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During the Rome 2025 Jubilee, an estimated 33 million pilgrims from 185 countries visited the city. Photo by Alfredo Borba<\/p><\/div>\n
The Rome 2025 Jubilee began on 24 Dec 2024 and concluded on 6 Jan 2026 with the closing of the Holy Door at St Peter\u2019s Basilica, but its impact can still be felt throughout the Eternal City.<\/p>\n
During this Holy Year, an estimate 33 million pilgrims travelled to Rome for a period of spiritual renewal, celebration, and reflection, while major restoration projects and improvements transformed many of the city’s most important religious and cultural sites. For visitors today, this means there has never been a better time to explore Rome’s spiritual heritage.<\/p>\n
From St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican to the city’s historic churches and pilgrimage routes, many of the landmarks that took centre stage during the Jubilee remain as impressive and welcoming as ever. Whether you’re interested in faith, history, art, or simply experiencing one of the world’s most fascinating cities, this guide will help you make the most of your visit.<\/p>\n