2 Best Performing Arts Venues in Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori, and the Jewish Ghetto, Rome

The 18th-century Teatro Argentina evokes glamour and sophistication with its velvet upholstery, large crystal chandeliers, and beautifully dressed theatergoers, who come to see international productions of stage and dance performances. This is one of the oldest theaters in Italy, but its foundation is ancient: it sits on the site of the Theater of Pompey, which was completed in AD 55.

The oldest English-language theater group in town has a repertoire of original and celebrated plays. Performances are usually held at the intimate 70-seat Teatro Arciliuto.