A very nice visit to absolutely do when you are passing through Venice. A magnificent place, very interesting explanations, essential audio guide to immerse yourself in this magical place! €12 for around 1 hour visit. Possibility of having a drink and local specialties in a pretty typical café upstairs.

A fairy tale! We did not do a tourist visit, but attended the concert given by the conductor Ivor Bolton. If the place is magnificent with its sumptuous decor and the gold of its woodwork, it remains incomplete without great music. And there, everything makes sense, the magic works to give you chills. Experience this place like the Venetians, not as a passing visitor. It was one of the most beautiful concerts of my life.

La Fenice is a jewel rebuilt identically after a fire. In the heart of Venice, opera performances of the highest level are given, with a very elegant hall that makes you forget the general carelessness in this area. At the exit, you have to go to the Martini restaurant if you want, but, even better, to the club of the same name located to the right of the first one. The small terrace doesn't seem like much, but at the back, there is another very large one, divinely decorated and lit, and the food is excellent there.

Wow! What an experience - we visited on a rainy day in Venice. The queue was minimal, less than 10min to queue up. The audio guide is brilliant and everything is well sign posted with plenty of seating so you can take in the atmosphere and listen to the audio guide. There's a nice little cafe on the third floor where you can take a pitstop, overall I would factor in 90mins on your visit

As much as the exterior is anonymous and banal, the interior is sublime. A visit in time, no need for a guide but an audio guide is still useful. We had the chance before leaving to attend the orchestra's rehearsals for the evening performance. Very informative and fascinating. An exceptional building!

This is definitely one of the places to discover when you are in Venice. A cultural place steeped in history, which saw the birth of La Traviata in particular, or which made Maria Callas shine on stage. The decor is sumptuous and rich. We were there mid-afternoon, there was no queue; Family tickets are interesting.

This beautiful opera house has a multitude of box seats, and orchestra seating. I would not recommend a tour of this theater, but if one loves music and can afford the relatively high price of the tickets, this venue can offer a very enjoyable night out. We bought one of the more reasonable tickets in a box above the orchestra for the opera. Thankfully, most of the performance and subtitles were visible from where we sat. The audience was dressed in a variety of ways, some very formal and others very casual. However, the theater glittered with beautiful lighting.

A stunning theatre that has to be seen to be believed. We opted to tour with the electronic guide, you need a credit card or driving licence as a "deposit" for the free handsets. The information is detailed and clear to understand so worth considering. The inside of the theatre is so beautiful and ornate it has to be seen to be believed. Well worth a couple of hours of your time

The Theatro La Fenice is one of the most iconic opera houses in the world. It therefore had a turbulent history, including fire. Was it the firebird?🐦‍🔥 In our opinion, one of the most beautiful operas in the world and we have already seen quite a few. The pastel blue color combined with gold appears throughout the building. We were allowed to attend Mozart's Don Giovanni and thought it was fantastic.

Attended Don Giovanni in box seats, we were seated in a box section 2, box 12, seats 3 and 4. These were the second row in the box. The seat map showed six seats in the box, but there were only four. We did not have an obstructed view. Note that the second row seats are counter height bar stools that allow you to see over the two people on the rail. Tickets were 165 EUR ea. When choosing seats, the theatre is small, shaped like a horseshoe. Choose seats as close to the base of the horse shoe as possible. Any level, or main floor. Side boxes do have blocked views.