Rome · SHOW
Every Rome trip has one free morning too few. These 7 shows justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to arguing about dinner.
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 one hour and half gladiator show with museum visit, real weapons, audience interaction, plus wine and snacks near the Colosseum.
“It's not just the fight but a complete Roman experience”
Cabaret and burlesque in Rome’s 50s-style club with live music, drag, and late-night fun. Small room, drinks included via fee. 3 hours.
“It was amazing! We loved it so much! We didn‘t understand much because everything was in italian but we loved it anyway”
Rooftop opera on Rome’s La Grande Bellezza terrace, with Italian aperitivo and 360 views of Piazza Navona, plus Verdi and Puccini arias.
“The scenery was breathtaking the Opera singers were Marvelous, the antipasto was delicious and the staff very nice”
Rome gladiator night with a legionary museum visit, wine and snacks, staged arena fights, dancers, and audience moments at Gruppo Storico Romano.
“No ha cumplido para nada nuestras espectativas. El museo de gladiadores es decepcionante y el show regular. El supuesto aperitivo de comida romana es una galleta y un chupito de vino blanco. Ademas esta bastante lejos del centro de roma y hay que pagar un taxi para ir y otro de vuelta. No lo recomiendo”
A one-hour Freddie Mercury tribute staged as Italian opera in a Rome church, with an included wine glass and close-up voices.
“Very short and not as many popular Queen songs covered as hoped. The industrial fan at the back of the room drowned out the performers when talking. We had a half carafe of red wine split between 4 people however if you're lucky enough to not be sat with strangers, you get the carafe to yourself. Unable to eat snacks as the staff had ran out of toothpicks and we weren't comfortable digging in with our fingers when seated with strangers. Talented singers and lovely setting but not really worth the money.”
Rome cabaret dinner at Ellington Club with the Verissima show, reserved table seating, and a three-course meal.
“L’attività proposta che tocca anche aspetti divertenti della vita di una città”
Every kind of Roman day, and the best of each.
