VENICE
17 Tours Reviewed
A baroque concert in Venice feels made for evenings. This experience pairs live music with a hands-on stop for music lovers: admission to the Museo della Musica in the San Maurizio church complex, then a concert at Chiesa di San…
Venice sounds different with jazz and dinner. Laguna Libre (LL JAZZ Club) mixes a real live music program with an elegant meal in an 18th-century palace—once the French Embassy—right along the Cannaregio canal. In summer (June to mid-September), you can…
Vivaldi sounds different in Venice. This experience puts Vivaldi’s Four Seasons inside an art-rich Venetian church, then lets you keep the music going with a museum stop most visitors skip. I especially love the Chiesa di San Vidal setting, and…
Venice at night has a special kind of magic. This dinner-and-concert combo keeps everything close and timed well: you eat just steps from St. Mark’s Square, then head into the Church of San Vidal for classical music by Venetian masters…
Baroque music in Venice feels personal. This ticket pairs a structured visit around the Music Museum at San Maurizio with a live 80-minute Baroque performance by Interpreti Veneziani, so you get both context and sound in one go. I like…
Venice can feel like a thousand things at once. This concert gives you one focus: Vivaldi in his own church. I really like the sound in Santa Maria della Pietà—sharp, clear, and made for strings and voices—plus the program’s mix…
A quiet hour of music in a grand Venetian hall. This concert is staged in the Palazzo Pisani-Revedin Cultural Center, a space built for art in many forms, and it’s wrapped in the idea that music belongs right alongside visual…
Opera in a Verona palace feels unreal. I love that this evening pairs live opera with the Art Deco drama of the Palazzo dei Mutilati, a building most visitors never find on their own. You start with a glass of…
Venice has a secret weapon: the music itself. This Vivaldi Four Seasons concert is staged in the Church of Santa Maria della Visitazione (la Pietà), the same kind of storied setting where Vivaldi worked and played. I love the simple,…
Venice at night can be surprisingly intimate. This opera concert in the Palace of Prisons puts singers right by St Mark Square, in a dramatic hall linked to the story of Casanova’s escape. What makes it fun is that the…
Venice can be loud, but this turns the volume down. You’ll hear sumptuous baroque in the 17th-century Chiesa di San Vidal, a small venue made for music. I like that the program focuses on beloved composers like Mozart, Bach, Handel,…
Baroque music has a very Venetian setting here. You’ll sit in the Salone Capitolare at the Scuola Grande di San Teodoro while I Musici Veneziani brings Vivaldi’s Four Seasons to life, complete with 18th-century costumes and opera soloists. It’s a…
Italian opera, right in Venice. This ticket gets you a live show called The Three Tenors, inspired by Maestro Luciano Pavarotti’s famous concert with Domingo and Carreras, performed by I Musici Veneziani in a historic Venice venue. It’s the kind…
This concert feels time-travel. You’re hearing Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in the Church of Santa Maria della Visitazione, la Pietà, where the story goes that Antonio Vivaldi played violin, composed, and led the orchestra connected with the Putte. I especially love…
Vivaldi in a real Venetian church feels different. You start at the Museo della Musica di Venezia near San Marco, where you can see 200 original instruments made from 1600 to 1900, then you hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons performed the…
