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Venice Opera Break

A must see when visiting Venice, Teatro La Fenice is one of the most famous and notorious venues in the history of theatre in Italy. Home to some of the finest operatic premieres from greats such as Verdi, Rossini and Bellini you will not want to miss this. We have listed a few performances below but do contact our Italy Experts for more information and details. 

Opera Dates

The 2024-2025 opera programme takes place on the following days:

17th December 2024 to 18th December 2024   CHRISTMAS CONCERT | at Saint Marks Basilica 
30th December 2024, to 1st January 2025  NEW YEAR’S CONCERT 
15th January 2025 to 19th January 2025  ROMEO E GIULIETTA | Sergej Prokof’ev 
7th February 2025 to 28th February 2025  RIGOLETTO | Verdi 
20th February 2025 to 4th March 2025  IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA | Rossini 
7th March 2025 to 15th March 2025  IL TRIONFO DELL’ONORE | Scarlatt 
28th March 2025 to 6th April 2025  ANNA BOLENA by Donizetti 
2nd May 2025 to 15th May 2025  DER PROTAGONIST | Weill 
16th May 2025 to 24th May 2025  ATTILA | Verdi 
20th June 2025 to 1st July 2025  DIALOGUES DES CARMÉLITES | Poulenc 
29th August 2025 to 7th September 2025  TOSCA | Puccini 
18th September 2025 to 23rd September 2025  LA CENERENTOLA | Prokof’ev 
3rd October 2025 to 5th October 2025  ESPAÑA 
17th October 2025 to 26th October 2025  WOZZECK| Berg 

At a glance

  • La Fenice opera
  • Venice - 3 nights

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4 days from £879 per person

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Trip Itinerary

Day 1 : UK – Venice
Fly into Marco Polo International Airport and get your first glimpse of the floating city from a water taxi which will take you to your hotel. Then head to the Piazza San Marco, the vibrant main square, which is a perfect spot to see some of the most famous landmarks in Venice. The Campanile (bell tower) and the Torre dell'Orologio (clock tower) overlook the square, while tourists flock to the sculptures and mosaics found in St Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace. The area around St Mark's Square is teeming with restaurants.
Day 2 : A night at the opera
Today is for exploring the city on foot, stop to rest your feet for a caffè at a coffee shop or two throughout the day. This evening, you head for the opera. This year, Le Fenice is showing operas by famous composers such as Verdi, Puccini and Vivaldi.Performances start around 7pm or 8pm and we recommend booking seats in the stalls to make sure you’re comfortable for the long performances.
Day 3 : Venice
After a night at the opera, there is another full day to explore Venice. Your last full day in Venice is the perfect time to explore some of the famous islands of the Venetian Lagoon. A boat will take you to Murano, famous for glass blowing and housing Venice’s glass factories. Tour a factory, watch a glass blowing demonstration and admire the distinctive ornaments and jewellery on display.

The picturesque island of Burano is next, with its colourful fishing cottages and boats. You may even catch some of the villagers sitting in the sun making some of Burano’s famous lace. Last stop is Torcello, an island with few inhabitants and a magnificent cathedral, the Basilica dei Santa Maria Assunta, in which you’ll find some impressive mosaics.   
Day 4 : Venice – UK
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