ROME · ITALY
The best of Rome, in one place.
The 15 most popular concerts tours in Rome, with prices, run times and the booking platform for each. The ones worth fixing your days around, and what each actually gets you once you are through the gate.
A 50-minute opera-arias concert in a small Waldesian church near Piazza Venezia, featuring Puccini, Verdi, Vivaldi and more.
Most Popular“Short and sweet. The singers and pianist were great - in particular - the Soprano had a beautiful voice.”
Opera concert at Palazzo Poli with views of Rome’s Trevi Fountain. Choose regular or VIP seats. 1-hour show plus art, WiFi, phone charging.
“great opera tenor and soprano great vaiolin players”
Hear opera giants and Neapolitan classics in St. Paul’s Within the Walls, Rome. Three tenors plus chamber ensemble for about 90 minutes.
“The Three Tenors were absolutely fabulous!! I would definitely recommend this to anyone visting Rome”
One-hour classical concert at Palazzo Poli with close-up opera arias, live musicians, and Trevi Fountain views, with advance entry.
“I thought it was a nice performance . The musicians are incredibly talented as are the opera singers.”
Hear Italian opera arias in Rome’s Chiesa Valdese, then enjoy a set-course dinner at Enoteca Corsi near the Pantheon. VIP concert + meal.
“Very talented singer's and pianist. If you've never been to an Opera I think it's a great way to be introduced to the style of music. Meal after was delicious. Excellent service in a busy traditional Roman restaurant. All the family enjoyed this experience.”
A 50-minute opera sampler in central Rome, performed in an intimate church by a tenor, soprano, and grand piano.
“A lovely concert, great musicians, great music in a lovely intimate church. Good for families and music lovers.”
An intimate Rome opera greatest-hits concert with a pre-show aperitif and a post-concert toast with the artists in a small church.
“Fantastic. A truly amazing show. We loved it. The pianist was superb. So we’re the Soprano and the Tenor. Would highly recommend this to anyone who loves music. Frank”
Open-air opera at Piazza Navona with terrace aperitivo, cheese and wine, then a guided visit to La Grande Bellezza rooftop views.
“Depending on the weather the seating area can be open air. The roof top view is lovely, overlooking pzza navona and beyond. They serve a generous portion of charcuterie and a couple glasses of wine. The duet (tenor and soprano) give an explanatory overview of the arias, are gracious and do a great performance.”
Sinatra’s hits meet opera and jazz in an intimate Rome concert hall with wine and starters, plus Bellini arias and film-music nods.
“The singers were incredible, I loved how they sang in different styles and the variety of music. I don't normally like opera singing but their voices were so beautiful, it was a real immersive experience. the atmosphere was lovely too because it was intimate and in a beautiful setting.”
Open-air opera on Rome’s Terrazza Borromini with terrace aperitif and a guided rooftop visit to La Grande Bellezza.
“A beautiful day on the rooftop of a beautiful hotel. The tenor and soprano were talented, the food and wine provided were delightful, and the views were terrific, all combining for an enjoyable experience.”
A 1-hour Rome piano concert in a church featuring Chopin plus Verdi, Mascagni, Puccini, and more, for $35 per person.
“Very professional. Enjoyable. Recommend. Holiday from London.”
Visit Rome’s Capuchin Crypt art and 4,000 bones, then hear live sacred music in a candlelit church hall. Small group, big atmosphere.
“The Capuchin Crypt was extremely interesting and the concert was excellent. The only issue we had was being given the wrong meeting place. When no one else showed up I called the tour company and was given the correct information.”
See Rome’s Capuchin Crypt bones and museum, then enjoy an a capella choral concert of Gregorian chants and Roman polyphony.
“Both the tour and the concert were amazing! The crypt was a bit cramped for the number of people in the tour but manageable. The only thing that can be improved in my opinion is the audio machine. There was a lot of static noise, but it was only a minor nuisance.”
An intimate opera-in-rome concert with Italian classical arias and Neapolitan songs, plus dinner at a local enoteca near the Pantheon.
“Beautiful church and wonderful singers. And a really nice dinner in an Italian rerestaurant afterwards.”
Hear Three Tenors-style opera arias in Rome’s St. Paul Within the Walls Church at 8:30 pm, with assigned seating.
“Ohh I just love opéra! And the Chiesa San Paolo entro le mura was the perfect place for it! The band and the tenors were perfect and the limoncello tasting too ! Highly recommended”
From the Colosseum and the Vatican to the trattorias of Trastevere and the day trips beyond the walls.
