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Andrea Bocelli

Three nights in Florence with flights, transfers and a reserved seat at Teatro del Silenzio, Lajatico.

Fri 23 Jul - Mon 26 Jul 2027

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Florence at sunset, with the Duomo and Giotto's bell tower rising above the rooftops
A white road lined with cypress trees winding through the Tuscan hills at sunset
Two monumental white figures above the stone stage at Teatro del Silenzio at dusk, with the orchestra's chairs set out below

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Your hotel

Three nights at the Anglo American in Florence, with breakfast at Vivi, the hotel’s own restaurant, each morning.

Courtyard terrace at dusk, with teal parasols, lit rattan lanterns on the tables and warm light from the bar windows
Fri 23 Jul - Mon 26 Jul

Anglo American Hotel Florence, Curio Collection by Hilton

118 rooms in an 1892 building on Via Solferino, Florence.

Rated 4.2

Your room

Bed dressed in white against a navy base, below a framed portrait and a striped wall light, with a coral armchair and a fan-pattern rug
Classic Room

Your welcome dinner

Served at the hotel on your first evening in Florence.

Restaurant dining room with white glass chandeliers, cream banquettes and red chairs at round tables, and a teal archway hung with floral curtains over a booth
Dining with half a bottle of wine pp

Your pre-concert dining

The coach calls at a winery on the way to Lajatico, with time to eat before the show.

Rows of vines across the Tuscan hills at sunset, with a farmhouse on the ridge
Sat 24 Jul

Pre-Concert Dining at Winery

A stop in the Tuscan countryside on the way to the concert.

Your concert

Reserved seating at Teatro del Silenzio, issued in a minimum of pairs. Gates open from six and the music starts at half past eight.

Two monumental pale figures, one standing and one crouching, lit at dusk above a wall of rough-cut stone set with smaller white figures, with the orchestra's chairs and music stands laid out on the stage below and Tuscan hills behind
Sat 24 Jul

Open Air Seating at Teatro del Silenzio

Open-air theatre above Lajatico, built and taken down each July.

Rated 4.6

What’s included

Three nights in Florence, a reserved seat at Teatro del Silenzio, flights and all transfers.

Included as standard

  • Return economy flight

    From a London airport.

  • Airport coach transfers

    On arrival and departure day.

Hotel

  • Breakfast included

  • Three nights in Florence

    Based on twin occupancy.

Welcome dinner

  • Three-course welcome dinner

  • Half a bottle of selected wine

    Per person.

Florence at sunset, with the Duomo and Giotto's bell tower rising above the rooftops

Lajatico

27°

Sunny

H: 32°L: 18°

Our best tips

Weather

Florence and the Lajatico hills sit around 32°C in the afternoon in July and drop to the high teens overnight. The concert is outdoors and starts at half past eight, so the worst of the heat has gone by then. Take a jacket for the coach back.

Dress code

The theatre publishes no dress code and most people land near smart casual. Footwear is the part that matters: it is a hillside, the ground is uneven, and you cross it after dark on the way out.

Travel

Lajatico is 83 km south west of Florence, about an hour and a quarter each way. The coach leaves the hotel in the afternoon for the winery and does not get back until late, so plan the next morning accordingly.

Getting you on track

With Imperial Corporate Events

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Completely hands-off from start to finish

Tell us what you're after and we'll plan the rest. All you have to do is show up.

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Tasting menu
Restaurant reservation
Birthday surprise
Flight upgrades
Trip extension
Champagne on arrival
Spa treatment
Private chef
Anniversary cake
Helicopter transfer
Private tour

Add personal touches to your trip

Make a request and our team will do everything they can to make it happen

Seamless booking process

Pick the experience, pick the tier, pick the day. Your account manager handles the rest.

Huge Portfolio of Events

F1, Wimbledon, Royal Ascot, the Six Nations, Glastonbury. If it sells out in minutes, we have people on the door.

