ROME · LIVE MUSIC
The ones worth booking.
The 15 rome concerts worth planning an evening around. A short list of the performances audiences leave humming, with seats, run times and where the music plays.
A 50-minute opera-arias concert in a warm Waldensian church near Piazza Venezia, with close-up singers, piano, and famous Italian favorites.
Most Popular“Really enjoyable. Great value for money and beautiful setting”
One hour of opera at Palazzo Poli with incredible Trevi Fountain views, plus art exhibits, WiFi, and charging. Regular or VIP seats.
“It was brilliant, the singers and musicians and the venue , such a great experience, we definitely recommend it .”
Hear opera arias and Neapolitan classics by three world-tenors inside St. Paul’s Within the Walls, Rome, in 90 minutes.
“The concert and venue ( St Paul's Within the Walls) were amazing. Both the chamber ensemble ( 2 violins, cello, bass and piano) and the 3 tennors were top quality and the repitoir was fun, lyrical and decidedly Itallian. just the perfect evening in Rome.”
A candlelit Italian opera night in Rome with tenor and soprano, piano accompaniment, and beloved classics plus Neapolitan songs in an historic venue.
“We liked that it was in a small setting - it felt more intimate”
One hour of opera arias in Palazzo Poli with live musicians and Trevi Fountain views, small group, air-conditioned comfort, $48.37.
“Pretty good but venue is small above Trevi fountain and can get hot. Musicians were excellent as well as the singers - would do it again if in town - great central location for dinner after.”
Hear famous Italian opera arias in Rome’s Waldensian Church, then enjoy dinner at Enoteca Corsi for about $94 in two hours.
“It was excellent, very talented artists. The environment inside the church sublime!! I recommend it 100%”
Freddie Mercury songs in Italian opera at Rome’s 19th-century Opera da Camera di Roma Hall, with piano and table wine.
“nice and small venue and not a bad seat to be found. music was beautiful, voices were quite lovely.”
An intimate Rome evening of Italian opera arias and Neapolitan songs in historic churches, with a soprano, tenor, and grand piano.
“Lovely evening of some of the most beautiful arias. Talent was exceptional. Entire family enjoyed it”
A 1.5-hour Italian opera-arias concert in St. Paul’s Within the Walls, Rome, with I Virtuosi dell’opera di Roma from $29.
“Fabulous evening, quality of the orchestra and singers exceeded expectations. I had the pleasure of waltzing with the Tenor during the encore - marvellous entertainment. Will return.”
Open-air opera above Piazza Navona at Terrazza Borromini, with aperitif wine, cheeses, salami, and a guided 360° rooftop tour.
“We loved this performance in such a beautiful setting. Paola, Francescantonio and Taehee were amazing and the choice of arias was perfect. What a treat that they performed two more arias. Thank you so much. We would definitely do this again.”
An intimate Rome opera concert with iconic arias, historical stories, and a shared aperitif with the artists in a small church.
““Puccini’s Greatest Hits” provided all who attended a stellar vocal concert of opera arias sung by passionate, top-level singers who obviously enjoy performing that beautiful music with each other! The convincing sharing of the stories was gloriously presented by Monica Cucca, Delfo Paone, and Alessio Escobar, with brilliant collaboration on piano by Hannah Kim, including…”
Open-air opera above Piazza Navona with terrace aperitivo, snacks, and English music explanations, plus a 360 rooftop tour afterward.
“It was like having singers in your own living room; there were 14 persons (7 tables). The soprano and the tenor were very good, so was the pianist. They sang some of the "greatest hits" of Italian composers (Leoncavallo, Puccini, Verdi, Bellini). We are opera lovers and we enjoyed the performance, but you don't need…”
La Traviata in Rome at St. Paul Within the Walls. Intimate opera concert by I Virtuosi dell’Opera di Roma, about 2h20, smart casual.
“Great evening activity in Rome. Really enjoyed the singers and music. Hot inside the church, but it was a 35 degree day.”
A small-room Sinatra concert in Rome with opera and jazz touches, plus wine and starters, at Concert Hall Via Firenze.
“We loved the setting. The mix of music was superb. The musical talent on show was a joy to listen to. Plenty of wine too :). Altogether, it was a pleasure to attend.”
Open-air opera on Rome’s Terrazza Borromini with wine and snacks, then a rooftop visit to La Grande Bellezza, in English.
“Whilst the opera itself was wonderful, the event itself does feel a bit rushed. The nibbles were beautifully presented but there was very little time to enjoy them before the singing started. There was also no interval or pause for a breather which would’ve been nice given that there is food, wines and a beautiful…”
