Rome Verdi La Traviata Opera Performance Ticket

A Must-See Performance in Rome:
La Traviata at St. Paul's Within the Walls

When in Rome, don't miss the La Traviata performance at the legendary St. Paul's Within the Walls. La Traviata is one of the masterpieces by Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi, consisting of three acts and now performed worldwide after its debut in Venice.

A Special Performance in a Church

The La Traviata opera, held in the chapel, the symbol of St. Paul's Within the Walls, offers an unforgettable experience in Rome. It provides a grand feeling that is different from opera houses.

Compelling Storyline

The main story of La Traviata is as follows:

A party is held at the house of Violetta, the flower of Parisian society. Alfredo, a young nobleman who sees Violetta at the party, falls in love with her. However, Violetta is suffering from consumption and has been indulging in momentary pleasures, so she hesitates to accept his pure courtship. However, due to his persistent courtship, the two begin to live together in the suburbs of Paris. However, Violetta pays for living expenses in place of Alfredo, who has no sense of living, and soon the funds run out. Alfredo, who learns of this, leaves home for a while to get money, and in the meantime, his father, Germont, visits Violetta.

He asks her to break up for the sake of his son's future, and Violetta obeys him. Leaving only a note, Alfredo, who learns that she has disappeared, thinks that she abandoned him because of money. The two reunite at a glamorous party in Paris, and Alfredo throws the money he won from gambling and insults Violetta. Germont appears and scolds his son for his rudeness, and reveals that Violetta left because of a misunderstanding. Violetta is now unable to recover from her illness. She meets Alfredo again as she dies, and they miss the beautiful times of the past, but Violetta eventually dies.