VENICE
The Venice shortlist.
The 13 most popular concerts in Venice. The ones worth your time in a city with plenty to choose from, each with prices, running times and the operator behind it.
Baroque concert in Venice at the Church of San Vidal with Interpreti Veneziani. 90 minutes of Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi plus optional CD.
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Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in Venice at Scuola Grande di San Teodoro, with costumed musicians, opera soloists, and a beautiful 90-minute concert.
“We had a fantastic time in Venice. We were looking for a type of show which captures a bit of elegance. Adding classical music and a bit of opera after dinner. The costumes and performers were fantastic! Get there early if you have a seating preference as it in chairs lined no stadium seating so…”
Hear Interpreti Veneziani perform Baroque favorites in Venice’s San Vidal church. English ticket, open seating, and excellent acoustics.
“It is worth going. The musicians are out of this world and the location is spectacular. It is the best.”
St. Mark Square’s Prison Palace hosts a one-hour opera concert. Intimate singers with piano, Mozart to 20th-century, $46.
A 1-hour classical concert at Palazzo Pisani-Revedin in Venice, featuring cello music in an art-filled setting, with pickup and mobile tickets.
“Una performance eclectica, spiegata bene ed eseguita meglio.”
Venice baroque concert in Santa Maria della Pietà: Around Vivaldi. Meet Vivaldi’s works and 18th-century Venice in 1.5 hours.
Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons at Chiesa di San Vidal, then tour Venice’s Museo della Musica. Two times, mobile ticket, strong value.
“Mandatory on a Venice visit”
Enjoy live jazz at Laguna Libre in Venice with dinner or aperitif, canal views, and organic Italian bites in an 18th-century palace.
Evening Interpreti Veneziani concert in Venice with Music Museum access in San Maurizio Church. Live Vivaldi, Mozart, and more.
“The musicians were clearly well rehearsed, but sometimes it was hard to relate to such dramatic from 300 years ago.”
Hear opera arias and classical music in Venice’s Palazzo delle Prigioni at St. Mark’s Square, with two seating options and great acoustics.
“It was a wonderful evening with three performers who really filled the room with their beautiful music.”
A private Venice cooking class in Chef Francesco’s home, with hands-on Italian food and live guitar to end the meal.
“If you are looking for a cooking experience where you feel relaxed, at home and with friends, this is for you.”
New Year’s concert in Venice with I Musici Veneziani, 14 performers and opera singers in Scuola Grande di San Teodoro for 1.5 hours.
“Nice concert! A little short anyway for the price. Musicians and singers are good.”
Venice dinner with cicchetti and wine, then a Vivaldi concert by I Musici Veneziani in the 16th-century Scuola Grande di San Teodoro.
The historic centre, the lagoon islands and the art the city was built around.
