Before Rugby Union went fully professional, most international stadiums held 50 - 60k people - now…read morethey have grown into 75k plus. The great thing about this stadium is that it is a throwback to the old days - circa 30k spectators, and no matter where you are in the ground you always feels close to the action. The best thing os the passion of the home supporters - especially when they win. Last time I was there, they beat us Taffs and even though I was disappointed we lost, the atmosphere was fantastic - it was like they had won the World Cup, blue firecrackers going off, etc etc. The place to see your team play away in the 6 nations (unless you are Itlaian of course) and a great weekend overall in Rome.

Waaaah! Amaluna. Ama-was-really bored! Ama want my $126 back too!…read more What a letdown. I've seen four Cirque du Soleil shows and this one doesn't even seem to be good enough to put the Cirque du Soleil name on it. The show isn't cohesive at all. It's just one act after another, all talented, and they all do something interesting and impressive for about a minute or two, and then spend the next ten or fifteen minutes doing it again, and again, and again. Enough already. The music was upbeat and I think it gave the allusion that the show was better than it really was. Oh man, this was bad. I was so glad when the show was finally over. You know it's bad when a show features someone balancing bones for fifteen minutes. I wish I was kidding about that. I was thinking of being generous and giving it three stars but I don't what Cirque du Soleil throwing these sub-par shows at us and knowing we'll still go because of their name. Another thing is they were way too lax with people taking photos during the show They were even using flash! Not good! Not safe either. It's not cheap to see this show, but the Cirque de Soleil shows are usually worth it. Not this one. One good thing about the San Pedro venue where I saw it is that free street parking can easily be found just a five-minute walk away...which is great because I couldn't wait to get the heck out of there.

This show was full of so many talented people. I loved…read moreseeing all the different acts and listening to the rocking band. The reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because of our seats. We were not in the very center, but we weren't in nose bleed seats either. From our seats we could not see the very front part of the stage. It was obstructed by one of the tent poles. It would have been nice if the web site had mentioned this before purchasing our tickets.

WOW. This place is just so stunning. What a beautiful hall to listen to music in. I actually had…read morethe honour of performing here once and was wowed by the acoustics. It is probably one of the best concert halls I have ever been in. The architecture is simply amazing. Do take the time to explore around here as there are cafes, stores, etc. that you can look around in prior to the event/concert you are attending. I wish I had more time to stay in the hall and fully soak in how great it was. Do not pass on an opportunity to come here if one comes up.

What could I say? It just changed my life, as the life of thousands of romans…read more Auditorium Parco della Musica offered shows like we never had, in a wonderful area, perfectly done for the music and the arts, multifunctional and productive. I just suggest all tourists to have a look, and all romans to join their events.

TLDR: Great guide, small group, and worth it to skip the lines, but the meeting point is a mess &…read moreneeds organization Anytime I book through Viator, it's always a bit sketch relying on just the website's reviews. However, now that I'm posting this on Yelp, I'm honestly shocked by the overwhelming amount of negative reviews, but at the same time, not shocked. I booked the Colosseum Arena Full Experience (semi-private, max of 8 people). My tour started at 9:00 AM and per instructions, requested to meet in front of Santi Cosma e Damiano Basilica 15 mins prior to pickup tickets and meet the tour guide. The instructions were clear, find a representative in a blue vest or white polo with the company logo, however, this said logo was never provided. A flag (& providing the company logo) would have made a huge difference. On Viator, this company is listed as "Vivicos Travel," but on the ticket provided and on the representative, they have an entirely different company name. Closer to 9:00 AM, two reps in blue vests finally arrived reading off names. I had just booked 1.5 hours before the tour, so I was honestly surprised they had my ticket ready. Because of that, I'll give them some grace for the disorganization. NOTE: You have to have an ID/your passport for entry. If you're booking last-minute, a digital copy will work. The tour starts at the Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, and ends at the Colosseum. Unfortunately, due to this route, you're walking uphill through a lot of uneven terrain before reaching the Colosseum--so wear your most comfortable sneakers. Because it's a guided tour, it runs on a tight schedule. You won't have much time to stop, read, or fully take things in. That said, our guide, Mircea, was excellent--super knowledgeable and was able to answer every question I threw at him.

This company is a scam artist…read more They just gave you a ticket and then an app that does not work. Complete Acam

A must see modern museum of you visit Rome. The architecture (Zaha Hadid) and the content of all…read morethe works is incredible, interesting & interactive. The transition, as you move in the space from art to architecture is smooth and you'll enjoy & learn every minute of it. Plus students get in for free! (Not sure if it only applies to students that reside in the area though but mention that you are a student regardless because they seemed pretty chill when I went lol).

Pretty nice space. Far from center but you can also visit…read morethe Olympic stadium, music hall, and mosque while you're up here. Galleries are ok, not amazing. Architecture is good but maybe would look nice had it had a bigger budget. Space outside is nice. You can also visit the BASE to study.