Teatro La Fenice

Skip the line and indulge the cultural flavor of Venice at Teatro La Fenice

Be your own guide with the audio guide provided detailing all you need to know about Teatro La Fenice

Visit Venice's most beautiful opera house that has withstood the test of time twice over its existence.

Gain access to the Foyer, Hall Theatre, Royal Box and Apollonian Halls with this skip the line ticket.

Learn about different Venetian Opera singers and their impressive years of glory

Gain access to the legendary Fenice Theater, and learn about its glorious past and present on this 1-hour guided tour.

Marvel at royal chandeliers and angelic frescoes at the home ground of world-famous Italian maestros like Rossini and Verdi.

Take in the other elements of the theater’s lavish 18th-century architecture like the 166 boxes, plush red seating, and orchestra den.

Choose from tour options with a guide speaking English, German, French, or Italian – the language of your choice!

Fun Fact: ‘La Fenice’ literally translates to ‘the Phoenix’. The theater did burn 3 times during its lifetime and rose from the ashes, just like a phoenix.

Visit the Doge’s Palace and any 3 Civic Museums on St.Mark's Square

Visit any 3 Churches from the Chorus Circuit

A complimentary pass to Querini Stampalia Foundation

Guided tour of the Teatro La Fenice with audioguide + complimentary permission to take photographs inside the Theatre

Just show your mobile voucher and walk into the Doge’s Palace skipping the 45-minute average queue.

Rich in Gothic architecture, the Palace is, no doubt, a must-visit Venetian attraction.

Discover the history and culture of the city as you visit 11 museums in Venice. Walk in without standing in long queues.

Visit 3 churches from the Chorus Circuit to explore the religious center of Venice.

Your options include the iconic Museo Correr, Archaeological Museum, the Monumental Rooms of the Biblioteca Marciana, the Fortuny Museum, and more.

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere and architecture of churches like Santa Maria del Giglio, founded in the 9th century and full of classical paintings.