Italy · VENICE CONCERTS, OPERA & LA FENICE
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These are the 15 best Venice Opera & Concert Tickets. Each one carries its price, its running time and the detail that actually decides it, so you can pick and get on with the rest of the trip.
Skip the lines to Venice’s La Fenice with a 7-language audio guide, then explore its rooms, stories, and photo-worthy interiors.
“Very well organized audio tour. We especially appreciated that there was always ample seating available along the route so that we could listen to the audio in comfort. It did sometimes take a few moments to find the next part of the route.”
Baroque music in Venice at San Vidal, 1.5 hours with Interpreti Veneziani, featuring works like Vivaldi’s Four Seasons.
“brilliant musicians were fantastic and venue was central and outstanding”
Live Vivaldi Four Seasons in Venice with I Musici Veneziani. 75 minutes, period costumes, intimate venue, great value at $41.
“The performance was top notch. The lead violinist was truly a maestro. It was fun that they were in period costume and the theatre was beautiful. Be warned there are many steps up to the performance space, and they only have 2 bathrooms and so these were quite busy.”
Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons live at San Vidal, then explore Venice’s Music Museum with 200 original instruments.
“Exquisite! A definite experience you must take in. Unfortunately museum closes on Wednesday do make sure to notice when you buy ticket.”
A Vivaldi Four Seasons concert in the Church of the Pietà in Venice, with live strings in the same space tied to Vivaldi’s work.
“Exceptional experience. The ensemble performed with heart and perfection. The venue added to the total experience.”
Venice’s Three Tenors concert pairs Verdi and Puccini with live orchestra and period costumes in an intimate 16th-century setting.
“excellent evening. Great value for.money. musicians and singers were amazing”
A 90-minute Venice Baroque concert in Scuola Grande di San Teodoro featuring *Vivaldi’s Four Seasons* by I Musici Veneziani, with costumes and opera touches.
“Absolutely worth every penny. The musicians all played with so much enthusiasm. Easy to find and well organized”
Traveling opera in Venice's Palazzo Barbarigo Minotto, moving room to room with candlelight, one drink included, optional libretto.
“Attending this opera was one of the highlights of our three-week vacation in Europe. The setting, the music were extraordinary - a not to be missed experience!”
Three Tenors concert in Rome at St Paul’s Within the Walls, with opera arias and Neapolitan songs. A 90-minute Italian music night.
“The concert and venue ( St Paul's Within the Walls) were amazing. Both the chamber ensemble ( 2 violins, cello, bass and piano) and the 3 tennors were top quality and the repitoir was fun, lyrical and decidedly Itallian. just the perfect evening in Rome.”
Baroque Vivaldi and tenor arias in Venice, with period costumes and prime seating at Scuola Grande di San Teodoro.
“Lovely way to spend an evening, but don't expect Placido Domingo!. Nice venue. Shame no internal drinks”
A Rome Vivaldi concert featuring Elvin Dhimitri, strings, and harpsichord, with a possible Trevi Fountain view, in intimate 80 minutes.
“Excellent musicians and the lead violinist appeared to do the whole thing from memory. Such a delicate and heartfelt performance.”
1-hour English tour inside Venice’s Teatro La Fenice, with royal box views, opera history, and time to linger in the stunning theatre.
“Good tour - great to skip the line - the theatre was closed due to testing the lighting so our guide did best to work around”
See Giuseppe Verdi's La Traviata inside St. Paul’s Within the Walls in Rome. $41 tickets, 2-hour live opera with standout singers.
“Good singers and great sound. You should bring extra cushions as the benches are very hard to sit on for hours.”
Hear baroque classics in Venice’s intimate San Vidal church, with Interpreti Veneziani. Open seating, great acoustics, English tickets.
“Beautiful way to spend Christmas Evening, amazing music, impressive surroundings. Get there really early to get seats closer. We arrived 15mins before the performance and it was nearly full”
Florentine Tuscan dinner in Piazza della Signoria, then a close-up Three Tenors-style concert at Cattedrale dell’immagine.
“It was excellent. Just hoped they sang Nessum Dorma.”
