La Fenice

Experience the Magic of Venice with a Gondola Ride Glide through the enchanting canals of Venice on a gondola ride with a knowledgeable guide who shares the captivating stories of the magnificent palaces surrounding you. Skilled gondoliers will navigate Venice's hidden passages, revealing breathtaking views of the city’s unique landscape. Pass beneath centuries-old bridges and marvel at the famous Grand Canal, lined with stunning palaces. Your guide will narrate the rich history of gondolas and gondoliers, providing insights about the nearby attractions as you float along. Experience the Gondola Gallery — discover the secrets of Venice’s iconic boat & the craftsmanship that has shaped gondolas for centuries. Then, embark on a timeless virtual experience aboard a gondola, gliding through Venice’s iconic canals as history. For an exclusive adventure, book a private gondola ride for you and your partner or friends, creating unforgettable memories in the heart of this magical city.

Experience the enchanting essence of Venice as you glide along its romantic waterways with a skilled gondolier. Enjoy complimentary access to an app featuring insightful commentary about your gondola journey. As you soak in stunning views of the Grand Canal, admire landmarks like the Peggy Guggenheim Collection and the historic Gritti Palace, along with famous sites such as La Fenice Theatre, Punta della Dogana, and the Mozart House. At the end of your ride, take in a breathtaking panorama of Saint Mark’s Basin and picturesque San Giorgio Island. For an immersive experience, enjoy a unique virtual reality segment that allows you to glide over tranquil waters at sunset, witnessing Venice’s beauty through the ages. Sail through the Grand Canal and serene inner waterways aboard a traditional gondola, bypassing long lines to step directly onto your boat. Discover the magic of Venice with app commentary in your choice of nine languages, enhancing your exploration of this timeless city.

Explore Venice's Teatro La Fenice with a 1-hour walking tour, uncovering its rich history, stunning architecture, and opulent décor! Named "The Phoenix" in Italian, La Fenice has truly lived up to its name, rising from the ashes of two fires throughout its storied existence. Now beautifully restored to its 18th-century splendor, this renowned opera house features an awe-inspiring interior that must be experienced firsthand. Stroll through the lavish auditorium and royal box as a local guide shares the captivating history of this iconic Italian opera venue.

Discover Venice from the water and enjoy a tour along the Canal Grande past the most beautiful sights of the city in a gondola. Enjoy this traditional classical Gondola ride through the canals of Venice. Relax as your gondolier steers you through centuries of history, the perfect way to appreciate Venice from the water. Become involved in the banter of the Gondoliers as they call to each other through the canals.

Historical walking tour to discover the hidden Venice: the guide will show you secret corners and marvelous highlights. Stroll through the off beaten-track parts of Venice with an unusual walking tour. The amazing experience will bring you to the ancient heart of Venice: Campo Santa Maria Formosa with the baroque façade of its ancient church, and the Rialto Bridge area, the medieval center of the city. You will be accompanied through calli, campi and palazzi in an exciting journey through the secrets of Casanova and the treasures taken from Constantinople. Discover the famous Marco Polo's House and many other buildings! An the last but not the least: find out mysteries and legends of St. Mark’s Square and its breathtaking monuments.

ROME – St. Paul within the Walls Church EVERY TUESDAY – H. 8.30 PM Experience “La Traviata” by Giuseppe Verdi in the extraordinary atmosphere of St. Paul’s Within the Walls Church in Rome. Immerse yourself in the most romantic opera ever, performed by Opera e Lirica singers with choir, orchestra and ballet. CAST: VIOLETTA VALÉRY: Aleksandra Buczek, ALFREDO GERMONT Emil Alekperov, GIORGIO GERMONT: suo padre Christian Alderete, FLORA BERVOIX-ANNINA SaraTiburzi, GASTONE: Visconte di Letorières Andrea Pecci, BARONE DOUPHOL Andrea Scorsolini, DOTTOR GRENVIL Domenico Forte, COMMISSIONARIO Giuseppe Trovato CORO: Servi e signori amici di Violetta e Flora, piccadori e mattadori, zingare, servi di Violetta e Flora, maschere. Dancers: Sofia Angelis e Francesco Sgura Special guest Angelo Nardinocchi – Marchese D’Obigny Choreography: Francesco Sgura Scenes: Gisèle Simon Costumes: Bolero Sartoria Artistic director: Giuseppina Cuccaro String Orchestra, winds and grand piano

Private 25-30 minutes Gondola ride (up to 5 people per gondola) through the Venetian romantic canals. Appreciate the gentle rhythms and movements of the Grand Canal and also the small canals. Wonderful photo opportunities. The best views for discovering the elegance of the Venetian Palazzi.

