Rome · CONCERTS
The 5 best concerts & opera you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Spend about 50 minutes with opera singers and a pianist from Opera da Camera di Roma in Rome’s Waldesian Church, just steps from Piazza Venezia. Expect familiar arias from La Traviata, Turandot, and Rigoletto, plus Neapolitan songs and Vivaldi, presented in English and Italian.
“Really enjoyable. Great value for money and beautiful setting”
Spend one hour in Palazzo Poli, the historic palace behind the Trevi Fountain, for an opera and classical concert in Sala Dante. Expect singers, musicians, comfortable seating, balcony views of the fountain, art exhibitions, and a choice of regular or VIP seats.
“Concert - string Quartet with 2 opera singers was amazing!Just the right length. View of the Trevi fountain was beautiful and the seats were very comfortable! Beautiful evening - highly recommend!”
Spend 90 minutes with tenors Francesco Fortes, Alessandro Fortunato, and Stefano Sorrentino at St. Paul’s Within the Walls. Their program blends arias from Tosca, La Traviata, Rigoletto, and Turandot with Neapolitan favorites, backed by a string quartet and piano.
“The Three Tenors were absolutely fabulous!! I would definitely recommend this to anyone visting Rome”
Spend one hour in Palazzo Poli, the historic building behind the Trevi Fountain, for a live program of familiar Italian opera arias. A soprano, baritone, and string quartet perform in a small salon setting with fountain views. The 7:30 pm concert suits first-time opera listeners and busy Rome itineraries.
“For our first time in Rome, my daughter wanted to see the opera, but we were pressed on time. The Great Opera Arias at Palazzo Santa Chiara is the perfect one-hour experience if you're looking to see a show with some of the best songs ever composed. The sopranos were incredible. And the orchestra was phenomenal. They literally gave us chills. If you want an experience you won't forget while in Rome, don't miss out on this opera show!”
Attend a 70-minute Opera da Camera di Roma concert in Rome’s Waldensian Church, with tenor, soprano, piano, opera favorites, and Neapolitan songs. Then walk about 500 meters to Enoteca Corsi for antipasto, pasta, a second course, dessert, bread, and water.
“The singers were fantastic and the music was beautiful. We had a wonderful experience!”
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