ARENA, Opera - Ai Voice

The Arena of Verona is one of the most famous Roman amphitheaters still in use today, and it is particularly renowned for its close connection to opera.

This special relationship began in 1913, when the opera impresario Giovanni Zenatello decided to celebrate the centenary of Giuseppe Verdi’s birth with a grand production of Aida. That performance marked the beginning of the Verona Opera Festival, a tradition that continues to this day.

The Arena is considered an ideal venue for opera performances for several reasons. Its architectural design, featuring exceptional acoustics, allows sound to carry naturally and clearly, even to the spectators seated farthest away. Its capacity of around 15,000 people creates a unique atmosphere, blending history, music, and spectacle. The open-air setting adds an extraordinary dimension, especially at night, when the lighting highlights the ancient Roman walls, creating a majestic and evocative backdrop....