Aula Magna

Experiencing a live concert at Palazzo della Cancelleria is a unique journey through art, history and music. Surrounded by the timeless elegance of Renaissance architecture, guests can enjoy the passion and emotion of the most famous Opera arias in an extraordinary historic setting.

Built between 1485 and 1513 for Cardinal Raffaele Riario, the palace was enriched by the work of great masters such as Bramante, Andrea Bregno and Giorgio Vasari. Today, still owned by the Holy See, Palazzo della Cancelleria preserves the full charm of its remarkable history and architecture.

Cortile Nobile

Before the concert, guests have the opportunity to admire the magnificent Renaissance courtyard attributed to Bramante and discover the elegance of the splendid Aula Magna, where music comes to life in an atmosphere of rare beauty.

The Aula Magna was decorated at the end of the 18th century by Bolognese painters during the pontificate of Pope Clement XI. The magnificent fresco by Baciccia, featuring a monumental clock surrounded by the allegories of Day and Night, gives the hall a timeless charm and creates the perfect setting for an unforgettable evening dedicated to the most beloved Opera arias and the great tradition of Italian music.

A unique encounter between art, history and culture, in one of Rome’s most enchanting locations, where every detail contributes to creating an unforgettable experience.