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“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.”
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.
“It was brilliant, the singers and musicians and the venue , such a great experience, we definitely recommend it .”
Hear opera giants and Neapolitan classics in St. Paul’s Within the Walls, Rome. Three tenors plus chamber ensemble for about 90 minutes.
“The tenors were magnificent! The musicians were terrific. Enjoyable evening. All three of us enjoyed the music, the camaraderie between the tenors, the humor and passion exhibited. The only issue we had was a late arrival, 10 minutes into the performance, came in and sat in front of us and immediately began filming and photographing…”
One-hour classical concert at Palazzo Poli with close-up opera arias, live musicians, and Trevi Fountain views, with advance entry.
“It's a nice experience overall, the string quartet is quite talented. The two singers have good chemistry. Overall its not a master class of talent but a nice, sweet and short performance of some of the more well-known classical pieces of Italian opera.”
Hear Italian opera arias in Rome’s Chiesa Valdese, then enjoy a set-course dinner at Enoteca Corsi near the Pantheon. VIP concert + meal.
“the Opra was amazing not something we would usually book but so glad we did. the food at the restaurant was delicious. the portion sizes were very generous and the whole evening was fantastic value for money”
A 50-minute opera sampler in central Rome, performed in an intimate church by a tenor, soprano, and grand piano.
“beautiful Arias! If I closed my eyes I could swear that I was hearing Pavarotti! Very talented people! They deserve a standing ovation!”
An intimate Rome opera greatest-hits concert with a pre-show aperitif and a post-concert toast with the artists in a small church.
“This performance would deserve to earn so much more recognition! Worth every euro. My best experience during my visit in Rome! The opera singers were undeniably charming and charismatic, and you could tell they love what they do! They were so talented and performed with lovely emotion and passion, and also humour. We also got…”
Open-air opera at Piazza Navona with terrace aperitivo, cheese and wine, then a guided visit to La Grande Bellezza rooftop views.
“The experience was amazing and a lot of fun. Singers were interacting with the audience and it made it very personal and cozy. Free wine and champaigne goes very well with opera.”
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.
“My husband and I spent an absolutely lovely afternoon at the event…. Between the wine and hors d’euorvers, the magnificent view, and the *incredibly* talented singers we could not have been more delighted with the experience. The soprano took time to introduce each song and explain its context and significance. It was the perfect ending…”
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.
“It was a fantastic way to start our holiday, our guide was very knowledgable, he was happy to answer any questions. We would recommed this trip, it is something we have never seen before, very interesting and educational We then had the pleasure of our private concert, truly wonderful, relaxing and all the staff were…”
See Rome’s Capuchin Crypt bones and museum, then enjoy an a capella choral concert of Gregorian chants and Roman polyphony.
“The crypt was very special and our guide was fantastic, very knowledgable. Had the tour lasted slightly longer it would have been even better. The concert was enchanting- very talented singers that transported you to medieval and later christian times through music.”
An intimate opera-in-rome concert with Italian classical arias and Neapolitan songs, plus dinner at a local enoteca near the Pantheon.
“It was not as advertised, far from it. The opera was okay but the venue left a lot to be desired. Definitely not worth the money.”
Hear Three Tenors-style opera arias in Rome’s St. Paul Within the Walls Church at 8:30 pm, with assigned seating.
“Nice venue. Great music. We would recommend this . The church is beautiful and easy to locate on Nazionale.”
From the Colosseum and the Vatican to the trattorias of Trastevere and the day trips beyond the walls.
