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This winding walk through Rome’s center will transport you into the dramatic opera “Tosca”. Giacomo Puccini’s masterpiece is set in Rome. The tour will take you behind the curtain to see all the places featured in the opera that tells the story of the opera star Tosca and her lover, the revolutionary painter Mario Cavaradossi. At each location, you listen with headphones to musical excerpts from the opera. The dramatic romance comes to life in its real-life setting. This tour hits a high note for music and opera lovers. But it’s also popular among romantics or those who enjoy a riveting, historical tale. Our “Tosca” tour transports you to Rome in the year 1800.
• Official Rome guide
• Earpieces provided for listening to musical excerpts
• Facts about “Tosca”, opera in general and the historical context
• In English
| Das ganze Jahr | |
|---|---|
| Monday | On request |
| Tuesday | On request |
| Wednesday | On request |
| Thursday | On request |
| Friday | On request |
| Saturday | On request |
| Sunday | On request |
| Meeting point | Campo de' Fiori (more details after booking) |
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- Apr, 20, 2015 -
"If you love Tosca (and what opera lover doesn't?), you will absolutely flip over this tour of the actual places in Rome where the opera takes place. The guide was a passionate and dedicated guide who showed me everything I wanted to know--inside the church where Cavaradossi was painting, where Angelotti would have been hiding, where the Attavanti Chapel was, the windows in the Palazzo Farnese where Scarpia would have been working, the building where Tosca might have lived, the streets on which she walked, the theatre where she might have been rehearsing, the passageways and taxi stands (still there) where she would have hired a carriage, and the roof on the Castel Sant' Angelo, where Cavaradossi was shot and where Tosca jumped to her death."