FLORENCE
9 Tours Reviewed
Florence at night has its own soundtrack. This one-hour opera-aria concert in a real church turns famous melodies into a close, clear listening experience. I especially like the mix of professional singers and piano accompaniment, and the way the venue’s…
Opera in Siena, without the stuffiness. This concert turns the spotlight on what you actually come for: great voices in a historic, intimate room. I love the deconsecrated Church of Santo Stefano setting and the way the acoustics make even…
Three Tenors live in Florence at night. This concert is a fun, music-first way to spend 90 minutes in the heart of the city, mixing classic opera arias with beloved Neapolitan favorites. I like the small-group feel (maximum 30 people)…
Opera fans, you’ll like this one. This 1-hour recital brings professional singers and a pianist into the Chiesa Santa Maria al Tempio in Florence’s Santa Croce neighborhood, with a set list of famous aria highlights that can run from Handel…
One ticket, one perfect Florence night. I like how this pairs a classic Tuscan dinner in Piazza della Signoria with a Three Tenors–style concert in a historic church setting. The second big win for me is the show’s “up close”…
Florence sounds different at night. This concert turns the city’s art-and-architecture energy into a focused evening of music by the Orchestra da Camera Fiorentina. I like that it pairs two classic Florence venues with a program packed with crowd favorites,…
Opera arias in a real church. If you want an evening that feels distinctly Florentine but not stuffy, this Italian opera concert in Santa Monaca Church hits the sweet spot. You’ll sit inside an early-1400s church in the Oltrarno area…
Puccini sounds different in Lucca. This festival-style recital brings professional opera voices into the 2,200-year-old Church of San Giovanni, where the acoustics turn familiar arias into something you can feel in your ribs. I love the intimacy of the setup—two…
Opera in a 1400 church feels unreal. This $35-per-person show puts you right inside Santa Monaca Church for a one-hour Italian concert with professional singers and a grand piano, plus frescoes from the 1400s watching over the whole performance. I’m…
