Discover La Fenice Theater’s rich history, stunning neoclassical architecture, and world-class performances. Experience Venice’s cultural gem with our guided tour.
Discover La Fenice Theater’s rich history, stunning neoclassical architecture, and world-class performances. Experience Venice’s cultural gem with our guided tour.
- Teatro La Fenice - The Teatro La Fenice is the primary opera house in Venice, located in northeastern Italy. Having been destroyed and reconstructed multiple times, it now features a significant opera season and the international contemporary music festival.
- Teatro La Fenice - The Teatro La Fenice is the primary opera house in Venice, located in northeastern Italy. Having been destroyed and reconstructed multiple times, it now features a significant opera season and the international contemporary music festival.
- Entrance to the theater
- Professional guide
- Entrance to the theater
- Professional guide
- Food and drink
- Transport
- Food and drink
- Transport
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…
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.
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