Rome · OPERA AND CONCERT TICKETS IN ROME
The 15 best opera and concert tickets in Rome you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
A short opera arias concert in a warm Waldesian church near Piazza Venezia, featuring Italian singers, piano, and famous works.
“Excellent! The singers and pianist is superb! We love the show! It is well organized!”
Opera at Palazzo Poli with Trevi Fountain views. 1 hour live singing, art exhibitions, and seat choices near Via Poli 54.
“This was a lovely experience and I would come again!”
Three Tenors at St. Paul’s Within the Walls in Rome, 90 minutes of opera arias and Neapolitan songs. $41 ticket.
“The Three Tenors were absolutely fabulous!! I would definitely recommend this to anyone visting Rome”
Watch Verdi's La Traviata in Rome at St. Paul's Within the Walls, with professional singers and orchestra, 130 minutes of classic drama.
“This was an amazing performance. I didn’t understand the language but I still was able to get the story. Wonderful singing and delivery. I just loved this performance”
Candle Glow Opera Night in Rome, a 1-hour candlelit concert with tenor, soprano, piano, and beloved Puccini and Verdi classics.
“This was one of the best night's of my life, the setting in a beautiful church was perfect & the piano player(Roberto) explained the songs & brief history of the music which added to the experience in a very special way,he was also the greatest musician, the male & female singers were so talented(i'm sorry i don't know there names) truly outstanding. the choice of music was fantastic,it had a profound effect & i will never forget. i love Puccini,Verdi,callas & pavarotti & all of this was presented in a beautiful & classy way. Thank you so much for sharing your genius & talent ♥️”
Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in central Rome with violinist Elvin Dhimitri, strings and harpsichord, often with a Trevi view.
“It was absolutely perfect ! They were not playing music they are living with it! I definately advice you all”
One hour of Great Opera Arias at Palazzo Poli, with close-up singing and Trevi Fountain views from a historic Rome salon.
“The show was great, especially the string quartet. The theatre was a little warm and we had a delay of an hour due to one of the singers having car problems, but we were offered free prosecco and nibbles while we waited.”
Hear classic Italian arias in Rome’s Chiesa Valdese, then enjoy a traditional dinner at Enoteca Corsi. Opera and dinner in 2 hours.
“We really enjoyed the evening. The opera concert was very good in a beutiful church with a half time glass of wine. The dinner at the restaurant Enoteca Corsi was perfect.”
Hear Verdi’s *La Traviata* in Rome’s St. Paul’s within the Walls, with a full cast and orchestra in an unforgettable church setting.
“Good singers and great sound. You should bring extra cushions as the benches are very hard to sit on for hours.”
Rome’s Freddie Mercury Opera Show turns Queen classics into Italian opera with piano, Handel, and Indian music in 50 minutes.
“booked for my daughters 21st birthday 🎂 welcome surprises to have wine and snacks on table for performance. singers were fantastic and host very funny!! only downside would have been more songs!!”
A 50-minute Rome opera concert in a historic church, featuring Italian arias, Neapolitan songs, and Vivaldi, performed by two soloists and piano.
“A lovely concert, great musicians, great music in a lovely intimate church. Good for families and music lovers.”
Hear famous Italian opera arias in Rome at St. Paul Within the Walls, with a top orchestra, optional VIP seating, and 1.5-hour program.
“They are all very good and great musicians. I am happy to have a chance to watch the concert. I like the place, historical church which the concert is performing.”
Three Tenors sing opera arias, Neapolitan classics, and Nessun Dorma in a historic Rome church with mandolin orchestra at 8:30 pm.
“To be sitting in a beautiful 150yr old church in Rome, enjoying the performance of Three Tenors, a ballerina and exceptional musicians was more than I imagined it would be. Each performance seemed to play on different emotions. Very happy that we took a second look at this when going through the many events on the Viator site and reserved our evening!”
Open-air opera with a terrace aperitivo over Piazza Navona, plus an after-show guided rooftop visit for 360° Rome views.
“A wonderful intimate experience with very talented artists. We have never been to the opera. We are so glad we booked this experience.”
Verdi’s La Traviata in Rome’s St Paul Within the Walls, sung by I Virtuosi dell’Opera di Roma. Mobile ticket evening.
“It was hard to see the performers as there is no stage and we were all sitting on church pews. That said, the performance was good. Perhaps it might start a little earlier than 8.30 pm as we left before it finished due to being quite tired after a day sightseeing”
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