The Three Tenors Concert

The Three Tenors Concert in Rome

The clock strikes 8:30 pm and the church of San Paolo Intramuros in Rome welcomes you. The curtain rises, unveiling an opera concerto that will make you fall in love with this musical genre.

The three tenors is a performance inspired by the legendary Los Angeles performance that brought together Luciano Pavarotti, Plácido Domingo and José Carreras back in 1994. Giancarlo Polizzi, Vincenzo Tremante and Emil Alekpero will be the voices responsible for making you relive this outstanding moment in musical history. Together, they'll perform pieces from famous operas such as Tosca, La Traviata and L'Elisir d'amore and will also review Neapolitan songs such as O sole mio or Torna a Surriento.

Two violins, a cello and a piano will set the pace of the show. All this in an unparalleled atmosphere, inside a neo-Gothic temple from the end of the 19th century. What more could you ask for?

Including a 10-minute break, the concert will end at 10 pm. You're sure to want an encore!

Seating

When you book, you can choose from four different types of seats:

• Exclusive Ticket: Priority access without queues and seats in the first and second row.
• VIP Ticket: Priority access without queues and seats in the third, fourth and fifth row.
• Zone A ticket: General seating.
• Zone B ticket: Seats in the last rows.

Via the following link you can check out a map of San Paolo Church's seating area with the layout of the seats and their different categories:

Map of the San Paolo Intramuros Church.

Discounted ticket

Accredited students, children between 7 and 18 years old and over 65 years old can enjoy a discounted rate in zone A. Children under 7 years of age will have free entry but must sit on their parents' or guardians' lap as they will not have a reserved seat. Disabled people will also benefit from free entry.