Eros Ramazzotti in Florence 2027: Tickets, Prices, and Concert Guide

There is something especially memorable about seeing an Italian artist with an Italian audience, and Eros Ramazzotti in Florence offers exactly that opportunity. On Thursday, May 13, 2027, at 9:00 PM, one of Italy’s most internationally successful singers brings his Una Storia Importante World Tour to the Nelson Mandela Forum.

If your spring trip already includes Florence, this is an easy concert to add to your itinerary: the arena is in the Campo di Marte area, outside the historic center but well connected by train and bus. Below you will find ticket prices, practical transportation advice, and a quick guide to the artist and tour.

Tickets for Eros Ramazzotti in Florence 2027

Below are the official event details and the authorized ticket link for the Florence concert.

Date	Event	Online Tickets
Thursday, May 13, 2027 – 9:00 PM	Eros Ramazzotti – Una Storia Importante World Tour Nelson Mandela Forum, Florence	Buy Here

Buy only through the authorized seller and check the selected date, city, and ticket category before paying. Florence is listed as Firenze on the Italian booking page.

Check current availability and buy tickets for Eros Ramazzotti in Florence here.

Ticket Prices for Eros Ramazzotti in Florence

The standard full-price categories visible when we checked the Florence booking screen on September 6, 2026 were:

Ticket Category	Listed Price
Second Sector (Secondo Settore)	€89.00
Third Sector (Terzo Settore)	€79.00
Fourth Sector (Quarto Settore)	€69.00
Restricted View (Visione Ridotta)	€49.00
Standing Floor (Parterre in Piedi)	€69.00

First Sector was listed as unavailable when we checked, with no price displayed. TicketOne also offers special packages separately; read the inclusions carefully. Its package page states that the artist does not take part in package activities.

The listed ticket price includes the promoter’s advance-sale charge, while service, facility, delivery, or other online booking fees can be added at checkout. Prices and availability can change, so treat this table as a planning reference and confirm the final total before completing your purchase.

What to Expect from the Una Storia Importante World Tour

The tour takes its name from one of Ramazzotti’s defining songs and from the album Una Storia Importante, released in Italian and Spanish in November 2025. The record combines new material with newly arranged versions of major songs from his career, plus Italian and international collaborations.

Among the new songs are “Il mio giorno preferito” and “Buona Stella,” featuring Elisa. “Il mio giorno preferito” went directly to number one on Italy’s EarOne radio airplay chart in its release week.

Una Storia Importante is a world tour spanning Europe, North America, Canada, and Latin America. In May 2027, the Italian arena run moves from Milan to Bologna, Florence, and Turin, making the Mandela Forum show the only Tuscan date in that sequence. You can also see the complete schedule on Eros Ramazzotti’s official tour page.

The exact Florence setlist has not been announced. The album and tour concept point toward a journey across different chapters of his catalog, but no particular song should be treated as guaranteed until the show takes place.

Who Is Eros Ramazzotti?

Born in Rome in 1963, Eros Ramazzotti began dreaming of a music career while growing up in Cinecittà. His breakthrough came at the 1984 Sanremo Festival, where “Terra promessa” won the newcomers’ category. Two years later, he returned to win the main competition with “Adesso tu.”

His audience quickly expanded beyond Italy. Albums such as Tutte storie and Dove c’è musica became international successes, while “Cose della vita” traveled even farther through his duet with Tina Turner. Over the years, he has also recorded with artists including Andrea Bocelli, Cher, and Anastacia.

His official biography lists 16 studio albums, more than 80 million records sold, and billions of streams worldwide, making Ramazzotti one of the most successful Italian pop artists of his generation. His Spanish-language recordings also helped make him a familiar voice throughout Spain and Latin America.

That international reach is part of what makes this a particularly welcoming Italian concert for travelers: even if you do not speak Italian, you may recognize more of the music than you expect.

Nelson Mandela Forum: The Florence Venue

The Nelson Mandela Forum is Florence’s principal indoor arena. It is located by Piazza Enrico Berlinguer and Viale Pasquale Paoli in the Campo di Marte district, next to the Artemio Franchi stadium and east of the historic center.

Because the concert is indoors, Florence’s changeable May weather should not affect the performance itself. You will still want a light layer for the trip back: late evenings can feel cooler than warm sightseeing afternoons suggest.

Door-opening times and event-specific entry rules have not yet been confirmed. Check your ticket and the organizer’s updates shortly before the concert, and arrive early enough for security checks and to find your section without rushing.

How to Get to the Concert

By train: Firenze Campo di Marte is the closest railway station, and the arena is only a few minutes’ walk away. If you are arriving from another Tuscan city, look for a route that stops at Campo di Marte; otherwise, you may need to change at Firenze Santa Maria Novella.

By bus: The venue’s official website lists lines 10, 17, and 20 from the Santa Maria Novella station area. Florence bus routes and schedules can change before May 2027, so check the Autolinee Toscane journey planner on the day of the show.

By taxi: The venue has an event taxi point at the corner of Viale Manfredo Fanti and Viale Pasquale Paoli, where a steward can request vehicles through the Radiotaxi dispatch center. Demand is likely to be high after the concert, so allow extra time.

By car: driving is possible, but event traffic and parking near the stadium complex can be difficult. Unless your hotel is outside Florence, public transportation is usually the simpler choice.

Coming through the airport? Read our guide to getting from Florence Airport to the city center.

Where to Stay in Florence for the Concert

For a first visit, staying in or near the historic center still makes the most sense. You will be close to Florence’s main sights during the day and can reach the arena by train, bus, or taxi in the evening. See our guide to hotels in Florence before choosing your base.

If the concert is the main purpose of your trip, Campo di Marte is the practical alternative. Staying there puts you within walking distance of the venue and avoids the post-show journey back across the city, while the historic center remains a short bus or train ride away.

May is a popular month in Florence, so book your room early—especially if you want a refundable rate near Campo di Marte or Santa Maria Novella.

Read also: Trip to Florence in May: What to Expect.

Planning Your Concert Night in Florence

A 9:00 PM start leaves time for sightseeing and an early dinner, but do not plan a long meal on the opposite side of the center. Campo di Marte has neighborhood restaurants and cafés where you can eat closer to the venue and avoid crossing Florence at peak evening time.

Save your ticket to your phone before leaving the hotel, carry the same ID used for the booking if the ticket is named, and check the organizer’s rules on bags and name changes closer to the date. Most importantly, plan the trip home before entering the arena rather than improvising with thousands of other concertgoers afterward.

For visitors, this concert is a chance to hear four decades of Italian pop in a room full of people who grew up with these songs—and to add a very local memory to a spring trip through Tuscany. Check tickets for Eros Ramazzotti in Florence here.