Alexanderplatz Jazz Club Roma Prati

Alexanderplatz is a jazz club at Via Ostia 9, in Rome's Prati district, a few minutes' walk from Ottaviano on metro line A. There is live jazz every night: doors open at 8pm and the concert starts at 9:30pm, seven days a week. It is run by a cultural association and the entry price is not published on the official website, so ask when you book. Jazz has been played here for more than forty years: Giampiero Rubei founded the club in 1984, and today it is run by his son Eugenio, president of Sound&Image, the cultural association behind it. The club says DownBeat magazine named it among the 100 most important jazz clubs in the world, the only one in Italy, and at the L'Aquila jazz festival it was named the best jazz club in Italy. The brick walls are covered in signatures left by the musicians who played here, starting with Enrico Pieranunzi, the first to sign, and the names who have played here include Chet Baker, who according to the press gave one of his last concerts here, Chick Corea, Wynton Marsalis and Michel Petrucciani. ...

Alexanderplatz is a jazz club at Via Ostia 9, in Rome's Prati district, a few minutes' walk from Ottaviano on metro line A. There is live jazz every night: doors open at 8pm and the concert starts at 9:30pm, seven days a week. It is run by a cultural association and the entry price is not published on the official website, so ask when you book. Jazz has been played here for more than forty years: Giampiero Rubei founded the club in 1984, and today it is run by his son Eugenio, president of Sound&Image, the cultural association behind it. The club says DownBeat magazine named it among the 100 most important jazz clubs in the world, the only one in Italy, and at the L'Aquila jazz festival it was named the best jazz club in Italy. The brick walls are covered in signatures left by the musicians who played here, starting with Enrico Pieranunzi, the first to sign, and the names who have played here include Chet Baker, who according to the press gave one of his last concerts here, Chick Corea, Wynton Marsalis and Michel Petrucciani. From 1995 to 2015 its summer festival was a fixture of Rome's Estate Romana, from 2011 to 2015 Sound&Image also ran the Casa del Jazz, and today the summer series moves outdoors to Parco del Celio as Jazz&Image, which drew around 130,000 people in 2025. The line-up mixes leading names of Italian jazz with international guests, from mainstream to original projects. The room is small and you listen from your table, with a kitchen the club describes as locally sourced and a cocktail list. On Fridays and Saturdays it closes at 1:30am, on other nights at 12:30am; for drivers, the club points to a guarded car park at Via Tunisi 52. It is the place for anyone who wants a jazz concert every night, in one of the city's most historic clubs.