Floating down the canals, live the unique experience of a gondola ride through the majestic and history-soaked atmosphere of Venice and admire the charming sights of the city from the water. Discover magic hidden places accessible only by gondola and experience a different perspective than traditional walking tours. You’ll see Venice as the local noblest and wealthiest families did for centuries, with the benefit of an affordable price. After your gondola ride, don't miss the opportunity to chill at illy Caffè Giardini Reali: enjoy a coffee break, a light lunch or an aperitif in this unique spot near St. Mark’s Square!

Built in 1792 in neoclassical style following a public competition won by Canova's friend Giannantonio Selva, Teatro La Fenice was initially one of many private venues for shows and operas. In December 1836, a major fire destroyed its interior, yet it was rebuilt a year later, much like the mythical bird that rises from ashes. Throughout the 19th century, La Fenice hosted world premieres of numerous operas including Rossini's Tancredi, Sigismondo, and Semiramide, Bellini's I Capuleti e i Montecchi and Beatrice di Tenda, Donizetti's Belisario, Pia de' Tolomei, and Maria de Rudenz, as well as Verdi's Ernani, Attila, Rigoletto, La traviata, and Simon Boccanegra. With a capacity for over a thousand spectators, La Fenice boasts excellent acoustics, further enhanced after its reconstruction following a devastating second fire in 1996. It houses a 98-member orchestra and a 66-member chorus, drawing passionate local audiences and a large international following.

Embark on a journey through the heart of Venice, tailored to your interests and pace. Marvel at the iconic Ponte di Rialto and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Rialto Fish Market. Delve into history at the stunning Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari and relax in the quaint Campo San Bortolomio. Discover the artistic allure of the Chiesa della Madonna dell'Orto and wander through the charming Cannaregio district. Experience Venetian culture at Teatro La Fenice and admire the architectural wonder of Scala Contarini del Bovolo. The serene beauty of the Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute awaits, followed by the breathtaking views from the Ponte dell'Accademia. Conclude your tour at the peaceful Chiesa di San Zaccaria.

Walk through Venice with a professional guide to discover the main treasures of this incomparable city. Then enjoy the unique experience of a gondola ride in Venice. This combined tour is an extraordinary way of getting the most of traditional Venetian culture.

Experience a peculiar small-group gondola ride with singer and musician along the Grand Canal and romantic canals. Our knowledgeable guide will provide a short introduction to the history and traditions of Venetian gondolas. While you are comfortably seated on the gondola, the gondolier will take you through the labyrinth of canals where you will see enchanting sights such as La Fenice Theatre, Mozart's House, Peggy Guggenheim's Palace, Punta della Dogana and the Accademia Bridge. Experience the Gondola Gallery — discover the secrets of Venice’s iconic boat through original tools, a detailed cross-section, and the craftsmanship that has shaped gondolas for centuries. Then, embark on a timeless virtual experience aboard a gondola, gliding through Venice’s iconic canals as history and tradition come to life around you

Erected in 1792 under the direction of Giannantonio Selva after winning a public competition, Teatro La Fenice is a neoclassical landmark that initially housed private shows and operas. Despite two devastating fires in 1836 and 1996, the theater was rebuilt with improved acoustics, maintaining its grandeur and cultural significance. Throughout the 19th century, it premiered iconic works by Rossini, Bellini, Donizetti, and Verdi, solidifying itself as a global epicenter of opera. With a capacity for over a thousand spectators, La Fenice continues to attract local and international audiences with a diverse program that includes opera, symphony, and contemporary repertoire, celebrating both the masters and emerging talents of Venice.

