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Oratorio del Gonfalone, Rome

Tucked away in the heart of Rome, the Oratorio del Gonfalone is a jewel of Renaissance architecture and sacred music tradition. Built in the mid-16th century, the venue was originally home to a confraternity dedicated to charitable acts. Today, it’s renowned for its ornate interior, featuring vivid fresco cycles by artists of the Roman Mannerist school, and its exceptional acoustics.

The oratory now hosts a celebrated chamber music season, with a focus on early music, baroque works, and historically informed performance. Its intimate setting and historic ambience make it one of the most atmospheric concert spaces in the city.

A white, baroque-style church facade stands between aged, reddish-brown residential buildings on a narrow urban street.

What is the capacity of Oratorio del Gonfalone?

The venue can accommodate approximately 150 guests, ideal for chamber and recital-style performances.

How can fans get to Oratorio del Gonfalone?

Located near Campo de’ Fiori in central Rome, it’s accessible by bus, tram, and a short walk from Largo di Torre Argentina.

Is Oratorio del Gonfalone wheelchair accessible?

Partial access is available. Contact the venue directly for assistance with mobility or seating needs.

Who has performed at Oratorio del Gonfalone?

The oratory regularly hosts leading chamber ensembles, soloists, and early music specialists from across Europe, including a recital by pianist Beatrice Rana.