10:30 PM – 2 AM
Martedì Storico
at ex SalsaTanca (Via Nomenata 1111)
Bachata ·€12 including one drink ·Weekly
Italy
Bachata in Rome gives you 13 weekly socials across six active venues. Saturday is the busiest night with 4 parties, and Sunday and Wednesday each add 3. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday cover one social each, so you can dance six days out of seven. Most nights run in Latin dance clubs and social clubs, several with open-air terraces in the warm months. Salsa is just as strong here, with 13 events of its own, so many floors pair bachata with salsa across the same week. Kizomba is smaller, with 2 events. Coming alone is normal, and dancers rotate partners from the first song.
Last updated: August 23, 2026

Where to dance salsa in Rome in 2026: weekly socials at Caraibe, SalSatanca and Zanussi, covers from free to 18 euro, start times and a day-by-day plan.
10:30 PM – 2 AM
at ex SalsaTanca (Via Nomenata 1111)
Bachata ·€12 including one drink ·Weekly
11 PM – late
at The Living
Bachata ·Weekly
9:30 PM – late, entrance from 7 PM
at Caraibe
Bachata ·10 € including 1 drink ·Weekly
10 PM – late
at ex SalsaTanca (Via Nomenata 1111)
Bachata ·12 € ·Weekly
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