Little Boys Choir Plodviv, Bulgaria
Leandros Sitaros Choir, Cyprus
Choeur d’Hommes du Pays Vannetais, France
Amici Del Canto Choir, Great Britain
Patras Polyphonic Choir, Greece
Choir of the Universidad del Istmo, Guatemala
Ki Agush Choir, Guatemala
Coro Cantores Mundi, Italy
Chorus Marignanensis, Italy
Collegium Baccalarum Choir, Poland
Coro Padre Tomás Borba da AMIT, Portugal
Amici della Musica Choir, Romania
Coro Orfeo La Lira, Spain
Coro Arte Vocal, Spain

During your stay in Roma you will not only sing in the most beautiful churches with a good acoustics and meet people from all over the world, but you will be able to visit the unique sites of the Eternal City:

You cannot leave Rome without a tour of the ruins and monuments of the Roman Empire with the Colosseum, one of the most famous buildings in the world, symbol of Eternal City with its enormous dimensions. You will be able to make a tour in the Roman Forum, perhaps the most fascinating expression of ancient Roman civilization. There are several other important things and place to visit in this ancient part of the town as the Capitol Hill, the smallest of Rome’s seven hills, characterized today by the solemnity of Michelangelo’s unique architecture, as many other sites.

If you want to discover the so called Romantic Rome, you must go to the Trevi Fountain, Rome’s biggest fountain. This is an obligatory stop for every visitor who wishes to assure his return to Rome in the future by throwing a coin into the fountain over his shoulder. You will admire the Spanish Steps, one of the most picturesque scenes of Rome and finally the Pantheon, Emperor Hadrian’s monumental temple, an impressive and enormous construction from the Roman Empire which has survived almost intact until our days. Your visit can finish with a tour in one of the most famous squares of Rome – Piazza Navona where you can have a stop and taste the typical Italian ice cream.

Last but not least, we suggest you a tour of Christian Rome with visit to the patriarchal basilicas: St. Paul Outside the Walls which has been the biggest church in the world before the new construction of St. Peter’s, the Basilica of St. John in Lateran, called “Mother and Capital of all Churches in the City and the Continent”. Another patriarchal basilica, St. Mary Major, is the biggest among the 80 Marian shrines in Rome. Its sumptuous interior is one of the most beautiful and solemn sacral spaces in Rome.

The Region of Lazio is found in central Italy, located on the Tyrrhenian Sea. It borders with Tuscany, Marches, Umbria, Abruzzi, Campania and Molise. In general, Lazio has a mild climate thanks to the influence of the Mediterranean Sea. Lazio offers a variety of landscapes including lakes, mountains and sea and a lot of chances from the point of view of tourism.

For those who want to discover Lazio history and origins throughout monuments, archaeological sites and ruins of ancient populations the region offers a wide range of possibilities. Lazio also allows tourists to choose a different kind of tourism, discovering the oeno-gastronomic itineraries and showing the unique traditions and peculiarities of Lazio cooking style.

Lazio Region hosts lots of events, fairs, exhibitions in the frame of entertainment in general. All initiatives are aimed at bettering tourist offer and making the Region attractive both to foreigners and Italian visitors.

Italian Colli Albani, or Monti Albani, area of extinct volcanoes southeast of Rome. The Alban hills are a beautiful place situated 25 Km in the hills southeast of Rome. Nearby there are two little lakes called Albano and Nemi. The Alban hills were a place sacred to the people of Latium. Old Roman roads, temples, villas, and theatres are still preserved there. Because of their coolness in summer, the hills for centuries have been a favourite summer resort of old Romans people. The vineyards produce the popular wines known as "Frascati Superiore DOC", "Cannellino", etc.

Art and culture, centuries-old traditions: these are the Italian Colli Albani. The range is from archaeology to wine food and culture; all within the territory of the Alban Hills ( 39 municipalities) in the immediate vicinity of Rome. You will be able to visit unique sites: the land of the Tusculum Villas; archaeological sites (such as the amphitheatre and the cisterns of Albano). Concerning food and wine, you will taste the bread baked in Genzano, roast pork from Ariccia, the famous wine, including the inimitable “fraschette” jars of Frascati”. It is strongly suggested to make a walk in the villages streets, shop for traditional and fashionable products, meet friendly people in the numerous bars and pubs, visit the antique markets hosted in different villages, or have an authentic meal in the restaurants, taste local foods and wines in a pleasant and lively atmosphere.

Nemi has a very long history, most significant is the temple of Diana goddess of fertility and the woods, and of course the Roman ships of Caligula. Nemi is also famous for the wild strawberries known as “fragoline”. The Lake of Nemi lies on the volcanic complex of The "Colli Albani". Less famous but more suggestive, the lake-filled Nemi crater is smaller and shallower than the Albano crater. The town of Nemi is located on the northern rim of the Nemi crater, allowing for extremely beautiful views onto the crater lake below. To the southwest there is the village of Genzano. The area is renowned as one of the most suggestive nature regions in Italy and as a part of a natural park, it has for the most part been preserved intact.

Lake Albano lies 293 metres (961 feet) above sea level. With its smooth surface, functions as a natural amphitheatre. The lake is part of the volcanic complex of Colli Albani that constitute an extremely scenic landscape and is a quite popular weekend destination for numerous Romans. Right on the rim of the crater is Castel Gandolfo which hosts the summer residence of the Pope.

Albano and Castel Gandolfo can look back upon a long history. According to legend, Ascanius, son of Aeneas, founded there Alba Longa; it was the oldest capital of the Sabine league. In the XII century the area of Castel Gandolfo was dominated by a castle belonging to the Roman noble family of the Gandolfi, who gave the town its name.

Castel Gandolfo is the town chosen by the Popes for their holiday. In the centre of the Castelli Romani, it has a panorama of extraordinary beauty, embracing the Lake and all its beauty and charm. At the sunset you can admire the spectacular lights dancing on the water of the Lake, where the atmosphere is really magic.