What our guests say

Don't just take our word for it

Andrea Bocelli Experience

Attended Andrea Bocelli Anglo American Hotel - 3 Night Travel Experience - Master Suite & Gold Ticket. Very pleased with the choice of provider Imperial Events the event was outstanding, hotel, company, hospitality and Florence exceeded expectations. Strongly recommended would do it again

Andrew L04 Aug 2026

Super evening Andrea Bocelli

Had such a wonderful evening and all thanks to Paddi what a great girl she sounds on the phone

Joseph H14 May 2025

Fantastic evening seeing Andrea Bocelli…

Fantastic evening seeing Andrea Bocelli at the 02 with a meal before. Booked with ease and confidence thanks to Paddi taking care of all our needs. Will definitely be booking another experience soon!

Anita H14 May 2025

Andrea Bocelli - a wonderful experience!

From booking experience with Marcus to the event itself was great. Marcus was on the end of the phone to resolve any problems or queries I had - in fact every person I spoke to on the phones during the several months from booking to going to the O2 to see Andrea Bocelli were friendly, knowledgable and so easy to deal with. Meal prior to the concert was excellent and the concert itself was amazing with hospitality throughout! Thoroughly enjoyed the whole occasion and looking forward to our next Imperial Corporate Event!

Ruth M06 May 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

Return economy flights out of London, group coach transfers from the airport to the hotel and from the hotel out to the theatre, three nights at the Anglo American Hotel Florence on twin occupancy, a reserved seat for the concert, a welcome dinner at the hotel, breakfast every morning at Vivi, and food and wine at a local winery before the show.

Not yet. The theatre publishes its July line-up several months in advance and the 2027 dates have not been announced. Treat any dates you see here as provisional. Your trip is built around the night the theatre confirms, and we will talk you through it before anything is fixed.

By group coach from the hotel. Lajatico is 83 km south west of Florence and the run takes about an hour and a quarter. You stop at a local winery on the way for food before the show, then carry on to the theatre. The same coach brings you back to Florence afterwards.

Seats at Teatro del Silenzio are issued in a minimum of pairs, so they come in twos. Hotel rooms are on twin occupancy for the same reason. If you are travelling as an odd number, say so early and we will work out how the seating and the rooms fall.

The theatre does not set one. It is an open-air amphitheatre built into a hillside though, so comfortable shoes will do more for you than smart ones, and a jacket is worth packing for the evening.

Teatro del Silenzio holds the following day in reserve and moves the concert to it, with no refunds for a postponement. That is why the concert sits on the middle night of your three rather than the last. If it shifts by a day you are still in Florence, and you still go.

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Andrea Bocelli smiling at the microphone in a blue jacket
Photo credit: Jakub JaneckiLicence: CC BY-SA 4.0

The history of Andrea Bocelli

Andrea Bocelli grew up on a farm in the Tuscan hills, lost his sight at twelve, and spent years singing in piano bars before a demo tape reached Luciano Pavarotti. He has since sold more than 75 million records, the most of any classical solo artist in history. Along the way he has recorded the best-selling Italian album of all time, taken a Guinness listing on the American classical chart, and sung the most-watched classical live stream YouTube has carried.

There is no one finer.
Luciano PavarottiOn hearing Bocelli's 'Miserere' demo
Andrea Bocelli smiling in a blue jacket
Photo credit: Jakub JaneckiLicence: CC BY-SA 4.0
If people judged that something was beyond my capacities, I felt obliged to prove them wrong.
Andrea BocelliFrom his memoir, The Music of Silence
1958

A boy is born on a farm in Lajatico, Tuscany.

Rolling Tuscan hills with hilltop villages near Lajatico
Photo credit: MauriziotaniLicence: Public domain

Piano lessons at six, blind at twelve after a football accident, and a law degree paid for by singing in piano bars.

Andrea Bocelli was born on 22 September 1958 in Lajatico, a village in the Tuscan hills, and grew up on the family farm. Born with congenital glaucoma, he had limited sight from the start. He began piano lessons at six, later adding flute and saxophone. At twelve, an accident during a football match brought on a brain haemorrhage, and he lost his sight completely. He carried on with his studies and took a law degree at the University of Pisa, singing in piano bars at night to pay his way.

1992

A demo tape reaches Pavarotti.

Zucchero Fornaciari singing at the microphone, arms spread
Photo credit: Meyer-KonstanzLicence: CC BY-SA 4.0

Zucchero wrote 'Miserere' for Pavarotti. Pavarotti heard the demo and said the unknown should sing it.

