What an amazing experience, a few tips from our experience, only take a small water bottle with you, security take your own water bottles off you for pick up after the event so take a shop bought small plastic bottle. Parking is a real challenge, we booked a transfer locally which I can thoroughly recommend, we were dropped off at the top of the town so just the final walk, maybe 800m - 1km down hill walk on a hard road surface, and the driver parked at the drop off point and was waiting for us after the concert. As previous years reviews commented the concert started 50mins late and finished close to 12.30am. There is a fair amount of queuing inside if you want to buy food or merchandise so get there early or pick your times during the concert.

The Andrea Bocelli concert at the teatro was a magnificent experience in a stunning location. The venue is breathtaking, there is a stillness even as crowds gather, really a sense of silence. We did read everything we could before our trip and our experience was excellent. There are free shuttle buses from designated parking (a great surprise) which was well run and efficient. There is a fair walk to the teatro, with some climbing, but with such a remote setting this is part of the journey. Returning was slow and queues moved slowly, again something to expect in a setting such as this with thousands moving at the same time. The teams across the entire operation were really friendly and helpful, the toilets well maintained and managed throughout the evening. Queues at the bar were slow but the staff were fabulous and these bars were well operated. Arriving early and asking for details at the box office in La Strenza is truly worthwhile! The show was incredible, an incredible production in a magical place, wish we could have done all three concerts! Hghly recommend it!

We came here for the Andrea Bocelli 30th concert which was incredible. Beautiful countryside setting which is hilly so come prepared with sensible footwear, after all the event is in a field. I would also say that some people with mobility problems struggled with the walk back to the car park after the event so do bear that in mind before you book. It took 30 mins to walk from the car park to the theatre however with 12,000 people leaving at the same time it was much longer after the event and there are some things the organisers could do to improve that so I’ve scored this review 4/5. We were based in Florence, we left there at 5pm and returned to our hotel at 3am so it’s was long day/night but it was worth it as the show was so amazing!

Amazing Amazing Amazing truly Amazing. We attended the concert on the 17th July 2024 and what a tickbox experience. Aside from the most incredible surprise guests Andrea Bocelli reduced us to tears. The setting is in rolling Tuscan hills and the most amazing stage setup. We cannot recommend enough. Some practical tips. We had found an Air B&B around 8 minutes away from the parking (luck), expect to pay inflated prices if you want to stay close . Having said that it was very comfortable with a bakers and a bar for morning pastries and a coffee very close. A very friendly Policemen gave us advice on where to park (What3Words film.signifying.prefixes) for a charge of E5 per car we parked, were given a 2 litre plastic bottle of water, which you are allowed to take in and bus transport to and from the entrance to the venue. They will even stop in the town if your early enough to visit a restaurant. Be aware this small town is overwhelmed with people so go early. There is a bit of a walk ( wear comfortable shoes we saw some in high heels) to the seating which is uphill on the way back, its perfectly manageable although we saw a few elderly people struggle a little. Timings, the concert was due to start at 8.30 we arrived at the venue just after 6 as we were in free seating. Stick to the right hand side as you face the stage to get the shade first. We parked at 4.30 and stopped in the town for a quick bite, only starters as we could see it was taking a long time to serve. After 6.45 seating was becoming scattered and by 7.30 people were taking single seats. There is food and drinks in the venue but the queues were over 30 mins unless you went during the performance. Toilets impressive for a venue in that position and size. Getting out was easy, a brisk walk back and then down to the buses. We saw at least 10 bus's on a revolving trip so we didn't wait long. We saw lots of metal water bottles and cans which were left by the entrance as they are not allowed in I would imagine glass is not allowed either. All in all we felt it was very well organised.

We attended the Andrea Bocelli concert at Teatro Del Silenzio, and it was a spectacular experience. The atmosphere was amazing, with wonderful songs and a stunning performance by Aida Garifullina and other artists. The sound system, video projection, lighting, and overall production were truly top-notch. The venue itself is beautiful. However, getting there and finding parking was a bit challenging, and leaving the parking area was difficult due to the large number of cars and the dust. Despite these minor issues, it was definitely worth it!

Visited Teatro del Silenzio for Bocelli’s 30th Anniversary performance and it was the concert of a lifetime. The venue is stunning and the concert was incredibly well organized. Lajatico is a beautiful small town that prepared well for the annual influx of visitors.

We experienced the magic of Teatro del Silenzio, a combination of pop and classical music by the legendary Andrea Bocelli in the heart of his hometown, La Jatico. Surrounded by a sea of golden hay in the serene Tuscan countryside, where every note resonates with pure passion and talent. We based ourselves at the town of Volterra, perched atop a majestic mountain, it offered awe-inspiring views of the lush Tuscan landscape. We wandered through its ancient streets filled with vibrant shops, charming restaurants, and lively plazas where the melodies of street musicians serenaded our senses. For a stay that blends historic charm with modern luxury, the Volterra Inn provided us with elegant accommodations. To cool off, a short drive to Cecina lead us to sun-kissed beaches, eclectic shops, and many dining spots. We highly recommend you don’t miss the unforgettable spectacle of Andrea Bocelli in La Jatico – it's a one-of-a-kind experience that will leave you spellbound. 5 out of 5