• Palazzo Patrizi Montoro - Situated in the S. Eustachio district, this palace stands where a modest house once existed, purchased in 1596 by Giovanni Francesco Aldobrandini.

In 1611, Donna Olimpia Aldobrandini had the building modified, creating the current façade, possibly based on an initial design by Giacomo della Porta, later executed by Carlo Maderno.

In 1642, the palace was acquired by the Marchesi Patrizi, of Sienese origin, who were connected to many Roman families, including the Marchesi Montoro in 1736 and the Marchesi Naro, custodians of the renowned Banner of the Holy Roman Church, bestowed by Pope Urban VIII in 1603.

The art collection was largely assembled thanks to the passion and patronage of two papal treasurers: Costanzo Patrizi (1589–1624) and Giovanni Battista Patrizi (1658–1727), who commissioned the construction of the family villa.

• Audio guided tour
• Vivaldi’s Four Seasons concert

• Bottled water
• Snacks

An experience that intertwines art and music in the heart of Rome…

Be transported to a unique and unforgettable event, reserved for a fortunate few, within the extraordinary Palazzo Patrizi-Montoro. An evening where the timeless allure of Antonio Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” merges with the elegance of a historic residence that rarely opens its doors to the public.

An unmatched exclusivity: before the concert, guests will have the opportunity to explore the frescoed rooms and artworks housed in the palace with an exceptional tour, immersing themselves in the refined atmosphere of one of Rome’s hidden gems, accessible only to attendees of this special event.

Experience an unparalleled sensory journey: the grandeur of the historic architecture and the sublime notes of Vivaldi will make this evening a memorable experience, reserved for those who wish to experience art in an extraordinary setting.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.