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For one hundred and twenty-one years, the 100 Pittori art festival has been held at Via Margutta in Rome. This is an annual art festival that has brought many artists around the world together. There will be one hundred Roman and Italian artists, along with international artists, who will be available to meet Rome locals and visitors alike. Rome’s historic open-air art festival is in its one hundred and twenty-one editions and began on April 27 and runs until May 1.

The 100 Pittori Via Margutta is celebrated annually through the charming streets of Via Margutta. The event aims to foster connections between art professionals and the general public to encourage people to love and get hooked on historic art.

The streets have transformed into an amazing art gallery that is attractive and captivating. Both local and international artists have a chance to showcase their various pieces of art when they meet the public.

The artists are meeting the public from 10:00 in the morning to 8:00 in the evening, giving them enough time to show their art to the world.

The event dates back to the late twentieth century, after the end of the Second World War. Different artists including musicians, painters, sculptors, and other artists, moved into the street to continue with art.

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This is also the best time to encounter different pieces of art in one place. It is an event that nobody can afford to miss.