Florence · CONCERTS
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Out of 8 concerts on this site, these 8 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the details that matter are below — decide in five minutes, then get on with the rest of the trip.
A 1-hour Italian opera concert in Florence’s Santa Monaca Church, with famous composers, frescoes, and top vocal acoustics for $35.
“Lovely performance! Tucked away in a little church, the setting was dark and romantic. No public restrooms so go beforehand.”
Italian opera arias in Florence’s Santa Monaca Church for about 1 hour. Professional singers, English mobile ticket, smart casual.
“A lovely evening the venue was disappointing not really appropriate for opera the accoustics were not great”
Florence evening classical concert with Orchestra da Camera Fiorentina. Tickets $41, great acoustics, three seating tiers, Vivaldi to Pachelbel.
“The musicians were absolutely awesome. I took violin lessons when I was young and can appreciate the difficulty and skill level required to master string instruments And the venue was perfect. The next time that we are in Florence, we would absolutely attend another such concert.”
Tuscan dinner in Piazza della Signoria, then an intimate Three Tenors-style concert at Cattedrale dell’immagine in Florence. 3.5 hours, $88.
“It was such a lovely evening. Good was tasty artisan pasta. Typical tuscan meal. The concert was fab. The tenors sang beautifully. The location is stunning.”
One-hour Florence opera aria concert in a historic church near Santa Croce. Professional singers and piano, intimate setting, great value.
“Excellent musicians who performed with brio and enthusiasm in a delightful setting. A kind of top hits of opera, plus some brialliant piano pieces.”
Tuscan dinner in Florence’s historic center followed by an intimate Three Tenors-style concert in Santo Stefano al Ponte.
“It was chaos finding the place to check in and manover this. After you finally find the place to check in, you had to go from there on your own and find the restuarant and concert place. (The office made it sound all easy..it wasn't. Thank goodness for GoogleMaps). The restaurant was slow service and we had to rush to get to concert. Also no drinks were included in the meal so we had to pay extra. I also noted a peanut allergy but they still brought a desert w/nuts & told me no substitutions. The restaurant was not good. The barcode given by Viator still needs to be checked…”
Florence pizza dinner in Oltrarno, then live opera arias at Santa Monaca Church at 9 PM for an Italian night of food and music.
“The dinner was good, but the choice of music was quite odd and not appealing for a tourist, no well known aria at all.”
Florence at night: Three Tenors sing Italian arias and Neapolitan favorites in an intimate Santo Stefano venue with live mandolin, cello, and piano.
“Great concert in a beautiful venue. Only problem was that after standing in line with my electronic tickets, I had to go back out to the ticket office and trade them for paper tickets. Very frustrating”
