Cathedrals & churches Resonant sacred spaces where choirs and orchestras give concerts or sing for Mass, from Vienna to Vatican City. Browse venues →
Concert halls Purpose-built halls with the stage space and acoustics for full orchestras, bands and choirs. Browse venues →
Theaters & opera houses Historic theaters and opera houses, from gilded Italian jewel boxes to grand national stages. Browse venues →
Festivals & outdoor stages Festival stages, castle courtyards, gardens and squares, where ensembles play to big open-air crowds. Browse venues →
Vienna, Austria Musikverein The Musikverein is one of the most prestigious classical performance venues in the world. The globally-esteemed acoustics and architectural grandeur make the 'Great Hall' an unparalleled location for a classical concert. The Musikverein, home of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, has an impressive calendar of classical events. It would be a true honor for any classical performer to play here. Orchestra Band
Rome, Italy Sing at Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica Choirs can sing for Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica, one of the most memorable performances a tour can offer. Choir Read the Venue Spotlight →
Buenos Aires, Argentina Teatro Colón – Buenos Aires Teatro Colón is the main opera house in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and is among the top 5 venues in the world with the best acoustics—even Pavarotti thought so! The theater opened in May of 1908 with Verdi's Aida and has up to 2,500 seats and standing room for 1,000 people. Choir
Montreal, Canada Notre Dame Basilica, Montreal Located in Old Montreal, The Notre Dame Basilica's Gothic exterior faces the Place d' Armes square. Upon entry, visitors are stunned by the colorful and intricate designs found on the ceiling and walls which depict scenes of Montreal's religious history. Musical programming includes regular choral and organ performances; perhaps your group is next! Choir Orchestra Band
Osaka, Japan Osaka Festival Hall Osaka Festival Hall is a renowned concert venue located within the Festival Tower in Kita-ku, Osaka. With a seating capacity of 2,700, this hall is celebrated for its outstanding acoustics, maintaining the original sound quality loved by musicians and audiences since its first opening in 1958. Rebuilt in 2013, the hall retains its classic design while integrating modern facilities, providing an immersive auditory experience with a 30-meter-wide stage. Home to the Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra, the hall also hosts prominent performances, including the Osaka International Festival, making it a prestigious hub for classical and contemporary music in Japan. Choir Orchestra Band
Dublin, Ireland Christ Church Cathedral Situated in medieval Dublin, Christ Church is not only the seat of the Roman Catholic archbishops but is also the seat of the Church of Ireland. Founded around 1028 the cathedral was rebuilt and renovated many times throughout history and is now accented by flying buttresses, high arching stone ceilings, and, most notably, the Grand Organ which appears to be floating in the air! The Cathedral is home to one of the most reputable choirs in Ireland whose origins trace back to 1493 when the choir school was founded. Choir Orchestra Band Read the Venue Spotlight →
Aarhus, Denmark Aarhus Festival One of Scandinavia’s premier cultural events, this festival transforms Aarhus into a vibrant celebration of arts and creativity for ten days every year. Since its inception in 1965, it has featured a broad array of music, theatre, dance, and visual arts, attracting international and emerging talents. The festival fills the city with street performances, installations, and activities suitable for all ages, reflecting Aarhus's lively cultural scene. It’s a platform for innovation and community, drawing global visitors to experience the city's unique cultural vitality. Choir Orchestra Band
Ljubljana, Slovenia Academy of Music (University of Ljubljana) The Academy of Music at the University of Ljubljana is a prestigious venue known for its exceptional acoustics and role in shaping Slovenia’s musical culture. Located in the city’s heart, its concert halls offer an ideal setting for ensembles to perform in a space that has nurtured generations of world-class musicians, making it an inspiring and distinguished choice. Choir Orchestra Band
Acireale, Italy Acireale Cathedral This historic gem is renowned for its baroque grandeur and intricate interior, making it an exceptional venue for choral performances. Dating back to the 15th century and dedicated to the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the cathedral underwent significant renovations over the centuries, embodying a blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles. Its impressive acoustics and atmospheric setting provide a magnificent backdrop for choral groups, while the central location offers easy access to Acireale’s charming piazzas, local cafes, and scenic coastal views. Choir
Hanover, Germany Aegidien Church (Aegidienkirche) The Aegidienkirche in Hanover, Germany, stands as a moving memorial to the tragedies of war. Originally built in the 14th century, it was largely destroyed in World War II and has been left in ruins as a reminder and commemoration of war victims. Within its preserved walls and bell tower, which now houses a peace bell from Hiroshima, the site symbolizes hope and reconciliation. Hosting events and exhibitions dedicated to peace, the Aegidienkirche's ruins poignantly underscore the cost of conflict and the universal desire for peace. Choir
Szombathely, Hungary Agora House of Culture and Sport Agora House of Culture and Sport in Szombathely is a versatile venue for musical performances, offering modern facilities and a welcoming atmosphere. Its flexible auditorium provides an ideal space for musicians to perform, making it a great option for those seeking a quality venue in the city’s cultural scene. Choir Orchestra Band
Akureyri, Iceland Akureyri Church (Akureyrarkirkja) Akureyrarkirkja is a prominent Lutheran church in northern Iceland, designed by Guðjón Samúelsson and completed in 1940. It features a 3200-pipe organ, bas-reliefs by Ásmundur Sveinsson, an altarpiece by Danish artist Edvard Lehmann, windows by J. Wippel & Co., and a baptismal font by Corrado Vigni. Its unique acoustics and striking architecture make it an ideal venue for choirs, offering a resonant and inspiring setting for performances. Choir
Heidelberg, Germany Alte Aula (University of Heidelberg) Located within Heidelberg University, Alte Aula is a historic concert hall that has long served as a distinguished venue for choral performances. Originally built in the 19th century, this beautifully adorned auditorium features intricate wood paneling, grand chandeliers, and an atmosphere steeped in academic and musical tradition. With a history of hosting prestigious concerts and ceremonies, Alte Aula provides an elegant and refined setting for visiting choirs, offering a unique connection to Heidelberg’s rich cultural and intellectual heritage. Choir Orchestra Band
London, United Kingdom Amaryllis Fleming Hall, Royal College of Music Located in the Royal College of Music, this concert hall can accommodate large orchestras/choirs and features new lighting and sound equipment, perfect for capturing professional shots and recordings of your ensemble! Joint concerts are also possible with the college students for a nice international exchange. Choir Orchestra Band