Built in 1792 in neoclassical style after winning a public competition, the Teatro La Fenice in Venice was then one of many private venues for performances and opera. In December 1836, a major fire destroyed its interior, but it was rebuilt a year later, akin to the mythical bird that rises from its own ashes. During the 19th century, the theater premiered numerous operas including Rossini's Tancredi and Bellini's I Capuleti e i Montecchi. With a capacity of over a thousand, La Fenice boasts excellent acoustics, further enhanced after being reconstructed following a second devastating fire in 1996. The theater annually presents over a hundred opera performances, a prominent symphonic season featuring complete cycles of Beethoven, Schumann, Brahms, and Mahler symphonies, a contemporary repertoire focusing on Venetian artists like Nono and Maderna, as well as ballets and chamber music concerts.

Completed in 1792 in neoclassical style following a public competition won by Giannantonio Selva, a close friend of Canova, the Teatro La Fenice initially served as one of several private venues for shows and operas. In December 1836, a devastating fire razed its interior, yet within a year, it emerged rebuilt, akin to the mythical phoenix that rises from its ashes. Throughout the 19th century, La Fenice was the esteemed stage for numerous opera premieres, including Rossini's Tancredi, Sigismondo, and Semiramide, Bellini's I Capuleti e i Montecchi and Beatrice di Tenda, Donizetti's Belisario, Pia de' Tolomei, and Maria de Rudenz, as well as Verdi's Ernani, Attila, Rigoletto, La traviata, and Simon Boccanegra. With a seating capacity exceeding a thousand, La Fenice is renowned for its exceptional acoustics, further refined following its reconstruction post a devastating second fire in 1996.

Built in 1792 in neoclassical style after winning a public competition by Giannantonio Selva, a friend of Canova, Teatro La Fenice was originally one of many private venues for performances and operas. After a devastating fire in December 1836 destroyed its interior, the theater rose again a year later like a phoenix from the ashes. In the 19th century, it hosted world premieres of renowned operas such as Rossini's Tancredi and Semiramide, as well as works by Bellini, Donizetti, and Verdi. With a seating capacity of over a thousand, La Fenice is distinguished by its excellent acoustics, enhanced after the second fire in 1996. Today, the theater continues to captivate a passionate audience, both local and international, with a vast program that includes over a hundred opera performances annually, major symphonic seasons, and contemporary repertoire focused on Venetian and international talent.

Explore the San Marco district of Venice with a local tour guide. See unique highlights including the spiralling Scala Contarini del Bovolo, the Teatro La Fenice and more. With countless hidden gems, beautiful streets and canal views at every turn, this off the beaten path walking tour is the perfect introduction to Venice. Start by meeting your guide at the Venice Tours office located at campo san gallo. From there, you'll pass by fascinating sights such as Campo Manin and Campo Sant'Angelo. Be ready to take snaps of the San Moisè Church and enjoy its Baroque style architecture, adorned with sculptures. Afterwards, continue exploring Venice at your own pace with a sightseeing app. From iconic landmarks including St Mark’s Basilica to Doge’s Palace and more, you’ll uncover more of the Floating City.

As you wander through the ancient streets and beautiful open squares of this city, you’ll learn some of the fascinating stories that are tied to this magical place. We’ll start in Piazza San Marco, the most famous and most central point of Venice. You’ll learn the story of The Old Lady with the Mortar and admire the ornate Church of San Zulian. Meander through Campo San Salvador and then enjoy the splendor of the Teatro Comunale Carlo Goldoni, a theatre named after Carlo Goldoni, a Venetian playwright from the 1700's. You’ll also visit La Fenice, the opera house that hosted the first performances of "Rigoletto" and "La Traviata." The walk ends on the famous Rialto Bridge which is where the first bridge on the Grand Canal was ever built. The tour is ready whenever you are and the audio plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smartphone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline.

Discover Venice your way with this 3-hour private tour led by a professional guide. Tailored to your preferences (based on the details you provide when booking), the flexible itinerary allows you to experience world-renowned attractions like the Rialto Fish Market, or explore hidden gems such as the Cannaregio Quarter. Enjoy a stop at a traditional bar for wine and a snack while benefiting from the personalized insights of your private guide.

Explore Venice walking, playing, and learning on this self-guided scavenger hunt and walking tour in one. Using your phone as your guide, solve riddles and see the city’s important attractions.