Tour e concerto della cripta dei cappuccini a Roma

Fascinating Crypt Tour. Interesting. Something different, that's for sure. Beautiful singing and acoustics. Easy to navigate.

Excellent experience from the moment I arrived. The experience is split into three sections; the museum and church tour, the crypt section and finally the concert. I also arrived early to sit in the church in silence for a while, which I would recommend if you have time as it is a very beautiful church. Lorenzo was the guide for the first two sections who was excellent. He was very friendly, informative and knowledgeable, and I particularly enjoyed hearing about the paintings (the highlight of which was a Caravaggio). What I liked is that the tour felt very calm (only around 25 people in total who were split between two guides) and if the group naturally lingered at a section he did not rush. The Crypt section speaks for itself, but again Lorenzo was knowledgeable and answered a couple of questions from some members of the group. I liked the fact it was stated this section could also be both entirely optional or skippable. Everyone in the group went in, but I can understand some people may be uncomfortable in there, so giving them the choice is good. Finally, the concert took place which was magnificent! Paola, Micaela, Marco and Stefano performed 10 pieces to the entire group. I will not say too much about this as it has to be experienced! What I will say is that as a visitor to this beautiful city, getting to hear the sacred music in person is something I will remember for a very long time. Thank you to everyone involved in this experience.

The Capuchins tour and concert is a perfect evening experience featuring a tour of the Capuchins Crypts of bones, an original Caravaggio painting, and a short, but spellbinding concert of religious music from the 15th century sung by opera singers (Schola Romana Ensemble).

This was a really interesting sight and the concert was excellent. I think the price was a bit high for the total experience, but we still would recommend this tour if you’re looking for something unique to do in Rome.

The concert portion of this tour is worth the price alone. The sacred music sung by these amazing singers will fill your soul! Due to a special event in the church the concert I attended was held in the convent and it was still amazing. If you are turned off by the crypt tour you can skip it and still tour the museum, the church, and attend the concert. If I were going to be here long enough I would go again.

This is such a cheap thing to do while in Rome. I booked on line and didn’t receive a confirmation email so when I went to the desk at the allotted time to explain the male on reception was rude and simply wouldn’t let me explain. I was completely at ease as I knew I had paid but he made it into something as he wasn’t pleasant at all. That said once we got in it was really interesting and the actual crypt is one on the most fascinating yet macabre things I’ve ever seen. Only takes about an hour and the audio guide is available in every language.