Fondazione Musica per Roma - Auditorium Parco della Musica Review

Architecturally very beautiful structure, the room very large and comfortable for the use of various events, the Gospel show that I attended very involving. Overall an experience to do.

Nice place but a library inaccessible for bodybuilders who cannot access the space dedicated to them.

Pat Metheny concert in the Sala Santa Cecilia: excellent acoustics

A beautiful architecture of a great Italian. Very well managed (difficult in Rome). Too bad the excellent care, internal and external, inside and outside the Auditorium, as I would expect in such a place and as it is in other European capitals. Furthermore, it is difficult to get there by other means than by car.

Wonderful acoustics, offer much above average, there are no problems for parking.

Mosquitoes, the smell of sewage, crowded crowd, exaggerated but inefficient controls at the entrance to the auditorium, exaggerated local costs ... music ... Ok!

The show THE MUSIC IS DANGEROUS of the great Nicola Piovani and 'was very nice. Piovani, besides playing his marvelous music, recounted his memories of the great artists with whom he worked as Mastroianni Fellini and Cerami and many others. Very emotional when, at the end of the show, Piovani announced the presence of Maestro Ennio Morricone in the room, it is not often enough to see two big ones together

Wonderful place to cultivate culture

I recommend it to everybody
In addition, the library has books for all tastes
The bar prepares excellent aperitifs
In short, a place that you absolutely must visit

Place easily accessible by public transport
Excellent acoustics

A truly unique place to go and listen to a concert. On May 24th I saw Elisa and it was magical both as audio and as a view being in the second sector I was under the stage. Perfect.

Attached you can compare the visibility of the first seats in the stands, or those sold with "reduced visibility", and those from the third-fourth row onwards. I've been several times in the Cavea of the auditorium, both on concrete in the stands, and the sound has always been outstanding. Before entering, as usual, they have the caps removed from the bottles. However, going up towards the stands, there is a small square with a small fountain where you can fill the bottles, and in any case, at the top of the stands there is a bar where you can buy a drink.

Very elegant place like 90% of the people who enter it. Impressive and almost deafening acoustics. Good view from the first gallery, not great. Better, however, not too close to not lose your hearing. All efficient anyway.

Never again. I went on Wednesday 20 June to see the Proietti show, arriving at 8pm a queue of 1 hour to enter without sense, also because with tickets in hand and in addition a chaos to sit down. At the exit it was not written anywhere where taxis were taken and then after a while we saw a queue and by asking we understood that it was the queue for taxis and I note open eyes because there are the Gypsies who do not give up for screwed qsa.no we are not really wrong from top to bottom the organization.

By now a point of reference for Rome. The concert halls are a show, but there are also various initiatives taking place in the external area.

The temple of music! Every concert here has something more ...

Very nice and excellent acoustics! Well-stocked bookstore but badly served by public transport especially after a certain time when the subways end!

It is a place that exudes culture. The three rooms, Sinopoli, Petrassi and Santa Cecilia are exceptional both from the point of view of the comfort of the armchairs, the stalls and the gallery, and from the point of view of acoustics. Renzo Piano has designed a unique architectural work of its kind. The cavea is fantastic. Do not miss the archaeological finds discovered during the construction of the complex. Personally, thanks to the fact that my son has played the cello for years in the Junior Orchestra of the Santa Cecilia Academy, I have had many opportunities to enjoy the intense artistic atmosphere that hovers in this magnificent place of culture.

The whole Auditorium complex transports you to a more human dimension

What can I say, temple of both classical and modern music. Awesome

Excellent acoustics and comfortable seats. Silvestri concert magpies consuls fantastic

Modern place large offer of cultural initiatives large spaces very stocked bookshop

Beautiful exhibition of floriculture and garden furniture but too short 3 days and very little diffusion of the event that I learned by chance. Very interesting as a well served location also of parking a bit expensive the entrance 10 euros per head .... 3 euros per hour for the trolleys the rest in the norm.

Excellent acoustics, too bad that at every concert everything should be left in the wardrobe!

I listened to a concert in the cavea. Bad acoustics

:-) Stunning architecture, warm feeling with wood and red tapestry. Wonderful acoustics brought about by a careful studied disposition of curved surface and gaps. You feel hugged by Renzo Piano's vision of what an auditorium can transmit. A truly top notch theater. Waiting for Mahler's 2nd symphony. I need Resurrection after this day... :-)

Culture is combined with adequate and well-organized activities in a functional and well-made context.

beautiful place .. always many initiatives ... concerts ... gathering place ... well-kept public green area ... so much useful space .... library very well stocked with everything ... well cleaned ... excellent acoustics and variety of shows ... we go there often

Beautiful structure.
Not very suitable for large concerts because from the gallery it is difficult to see the whole stage because of a rather particular design that I believe is not functional.

I was at the Marco Ligabue concert yesterday and I must say that it is something amazingly beautiful, all very well organized, very well kept a crazy acoustics, very comfortable seats a little narrow but comfortable to wait for the concert to start.
I was really impressed I will definitely return.

An Italian Royal Albert Hall,
lacked our great thirst for music!

Away from the center and at the end of the concert no taxi to go back, we did the 5 km walk at 11 pm.
The auditorium is impressive, spacious, beautiful set of classic and modern. The ceiling capsules look like a turtle shell. The wood gives an impression of warmth.
Very nice acoustics. Armchairs very comfortable and spacious.

Good place for concerts and plays
Well organised

Very nice in terms of architecture but lackluster of shops

Beautiful structure, ideal for those looking for quality in acoustics.

It is designed to be easily accessed and is welcoming and well structured

Great atmosphere and eating possibilities when going to concerts. Parking available.

Why the unique place to listen to (any) music in your own nature! Thank you Rome ... thank you great Maestro Ennio Morricone! Italy is proud of you!

A spectacular evening, comfortable armchairs more than enough living space, perfect acoustics, I will definitely return to see other concerts

Went to see the Christmas market advertised but was sadly let down by lack of actual Christmas orientated stalls. The building itself is a bust hub for entertainment with a few shops and bars

Comfortable places, so-so catering, unheard of the absence of an open bar even during the afternoon, while speculating on the cafes with all that they already take.

External cavea, excellent acoustics and organization ... Perfect

I have never attended a concert but I attended the auditorium by accessing its infrastructures: the park, excellent for walks with Carlo; the entrance hall bar cafeteria. Outside the well-stocked library. At Christmas the ice skating rink is set up. There is also a room where exhibitions and cultural events are hosted. Every year the auditorium hosts the Rome Film Festival.

Unique in Rome of its kind eolo functional ... very dirty around cans and other papers ... it's a shame, it would be nice and honest to clean and not just for the cinema show

Good acoustics, large and comfortable steps, parking ok, no bathrooms

Unfortunately in Rome there is no place that feels good, having made this premise, I have seen two concerts this year (Toto, tears for fears), in the middle (parterre) the sound is just enough, on the sides scarce ....

Masterful architectural work by Renzo Piano. It has changed the face of the Flaminio district, returning to the territory beauty and a large gathering space, in addition to the cultural and musical offer.
A large park surrounds the three rooms: families with children, young people, the elderly can walk, play, stop, chat. .. safely and in a stimulating environment.
And in addition to the space overlooking the remains of an ancient Roman villa brought to light during the excavation of the foundations, do not miss the collection of Mycenaean art donated by the family of Maestro Sinopoli. Usable and easily accessible spaces. Free.

Excellent acoustics. When there are so many people it is even better. Too bad there is no pipe organ like in the auditorium of Naples