Italy · SHOW
The 4 best shows you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason — start there.
See 2700 years of Rome in a 27-minute multimedia show, plus interactive city models. Skip the ticket line.
“That was really amazing! Highly recommended for anyone who wants to learn about the history of Rome.”
See a real Murano furnace demo, watch masters shape vases and a glass horse, then browse 500 sqm of showroom art. From $5.
“Visiting Murano and witnessing a live glass-blowing demonstration was one of the most fascinating experiences we’ve ever had. From the moment we entered the workshop, we were amazed by the skill, precision, and artistry on display. The master glassblower made the entire process look effortless as he shaped molten glass into delicate, beautiful works of art right before our eyes. It was incredible to watch the transformation happen in real-time, with every twist, breath, and movement bringing the piece to life. The combination of heat, craftsmanship, and centuries-old tradition created a truly magical atmosphere. We gained a deep appreciation for the artistry and dedication that goes into eac...”
A 1.5-hour Rome gladiator show with museum time, real-armour reenactors, and audience participation, starting around 8:45 pm.
“What a fun show. Everyone involved has a great attitude and it is just a fun overall experience to take in for a night in the city. They even arrange for taxis to come at the end to save you the hassle of finding your own cabs.”
Milan’s Maison Milano pairs a 3-course Italian dinner with acrobatics, fire performers, and a DJ set. A fun, adult night out.
“The food was delicious and the performers were engaging to watch. Had a great night with my family and it was a memorable experience.”
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