Take your music group to the eternal city of Rome where arts, culture and prestigious venues entwine.
Rome is the perfect destination for music groups offering a fantastic range of world-famous music venues. Choirs have plenty of options including performing at mass at the holy site of St Peter's Basilica, the Basilica di San Giovanni and Santa Maria Maggiore. The American Episcopalian Chuch of Saint Paul's, within the Vatican walls, also welcomes both choirs and orchestras to perform concerts. Add to this performances at the Anglican Church and Sant'Andrea della Valle; and the end result is that Rome is surely the ultimate destination for choirs and catholic school groups who will find touring to the ancient city with its collection of venues and ruins a most inspiring and rewarding experience!
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St. Peter's Basilica
This vast sixteenth-century Italian renaissance cathedral replaced an earlier structure dating from the fourth century,St. Peter's ...
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All Saints Church
It is an Anglican church with a large British Community. Music and choral singing are a vital part of the church's life. Choirs can per...
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Basilica of St Mary Major (Santa Maria Maggiore)
The Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore (Basilica of Saint Mary Major) was founded in the 4th century and is one of five great ancient bas...
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Sant'Andrea della Valle
This wonderful Baroque Basilica is located close to Piazza Navona and is also featured in Puccini’s Opera Tosca. With a large altar spa...
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Teatro Marcello
In the shadow of the ancient ruins, ensembles can perform during the summer months as part of the Estate Romana Cultural Festival.Sample Itinerary
4 days/3 nights
From £449pp
Tour price includes:
- 3 nights' half-board accommodation
- Return flights including tax
- Airport transfers in Italy
- 2 concert arrangements including publicity and advertising
- 1 x St Peter's Mass Participation (subject to acceptance)
- Free staff place ratio 1:10
- Detailed information pack
- Comprehensive travel and medical insurance
- VAT
- Itinerary planning service
| Morning | Afternoon | Evening | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Fly to Rome.Transfer to your accommodation | Afternoon available to exlore the city | Time to rehearse after your evening meal |
| Day 2 | Full day in Rome. Head back in time with a guided tour of Colosseum and Roman Forum | Visit the Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps | Evening concert at the Basilica di San Giovanni |
| Day 3 | Day at the Vatican - visit the Vatican Museum before participating in Mass at St Peter's Basilica | Afternoon available to visit the Sistine Chapel and Pantheon | Sant'Andrea della Valle performance. |
| Day 4 | Have some fun with a pizza-making workshop | Transfer to the airport for return flight | Arrive Home |
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Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps
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Roman Forum
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