Rome: Terrazza Borromini Open-Air Opera with Aperitif

Listen to the best arias and duets by Verdi, Rossini, Puccini in the gorgeous Terrazza Borromini, while admiring the breathtaking view of Rome! Treat yourself to a wonderful evening in an engaging atmosphere that only the Italian Opera can give. Enjoy an Italian aperitif on the terrace before the concert. The Pamphilj Palace was built in 1644 by the architect Borromini for the Pamphilj family during the pontificate of Pope Innocenzo X Pamphilj, who wanted his private apartment in this palace. The building is an authentic wealth of art, with masterpieces by incredibly famous artists like Guercino. The palace has a beautiful courtyard with an old well and a bell tower with the mechanism of the huge clock visible from Piazza Navona. The program is subject to change, but have a sample of some of the arias and duets you might hear our talented artists perform: • Mattinata (Duetto), Ruggero Leoncavallo • E lucean le stelle (Tosca), Giacomo Puccini • Vissi d’arte (Boheme), Giacomo Puccini • La donna è mobile (Rigoletto), Giuseppe Verdi • La vergine degli angeli (La forza del destino), Giuseppe Verdi • O soave fanciulla (Boheme), Giacomo Puccini • Giusto ciel (L’assedio di Corinto), Gioacchino Rossini • Vesti la giubba (I Pagliacci), Ruggero Leoncavallo  • Batti batti bel Masetto (W.Amadeus Mozart) Don Giovanni • Addio fiorito asil (Madama Butterfly), Giacomo Puccini • Ah non credea mirarti (La Sonnambula), Vincenzo Bellini • Libiamo nei lieti calici (La Traviata), Giuseppe Verdi