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"The Auditorium Parco della Musica, the Casa del Jazz, and Club Monk will be hosting concerts and performances by the greatest Italian and international jazz musicians. The focus this year is on gender equality, civil rights, and inclusiveness, with a vision of jazz as an instrument of emancipation and redemption." - The MICHELIN Guide

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"Completed in 2002, this cluster of auditoriums has come to be regarded as one of Renzo Piano’s most successful designs. The arrangement centres on three large concert halls: the Sala Petrassi, which seats 700; the Sala Sinopoli, with a capacity of 1,200; and the Sala Santa Cecilia, which seats 2,800. The three structures are completely independent, each with its own beetle-like shell and individual character, but are grouped together in an architectural tête-à-tête. They form an inviting backdrop to outdoor performances or you can take a stroll around the raised gardens that surround them. The trio quickly numbered among Europe’s most frequented cultural music destinations and no wonder: together they are a perfect orchestration."

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Agung Rachmanto

Google

My first time to visit this venue and I'm not a local. Went to see a classical piece there and at the same time in the next area on the same location there is a huge pop band concert. My amazement was due to the fact that none..I repeat, NONE of those pop band concert penetrated the auditorium. Magnificent!. The decor inside was really cool. My only feedback was that I hope they have escalator instead of stairs to reach some of the boxes as it is quite a step up there. All in all it was a nice experience. Oh yah, we did have to walk quite a bit to the nearest intersection as it was jammed packed after the two concert and difficult to get taxi back to the hotel.

HERM PAZ

Google

Beautiful Renzo Piano building, worth a visit even when not attending a performance.

Sam Lee

Google

Went to a symphony concert in the main hall and a piano recital in the smaller hall. Very nice venue although bit outside the city center. Accessible by bus and taxi. Note that the entrance for the venue is not so obvious on Google Maps. It is by the "Notebook" book store.

Jennifer T.

Google

Our recent experience at the Auditorium Parco della Musica was overshadowed by the unprofessional and unacceptable behavior of some staff members: 1. Aggressive Behavior: One of the staff members screamed at us during what should have been a simple inquiry. This was shocking and completely uncalled for, leaving us embarrassed and uncomfortable in front of other guests. 2. Lack of Courtesy: Throughout our visit, there was a consistent lack of respect and politeness from the team. This aggressive approach is entirely unsuitable for a venue of such cultural importance. 3. Failure to Address Issues: When we tried to report the behavior to another staff member, we were met with dismissiveness, further adding to our frustration. This type of treatment is unacceptable, especially at a world-class venue. We strongly recommend that management takes steps to address this issue and provide staff with proper training in customer service. Such behavior tarnishes the reputation of the Auditorium and discourages visitors from returning.

Spencer Hawken

Google

Visited as part of the Rome film festival. A wonderful venue, that works for a number of different event types. I think the only negative is that it’s quite far out, buses in the area infrequent and the metro out there non existent. So be prepared for a long walk or a cab.

HP Chng

Google

What a spectacular building, inaugurated in 2002 by incorporating the remains of a Roman villa unearthed during the initial construction that started in 1995. The hall where the national orchestra performs has a whopping 2,744 seats. The whole complex was named after Ennio Morricone when he passed away in 2020. Transport is not easy to figure out for tourists, but one could walk or take a bus.

neurostella

Google

Visited here to attend a conference. Although it was not suitable for the conference, the overall size and facilities were excellent. The place was clean, well maintained, and the friendly staffs were here with this space. I think that all the environments available to contribute a good space for enjoying music.

Anima Libera

Google

Great open-air music hall for 2800 seats. It was a real pleasure to attend the concert here. Amazing experience! The area is well-organised and well-kept, the staff are polite and friendly!

Agung Rachmanto

Google

My first time to visit this venue and I'm not a local. Went to see a classical piece there and at the same time in the next area on the same location there is a huge pop band concert. My amazement was due to the fact that none..I repeat, NONE of those pop band concert penetrated the auditorium. Magnificent!. The decor inside was really cool. My only feedback was that I hope they have escalator instead of stairs to reach some of the boxes as it is quite a step up there. All in all it was a nice experience. Oh yah, we did have to walk quite a bit to the nearest intersection as it was jammed packed after the two concert and difficult to get taxi back to the hotel.

HERM PAZ

Google

Beautiful Renzo Piano building, worth a visit even when not attending a performance.

Sam Lee

Google

Went to a symphony concert in the main hall and a piano recital in the smaller hall. Very nice venue although bit outside the city center. Accessible by bus and taxi. Note that the entrance for the venue is not so obvious on Google Maps. It is by the "Notebook" book store.

Jennifer T.

Google

Our recent experience at the Auditorium Parco della Musica was overshadowed by the unprofessional and unacceptable behavior of some staff members: 1. Aggressive Behavior: One of the staff members screamed at us during what should have been a simple inquiry. This was shocking and completely uncalled for, leaving us embarrassed and uncomfortable in front of other guests. 2. Lack of Courtesy: Throughout our visit, there was a consistent lack of respect and politeness from the team. This aggressive approach is entirely unsuitable for a venue of such cultural importance. 3. Failure to Address Issues: When we tried to report the behavior to another staff member, we were met with dismissiveness, further adding to our frustration. This type of treatment is unacceptable, especially at a world-class venue. We strongly recommend that management takes steps to address this issue and provide staff with proper training in customer service. Such behavior tarnishes the reputation of the Auditorium and discourages visitors from returning.

Spencer Hawken

Google

Visited as part of the Rome film festival. A wonderful venue, that works for a number of different event types. I think the only negative is that it’s quite far out, buses in the area infrequent and the metro out there non existent. So be prepared for a long walk or a cab.

HP Chng

Google

What a spectacular building, inaugurated in 2002 by incorporating the remains of a Roman villa unearthed during the initial construction that started in 1995. The hall where the national orchestra performs has a whopping 2,744 seats. The whole complex was named after Ennio Morricone when he passed away in 2020. Transport is not easy to figure out for tourists, but one could walk or take a bus.

neurostella

Google

Visited here to attend a conference. Although it was not suitable for the conference, the overall size and facilities were excellent. The place was clean, well maintained, and the friendly staffs were here with this space. I think that all the environments available to contribute a good space for enjoying music.

Anima Libera

Google

Great open-air music hall for 2800 seats. It was a real pleasure to attend the concert here. Amazing experience! The area is well-organised and well-kept, the staff are polite and friendly!

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