Beautiful interior! Didn't get to see a show here but came just to take a look inside. Didn't need…read moreto purchase tickets in advance there wasn't a line. There were performers practicing which was cool to see!

Beautiful theater. It is definitely worth going on a tour of the theater. You won't be…read moredisappointed. It is an amazing building.

So this is perfect after a long day in the sun and walking around. I bought our tickets the day…read moreof. As I was walking around, I saw the same company at another location in the heart a Venice. I also saw, but looks like other companies doing the same thing. The show is short, the ticket is affordable. The worst part of the show is how squeaky the chairs are. But it's absolutely incredible to sit and listen to this timeless music in a timeless place. I lost myself in the music while looking at these statues. I felt like I went back in time and it was wonderful. My only complaint, other than the squeaky chairs is that the entire group is made up of men. Can we dismantle the patriarchy already? There were some really cute musicians. They were so passionate and it was beautiful to watch the symmetry of their bows dancing in unison. There was a cute little mini, Italian, Chris Hemsworth, on the cello. I was like hey!!! I loved this!! a general tip for traveling, and Eli is bringing a hand fan.

Fine musical group in a beautiful setting…read more There are lots of Vivaldi shows in Venice, I enjoyed this one and hear it's one of the best

Excellent performance. Native Venetian Vivaldi composed operas in and about Venice after achieving…read moresuccess with works like the Four Seasons. The talented San Marco Chamber Orchestra featuring Soprano and Tenor soloists brought warmth and spirit to the beautiful selection of music in this period and acoustically appropriate setting in the Ateneo di San Basso on Piazza San Marco. They perform the Four Seasons on alternate nights. While there were just a few off notes, overall the performances were professional and strong. The duets brought a few tears to the eyes in our appreciative audience which responded with a standing ovation. We purchased discount tickets online, but the show was worth the full price of 28 Euros.

Excellent venue why ? Well the acoustics were perfect I should know I was close to the back. There…read moreis no bad seat since it's an intimate setting. Having to here Vivaldi's 4 seasons performed in this 17th century theater with Venice virtuoso musicians in period costumes - Perfect. The fact it's close to Rialto water bus stop and all the surrounding eating and retail establishments does not hurt

Scuola Grande di San Teodoro is the location were I Musici Veneziani performs. Located in Venice,…read moreItaly - I went there twice (7/2/2015 &!7/3/2015). On 2 July 2015 I attended their Baroque and Opera performance (mostly Verdi and Puccini) and was greatly pleased. On July 3 2015 I attended Vivaldi's Four Seasons. Prices are 27 Euros for in the back or 37 Euros for up close. Both prices are well worth it. Plus, I took photos.

If you are a theatre lover vacationing in Venice you MUST see a show here. I was really on the…read morefence about seeing the play "Arlecchino's Son Lost and Found Again" since I didn't know what to expect. This was NOT a tourist trap! It was great theatre with fabulous actors. Traditional commedia dell'arte blended with modern wit and humor. This show is playing through October 2019 but if the fates should ever bring me back here I wouldn't hesitate to return. *the show was done in Italian with English subtitles projected above the stage.

Always February - March during the rainy season. You may get stuck in rising waters, so be prepared…read moreand have the pullover rain booties and an umbrella. They will sell ponchos as well. The costumes are elaborate and beautiful! Some terrifying. But all of them are handmade. You can purchase the carnivale masks all year round, and even have them custom made. I had our football teams made on a mask for my husband and I.

Carnival in venice started (according to wikipedia) in the 12th century..and is still celebrated…read moretoday. The event does atrract large crowds. What i liked - great for people watching & great costumes - good opportunity to dress up - flight of the angel(make sure to check the programm) Some tips: arrange accomodation on time and do invest in a mask.

The 795 Art Gallery is located on Guidecca Island and between the Hilton Molino Stuckey (where were…read morestaying) and Dinner one night at the Ostaria ad Botti. We stopped in on a whim, and particularly enjoyed the performance art provided by a young actress/model and the connected iPad that we was wearing over her face. Gayle and I found ourselves part of the show as our images appeared on the screen at one point. The Gallery is located in an historic 16th century palazzetto known as Palazzo Foscari. It's a reference point for various artists and collectors, representing modern and contemporary art. We also enjoyed the wall art and came away with a few artistic trinkets and huge smiles on our faces.

This was probably one of my favorite places to grab a drink based on the quality of the cocktail in…read moreVenice. Near the Rialto Bridge, you'll find a good mix of locals and tourists and an extensive cocktail menu. There's just one guy who runs the joint, but he make a helluva cocktail. I ordered a Mint Julep and he definitely made one of the better mint juleps I've had. It's definitely a sight to watch him at work as he'll put in a solid amount of time and effort into each cocktail. Plenty of people here ordered wine as well. Everything was about 9-10 euro per glass. There is also a selection of cichetta here that looked pretty good. One other perk is that you can drink outside the bar.

Great place to get a glass of wine and listen to live music if in the area! Hidden away in an…read morealley, we found out only because of the music. House white wasn't great but who cares!