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“This is the perfect experience for children to be introduced to opera in a “bite size” way. My son loved it! The musicians (pianist and singers) were excellent and very talented.”
One hour of opera at Palazzo Poli with incredible Trevi Fountain views, plus art exhibits, WiFi, and charging. Regular or VIP seats.
“The performance was superb! the music was amazing...those opera singers were phenomenal!!”
Hear opera arias and Neapolitan classics by three world-tenors inside St. Paul’s Within the Walls, Rome, in 90 minutes.
“This was a wonderful experience in a beautiful church, close to Termini. Amazing voices”
A candlelit Italian opera night in Rome with tenor and soprano, piano accompaniment, and beloved classics plus Neapolitan songs in an historic venue.
“Very nice event with lots of emotion- Many thanks!!”
One hour of opera arias in Palazzo Poli with live musicians and Trevi Fountain views, small group, air-conditioned comfort, $48.37.
“Very enjoyable experience in our first couple of hours in Rome. Coupled with seeing the Trevi Fountain - location was good and easy to find. Performance was great from both the male and female singer, and the 4 piece orchestra. Thoroughly enjoyed the experience giving a one hour taster of several known pieces of classical…”
Hear famous Italian opera arias in Rome’s Waldensian Church, then enjoy dinner at Enoteca Corsi for about $94 in two hours.
“The concert was truly beautiful and very well showcased in a lovely church with really good acoustics. The singers and piano player were very talented. The only suggestion I would make is perhaps have the guide lead the walk to the restaurant. We used Google Maps and got there, but we're a little unsure of…”
Freddie Mercury songs in Italian opera at Rome’s 19th-century Opera da Camera di Roma Hall, with piano and table wine.
“The show was excellent!!! I am happy I get to experience this opera show. Candlelight with wine and appetizers, perfect for a candlelight ambiance. The soprano was so nice. I got the chance to take a selfie with her.”
An intimate Rome evening of Italian opera arias and Neapolitan songs in historic churches, with a soprano, tenor, and grand piano.
“A taste sensation for your ears. The music was next level and fun. We really enjoyed it Great value for money”
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.
“enjoyable evening of music in a lovely church setting”
Open-air opera above Piazza Navona at Terrazza Borromini, with aperitif wine, cheeses, salami, and a guided 360° rooftop tour.
“This event was exceptional in every way. A rooftop space overlooking the Piazza Navona, in an historic building. The setting and way tables were set up with elegantly appointed tableware was a great first impression. The aperitif was actually a delicious cheese and salami and prosciutto platter and wine & Prosecco. The performance by talented…”
An intimate Rome opera concert with iconic arias, historical stories, and a shared aperitif with the artists in a small church.
“It was an intimate and enjoyable performance. The acoustics in the church were excellent as well.”
Open-air opera above Piazza Navona with terrace aperitivo, snacks, and English music explanations, plus a 360 rooftop tour afterward.
“Fabulous, perfect setting, wonderful singers, not too long. The bar overlooking Rome where we had drinks afterwards was fantastic, what a view! We went in July, so it was very hot, you need to request a table in the shade.”
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.
“Incredible voices singing beautiful opera music. The terrace setting at the Eitch Boromini hotel was beautiful.”
