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“La Traviata” is a captivating three-act opera that first premiered on March 6, 1853, at Venice’s iconic La Fenice.
Composed by the legendary Giuseppe Verdi, La Traviata—meaning ‘The Fallen Woman’—narrates to you the tragic love story of Violetta, a courtesan, through powerful and emotional stage performances.
In essence, it’s a timeless classic dealing with themes of love, sacrifice, and redemption, and it continues to resonate with audiences worldwide even to this day.
Here’s everything you need to know before booking your La Traviata Opera tickets.
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What’s ahead
Things to know before booking tickets
You can book Opera La Traviata tickets online or at the venue—which can involve long wait times, especially during peak hours.
Online tickets help you skip the queue, are often cheaper, and allow you to choose a preferred time slot in advance.
Booking online also ensures availability and prevents last-minute sell-outs. After the purchase, tickets are emailed to you, and you can enter by showing the e-ticket on your smartphone—no printouts needed.
Opera La Traviata tickets
With this ticket, you can see Verdi’s La Traviata opera in a beautiful church in the heart of Rome.
St. Paul’s Within the Walls offers the perfect ambiance to host a night of operatic melodrama, with a spectacular performance of Verdi’s La Traviata.
You can choose between front-row and back-row seats, but we recommend you opt for the first-row seats as they give you a clear view of the show.
The opera lasts for 2.15 hours with a 25-minute intermission in between.
Cost of tickets
The cost of tickets for La Traviata Opera depends on your selected seating.
The tickets for front-row seats are priced at €35 for all visitors aged 18 and above. Children up to the age of 17 get a €5 discount and pay only €30 for the front seat.
The back row seats cost €25 for visitors aged 18 and above; kids aged 17 and below get a €5 discount and pay just €20 for the back seat.
Ticket Prices
Front Seats
Adult (18+ years): €35
Child (up to 17 years): €30
Back Seats
Adult (18+ years): €25
Child (up to 17 years): €20
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Tickets for I Virtuosi dell’opera di Roma
This ticket offers you access to a memorable night filled with enchanting lyrical operas composed by Verdi, Puccini, and Mozart.
Enjoy their impeccable work presented at the St. Paul’s Within the Walls Basilica, the first Protestant church to be built in Rome.
You can choose between VIP (1st, 2nd, or 3rd row), front, and back seats.
The Virtuosi dell’opera di Roma starts at 8.30 pm and lasts 1.5 hours.
This ticket does not include food and drinks, which can be purchased separately.
Ticket Prices
VIP – 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th row (18+ years): €50
Front Seats
Adult (18+ years): €35
Child (up to 17 years): €30
Student (up to 27 years with a valid student ID): €30
Back Seats
Adult (18+ years): €25
Child (up to 17 years): €20
Student (up to 27 years with a valid student ID): €20
La Traviata Opera + National Etruscan Museum
National Etruscan Museum is approximately 4 km (2.5 miles) from St. Paul’s Within the Walls and can be reached in 8 minutes by car.
After the La Traviata Opera, you can consider exploring the museum by booking a combo ticket.
You can get up to a 5% discount on this combo ticket.
The trip takes around 2-3 hours at La Traviata, and 1 hour at the National Etruscan Museum.
Ticket Cost: €41
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Frequently asked questions
Here are some questions tourists frequently ask before purchasing their tickets for La Traviata Opera in Rome.
Can I buy tickets at the venue?
Yes, tickets for La Traviata Opera are available at the St. Paul’s Within the Walls’ ticket office. However, popular timeslots may sell out due to high demand, so it is better to get them online in advance.
Do we need to print online tickets?
Visitors can present their tickets on mobile devices, but printed tickets are also accepted at the St. Paul’s Within the Walls Church. You can show the tickets on your smartphone at the entrance and walk inside the attraction.
What is the Opera’s arrival time?
The concert starts at 8.30 am. Arrive at least 15 minutes in advance, keeping the security check in mind.
What is the late arrival policy?
Entry into the Church once the concert starts will not be allowed.
What is the Opera’s refund policy?
You can cancel your ticket until 11:59 pm on the day before your visit for a full refund.
How to reschedule the ticket?
You can change the time and date of your visit until 11:59 pm on the day before your scheduled visit.
What language is the Opera performed in?
“La Traviata” is generally performed in its original language, Italian. However, some productions may offer subtitles or translations for the audience.
Is La Traviata a tragic opera?
Yes, it is a tragic opera. It tells the story of a doomed love affair between Violetta and Alfredo and concludes with a tragic ending.
How long is the intermission during a performance?
La Traviata is a three-act opera with a 25-minute intermission in the middle of Act II.
Can I wear formal attire to a performance?
While formal attire is not mandatory, it is common for opera-goers to dress up for the occasion. Many wear suits, tuxedos, evening gowns, or elegant dresses to enhance the experience.
Are children allowed to attend the Opera performance?
Children are generally welcome at opera performances, but “La Traviata” contains mature themes and may not be suitable for young children.
How can I best appreciate the music and singing in the Opera?
To fully appreciate the music and singing in “La Traviata,” it’s helpful to familiarize yourself with the opera’s arias and listen to them before the performance.
Opera La Traviata timings
The La Traviata Opera starts at 8.30 pm every Friday and lasts 2.15 hours.
The best time to reach St. Paul’s within the Walls Church for the La Traviata Opera is at least 15 minutes before the stage opens.
This way, you can avoid the rush and have enough time to settle down.
