ROME
21 Tours Reviewed
A secret apartment and live Baroque music. That’s a very Roman way to greet the New Year, and it happens right inside Palazzo Doria Pamphilj. I love the private access to the Princess’s rooms, and I also love that the…
A small church, a piano, and no rush. This Rome evening is built around Fryderyk Chopin in intimate surroundings, then it wraps with a traditional Italian dinner. I especially like the way the program mixes Chopin with Italian masters like…
Christmas in Rome, with bones. This evening package mixes live a cappella Christmas music with a timed visit to one of Rome’s most unforgettable spaces, the Capuchin Crypt. You’ll start with a concert by the Schola Romana Ensemble, then continue…
The Capuchins Crypt turns Christmas music into something stranger and better. I love the idea of hearing Roman Baroque voices in a hall inside the Capuchin Convent, especially when the program draws from major names like Palestrina, Victoria, Arcadelt, Lasso,…
Baroque opera, inside a secret palace apartment. I love how the concert uses original Baroque instruments, so the sound feels closer to the music’s roots. I also love the small group setup, which makes the whole evening feel personal instead…
That first note in a historic church feels different. This New Year’s Concert ticket takes you into St. Paul Within the Walls for a 2-hour program of opera, operetta, and dance music to welcome 2026. It’s not a generic countdown.…
Rome at 8:30pm has a soundtrack. This Three Tenors tribute concert in St. Paul Within the Walls turns a real church into a mini opera night, with arias inspired by the original L. Pavarotti, P. Domingo, and J. Carreras. I…
Opera in a church changes everything. This combo pairs an opera concert in the historic Waldensian Church (just a short walk from Piazza Venezia) with a real Italian dinner at Enoteca Corsi. I especially like the format: a grand piano…
Some sights hit you fast. This Capuchin Crypt & Museum experience pairs the underground world of Rome’s Capuchin tradition with major sacred art and ends with an a capella concert of Gregorian chant in the Hall of the Capuchin Convent.…
Rome does death in a beautiful way. I love the live a cappella sacred music in a reserved hall, and I love that the evening pairs it with a guided look at art and the famous Capuchin bone rooms. The…
Rome sings overhead in Rome. This open-air opera night is staged on the Terrazza Borromini terrace in the Villa Doria Pamphilj complex—so you’re watching Puccini and Verdi with the city all around you. You also get an English introduction to…
Sinatra, but make it Italian. This Rome concert experience takes Frank Sinatra songs and reframes them in styles that feel right at home in Italy: classical, bel canto opera, and jazz. You sit close, in a historical-style venue known for…
Naples at 9 pm feels cinematic. This one-hour concert spotlights classic canzone Napoletane with raw, unplugged acoustic performances and familiar hits like O sole mio and Torna a Surriento. It’s a simple setup, but the emotion lands fast, especially when…
There are nights in Rome, and then there is this one. An English-sung opera concert on the Terrazza Borromini terrace pairs Italian vocal hits with the drama of Piazza Navona below. I love the combo of small-group intimacy and the…
Opera in Rome, minus the huge crowd. This concert packages classic opera’s biggest moments in a small 100-seat church just steps from the Quirinale area, with performers close enough that the emotion feels direct instead of distant. I like that…
