Tickets festival guides

The Alba White Truffle Fair in Piedmont is a seasonal highlight, mixing a busy general market with paid tasting sessions. This guide explains the different experiences, ticket expectations, and timing so you can plan a rewarding visit, even if you miss the main market weekends.

Despite being a street performer event, the Ferrara Buskers Festival requires a ticket. Find out about standard and open tickets, reduced rates, free entry for children and the after-festival parties, plus what your ticket includes.

Planning to attend Ferrara Sotto le Stelle? Learn where to buy tickets, the festival's home at Piazza Castello, and why you should rely on the official website for current pricing.

Tickets for the Giostra del Saracino in Arezzo go on sale only in the week before each edition. This guide explains when and how to buy them, compares grandstand zones and sectors, and covers standing places, the general rehearsal, refunds, and practical tips for securing your seat. Check the official website for current prices and dates.

Planning to catch a summer performance at Lecce’s Roman amphitheatre? This guide explains the ticket-buying process, how to find schedules, seating considerations, and practical tips for attending a show in this historic venue.

Discover the Roman Amphitheatre in Lecce's Piazza Sant'Oronzo, where ancient stone seats host summer performances. Learn how to watch for free from above, when the arena floor opens for concerts, and how to make the most of an evening show in this unique venue.

The Palio di Ferrara is a free, spectacular historical reenactment held every May in Ferrara, Italy. From the thrilling horse race in Piazza Ariostea to the grand historical procession through the city center, here's everything you need to know about watching the event without spending a cent on tickets.

Planning to watch the Giostra della Quintana in Foligno? This guide explains how to buy tickets, where to sit for the best view, and how to enjoy the free street procession. Learn about seated tribunes versus standing areas, when to book, and practical tips for a smooth visit. Check the official organizer's website for current prices.

The full sector hierarchy from €20 steps to Poltronissime Platinum, what a cushion is for, and the no-refund rain policy nobody reads until it matters.

Italy's biggest comics festival runs four days across late April at the Mostra d'Oltremare — 480+ guests, 650+ events. How to plan and where to stay.

The Rome Film Fest runs 14-25 October 2026 at the Auditorium Parco della Musica. How public tickets work, what the red carpet involves, and where to stay.

Salone del Mobile runs 13-18 April 2027 but admits the general public on two days only. How the trade fair and the free citywide Fuorisalone differ.