La Notte Rosa in Comacchio and its 7 Lidi

La Notte Rosa was born on 1 July 2006 in Rimini with one clear ambition: to kick off the summer season on the Adriatic Riviera with a bang. It looked like a bold gamble, the coastline already had no shortage of entertainment, yet here it is, twenty years on, still going strong.

The inspiration came from the White Nights that were sweeping Rome and other European capitals at the time, but the Romagna version had its own identity from the very start: not a city celebrating, but an entire territory coming alive all at once. The choice of pink is no accident, it is a statement of character, a colour that speaks of warmth, joy and summer.

Over the years it grew into a national event, then an international one. By 2010 it was drawing over two million visitors. Monuments turn pink, restaurants reinvent their menus, clubs build entire evenings around it. And then there is the dawn concert format, the one that closes the night watching the sea slowly light up. A ritual, more than an event.

Each edition has its own theme: Pink Fluid, Weekend Dance, Hit's Summer… La Notte Rosa never repeats itself, it reinvents itself. This year, at its 21st edition, the thread running through everything is music: the summer hits, the soundtracks that stay with you forever.

La Notte Rosa 2026 in Comacchio and its 7 Lidi

This year's edition promises to be unforgettable. The theme "Hit's Summer" is a tribute to the music you never forget, because you heard it on holiday, with your feet in the sand and your mind somewhere else entirely.

The symbol of this edition: the flamingo. The totem of the Delta, the icon of this territory, this year more present than ever in installations, lighting and official merchandise.

What's on?

Discover the full programme of the 21st edition of La Notte Rosa across Comacchio and its Lidi. Three days and a party that never stops, from activities and workshops for the little ones to the most popular entertainment, DJ sets, local bands, craft markets and great street food.

On 19 June, culture goes pink to open the celebrations: the Museo Delta Antico opens its doors for an extraordinary evening session from 21:00 to 24:00, while the Casa Museo Remo Brindisi welcomes visitors from 19:00 to 24:00. Both offer a reduced admission price for women, an invitation to begin the Pink Night immersed in the history and art of the territory.

Still on 19 June, at Lido degli Scacchi from 22:30: AKA 7EVEN and LDA, two voices that have topped the charts for an entire generation. On 20 June, Fred De Palma is unmissable, bringing his urban rhythms and Latin sounds under the stars of the Riviera. And don't miss the traditional fireworks display that will close the night of 20 June in spectacular style.

21 June is something truly special at dawn. The appointment is at Lido di Spina, right on the beach, where La Mattina dei Miracoli with pianist Corrado Calessi will welcome the first day of summer with music. Because that is how you celebrate the solstice: watching the sun rise over the sea.

La Notte Rosa will draw to a close at Stazione Foce, in the Open Air section of the Museo Delta Antico, with a guided visit and Sonate al Chiaro di Luna as part of the Festa della Musica, the international event held every year on 21 June in over 120 countries to celebrate the summer solstice.

La Notte Rosa lasts three days… and since you're here!

If you're visiting for La Notte Rosa, make sure you don't miss a thing, this territory has so much more to offer.

Just a few minutes from the stage at Lido degli Scacchi, the Comacchio Lagoon wait in silence, among flamingos, shimmering waters and a Delta dawn unlike anything else you'll ever see. A boat trip through the lagoons is the perfect antidote to the night just spent, the contrast is very much part of our style (and it makes it all the richer).

The historic centre early in the morning, when the light is still low, the Trepponti and the quiet canals, it calls for photographs at every step, with the wish not to forget a single detail. It is worth a slow walk and a coffee just centimetres from the water, with nowhere to be.

And then there is the food: fish, marinated specialities, a fresh mixed seafood starter. It all looks irresistible on the stalls of the fresh fish market in Porto Garibaldi. The cuisine of the Delta is a story in its own right, one you eat first with your eyes, then with your mouth.

Seven lidi, each with its own character: from the liveliest to the most peaceful, there is room for those who want to keep dancing and for those who prefer a quiet beach with a book.

Come for La Notte Rosa. Stay for the rest.