizes L'Italia di Domani?

The newspaper Domani.

How much is admission?

It is free.

What topics are covered?

Politics, the economy, work, schools, healthcare, rights, foreign policy, culture and the environment.

Where does it take place?

At the Ara Pacis Museum, at via di Ripetta 190.

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