After years of vocal study under Franco Corelli, Bocelli recorded a demo tape that reached the Italian rock star Zucchero Fornaciari, who had written a duet called "Miserere" with Luciano Pavarotti in mind. Pavarotti listened to the demo and reportedly told Zucchero to record it with Bocelli instead, because there was no one finer. Bocelli sang the track with Zucchero, and it became a hit across Europe.

1994

A Sanremo win launches the first album.

The neon-lettered facade of the Teatro Ariston in Sanremo
Photo credit: kallernaLicence: CC BY-SA 4.0

He won the newcomers' section with 'Il mare calmo della sera'. The debut album of the same name went platinum in Italy.

Bocelli won the newcomers' section of the 1994 Sanremo Music Festival with "Il mare calmo della sera", and the debut album that carried its name went platinum in Italy. His second album, "Bocelli", followed a year later. Italy had found a tenor equally at home in the opera house and the pop charts.

1997

Romanza becomes the best-selling Italian album of all time.

Andrea Bocelli taking a bow beside a soprano, arms raised
Photo credit: InfoGibraltarLicence: CC BY 2.0

More than 20 million copies sold, with 'Time to Say Goodbye' at number one across Europe.

Released in 1996, "Romanza" topped charts across Europe and went on to sell more than 20 million copies, which still makes it the best-selling album by an Italian artist. Its lead single, "Time to Say Goodbye" ("Con te partirò"), recorded with the soprano Sarah Brightman, reached number one in several countries and became one of the best-selling singles ever released.

1999

Sacred Arias becomes the best-selling classical album by a solo artist.

Andrea Bocelli singing with orchestra and choir behind him
Photo credit: InfoGibraltarLicence: CC BY 2.0

More than five million copies, and a Guinness listing for holding the top three places on the American classical chart at once.

Recorded with the Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, "Sacred Arias" sold more than five million copies, the most of any classical album by a solo artist. At one point Bocelli held the top three positions on the American classical chart at the same time, which earned him a place in the Guinness Book of Records. The same year, "Sogno" entered the Billboard 200 at number four, his highest placing yet on the American pop chart.

2006

Teatro del Silenzio opens in his home village.

An open-air amphitheatre in the hills above Lajatico, in use one weekend each July, with Bocelli as the headliner.

In 2006 Bocelli inaugurated the Teatro del Silenzio, an open-air amphitheatre built into the hillside above Lajatico. It hosts a short run of concerts each July, with Bocelli as the headliner, and for the rest of the year the stage area returns to a lake with a sculpture at its centre. The name means "theatre of silence", and for most of the year that is what it is.

2010

A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Andrea Bocelli laughing with Veronica Berti at his Walk of Fame ceremony
Photo credit: Angela GeorgeLicence: CC BY-SA 3.0

The 2,402nd star on the Walk of Fame, and the World Cup's closing concert in Johannesburg the same summer.

On 2 March 2010 Bocelli received the 2,402nd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. That July he headlined "Celebrate Africa, The Grand Finale", the closing concert of the South Africa World Cup, in Johannesburg alongside Bryan Adams and the soprano Pretty Yende.

2020

Alone in an empty Duomo on Easter Sunday.

The empty nave of the Duomo di Milano looking towards the altar
Photo credit: AconcaguaLicence: CC BY-SA 3.0

'Music for Hope' drew 2.8 million simultaneous viewers, the largest audience a classical live stream has had on YouTube.

On Easter Sunday 2020, with Italy locked down, Bocelli sang inside Milan's cathedral, the Duomo, with only the cathedral organist for company. The performance, titled "Music for Hope", streamed live on YouTube and drew 2.8 million simultaneous viewers, the largest audience for a classical live stream in the platform's history, with 28 million views inside its first day. He finished with "Amazing Grace", sung to an empty square from the cathedral steps.

2024

Thirty years on, an anniversary tour.

Andrea Bocelli on a red-lit stage with orchestra and choir
Photo credit: InfoGibraltarLicence: CC BY 2.0

Three decades after Sanremo, with more than 75 million records sold, the most of any classical solo artist.

Thirty years after the Sanremo win, Bocelli marked the anniversary with concerts across Europe and North America and a three-night run at the Teatro del Silenzio. The catalogue behind him stretches from complete operas to duets with Ed Sheeran and Dua Lipa, and his records have sold more than 75 million copies, the most of any classical solo artist in history.