
easy
75 minutes
Suitable for all fitness levels; no physical exertion needed
Join an intimate 75-minute concert in Rome featuring Giuseppe Verdi’s most iconic arias, performed by world-class artists. Experience close-up passion, fascinating insights, and a post-show Italian aperitif toast.
All ages • 75 minutes • The timeless allure of his music and its profound emotional resonance!
Experience an enchanting evening dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi, featuring iconic arias performed by world-class artists in an intimate venue. With only 100 seats, enjoy a close connection to the music and performers, complemented by fascinating insights into Verdi's life and a post-concert toast with fine Italian wine.
Experience an enchanting evening dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi, featuring iconic arias performed by world-class artists in an intimate venue. With only 100 seats, enjoy a close connection to the music and performers, complemented by fascinating insights into Verdi's life and a post-concert toast with fine Italian wine.
Doors open 15 minutes before the concert to assign seating; arriving early ensures you get a prime spot in this intimate venue.
No formal dress code required—smart casual or dignified clothing is appropriate for this cultural evening.
The small setting means minimal background noise; please keep devices silent to maintain the immersive atmosphere.
Stay for the complimentary aperitif with performers to enrich your experience and network with fellow attendees.
St. Andrew’s of Scotland reflects a unique link between Scottish expatriates and Rome’s cultural scene, hosting niche performances with historical ambiance.
The event promotes sustainable cultural tourism through limited audience size to reduce energy and resource use at the venue.
Wear shoes that are comfortable for walking to and from the venue in Rome.
Evenings in Rome can be cool depending on the season, so bring a light cover-up.
spring;fall;summer specific
Carry essentials like tickets, ID, and a phone in a compact bag for convenience.
Capture memories discreetly; flash photography is usually prohibited during performances.