Open-Air Opera Concert with Terrace Aperitif in the Heart of Rome
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About this experience
If you love Opera, take this chance, while admiring the Eternal city and the breathtaking view.
Our event takes place on the terraces of the Pamphilij Palace in Via S. Maria dell'Anima 30, behind Piazza Navona.
Treat yourself to a wonderful evening in a very engaging atmosphere that only the Italian Opera can give. You can also enjoy some Italian aperitifs on the Terrace during the concert.
The timeline for the event will be the following:
Timeline of the event:
* 5:00 Entrance to Terrace
* 5:15 Aperitif on the Terrace with wine, cold cuts and selected cheeses
* 5:30 Open-air Opera Concert on the Terrace with introduction in English to the musical program
* 6.30 Guided tour after the Concert to the second Terrace (it depends on the event purchased)
Available options
Open Air Opera and Aperitif
Open Air: The concert will be held on the Borromini Terrace in the Pamphilij Palace, known for its view of Navona Square from above<br/>Aperitif: White or red wine, taste of Italian cheeses, and selection of Italian salami<br/>Meet-up: We will be waiting for you at the Borromini Terrace, on the 4th floor of Pamphilij Palace (Via Santa Maria dell'Anima, 30)
Rooftop Bar Opera Show
Superior: The concert will be held on the Rooftop Terrace "La Grande Bellezza" of the Pamphilij Palace with its 360° view of Rome<br/>Aperitif: Prosecco, white or red wine, taste of Italian cheeses, and selection of Italian salami<br/>Meet-up: We will be waiting for you at the Rooftop Terrace, on the 6th floor of Pamphilij Palace (Via Santa Maria dell'Anima, 30)
Open Air Opera and Aperitif Sa
Open Air: The concert will be held on the Borromini Terrace in the Pamphilij Palace, known for its view of Navona Square from above<br/>Aperitif: White or red wine, taste of Italian cheeses, and selection of Italian salami<br/>Meet-up: We will be waiting for you at the Borromini Terrace, on the 4th floor of Pamphilij Palace (Via Santa Maria dell'Anima, 30)
What's included
Introduction in English to the musical program
Opera Concert
Taste of Italian cheeses with honey and marmalade, selection of Italian salami
Aperitif in the Terrazza: white / red wine or non-alcoholic drink
Private and exclusive Entrance in the Terrazza Borromini
Guided tour after the Concert to the rooftop Terrace La Grande Bellezza
Detailed itinerary
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Our concerts are held on the terraces of the historic Palazzo Pamphilij: Terrazza Borromini (for our Open Air event) and Rooftop Terrace "La grande bellezza" (for our Rooftop event). Both terraces will enchant you with their breathtaking views of Rome.
Program of the Opera (it is subject to change):
Mattinata (Duetto), Ruggero Leoncavallo;
E lucean le stelle (Tosca), Giacomo Puccini;
O mio babbino caro (Gianni Schicchi), Giacomo Puccini;
Questa o quella per me pari sono (Rigoletto), Giuseppe Verdi;
La vergine degli angeli (La forza del destino), Giuseppe Verdi;
O soave fanciulla (Boheme), Giacomo Puccini;
Qui la voce sua soave (I puritani), Vincenzo Bellini;
Vesti la giubba (I Pagliacci), Ruggero Leoncavallo;
Quando men vo’ (Boheme), Giacomo Puccini;
Addio fiorito asil (Madama Butterfly), Giacomo Puccini;
Libiamo nei lieti calici (La Traviata), Giuseppe Verdi
What's not included
Transportation
Late admission: we won't accept guests later than 5.45 p.m.
Available languages
Guide guide
EN
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Important information
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Important notes
Enter the "Eitch Borromini" Hotel, go to the 4th floor for the Open Air event and to the 6th floor for the Rooftop event. There you will find the box office for getting the direct entry ticket. Call this number for more information: +39 3881975179
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