The legend of the Rome’s love padlocks doesn’t seem to be disappearing in a hurry, even moving from Ponte Milvio to Corso Francia and the confines of a steak house there.
On June 26 at 9pm the first “Lock Date” event will take place.
It’s a game for solitary hearts, singles, and people looking for friendship that is becoming popular in the United States.
So the Romans are taking it on to see just how it works.
If you’re interested in taking part and want to try out your Italian language skills, go to Stai Manzo in via Antonio de Viti de Marco 52.
The game should be simple enough, though you need to book first on the Stai Manzo site.
Rules and how to play are currently unkown, the only information available being that each couple will receive a key, and a padlock.
For bookings, you can call 0636309259.
Have fun!
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