The Teatro dell’Opera di Roma (Rome Opera House) is one of Italy’s most prestigious and historic theaters, playing a vital role in the country’s cultural landscape since its inauguration in 1880. Designed by Achille Sfondrini, this magnificent venue has hosted legendary opera singers, breathtaking ballets, and symphonic masterpieces, solidifying its reputation as a cornerstone of Rome’s artistic heritage.
Located near Piazza della Repubblica, the Opera House is not only an architectural gem but also a vibrant cultural hub, offering a diverse program ranging from classic operas like La Traviata and Aida to contemporary performances. Attending a show here is a must for any visitor seeking an authentic Italian cultural experience in an opulent setting adorned with gilded interiors and superb acoustics.
How to Get to the Opera di Roma from B&B Savoia Roma (Via Savoia 72)
B&B Savoia Roma enjoys a prime location in the heart of Rome, just a short distance from Termini Station, making it easy to reach the Teatro dell’Opera (Piazza Beniamino Gigli, 1). Here are the best transportation options:
1. Walking (15-20 minutes – A Pleasant Stroll Through Rome)
Exit B&B Savoia and head southwest on Via Savoia toward Via Principe Amedeo.
Turn right onto Via Cavour, a major avenue leading toward the historic center.
Continue straight until you reach Via dei Serpenti, then turn left onto Via Nazionale.
Walk along Via Nazionale until Piazza della Repubblica—the Opera House is just a short walk south.
2. Metro (Fastest Option – 5 minutes)
From Termini Station (a 5-minute walk from B&B Savoia), take Metro Line A (direction: Battistini).
Ride just one stop to Repubblica – Teatro dell’Opera.
The theater is directly outside the metro exit.
3. Bus (10-15 minutes)
From Termini Station, take Bus 64 or Bus 70 and get off at Nazionale/Quattro Fontane, then walk 3 minutes.
Alternatively, Bus 150F stops right by the Opera House at Piazza Beniamino Gigli.
4. Taxi (5-10 minutes, approx. €10-15)
A quick and convenient option, especially if you’re dressed for a formal evening.
Taxis can be hailed near Termini or booked via apps like Free Now or Uber.
Tips for Your Visit
Book tickets early – Performances often sell out, especially during peak seasons.
Dress code – While not strictly enforced, elegant attire is customary for evening shows.
Dining nearby – Enjoy a pre-opera dinner at Ristorante Tema (fine dining) or Trattoria Monti (Roman classics).
Why Stay at B&B Savoia Roma?
With its central location on Via Savoia 72, B&B Savoia Roma offers comfort and convenience, placing you within easy reach of Rome’s top attractions—including the breathtaking Teatro dell’Opera. Whether you choose to walk, take the metro, or ride a taxi, you’ll arrive in minutes, ready to immerse yourself in the magic of Italian opera.
