Teatro La Fenice
One of Italy’s most famous opera houses (it officially ranks third after La Scala in Milan and San Carlo in Naples), La Fenice opened in 1836, but was rebuilt after a devastating fire and reopened in 2003. The opera season runs late November through June, but there are also ballet performances and classical concerts. Tickets are expensive for the major productions; around 80–150€ for the gallery, and 150€–350€ for a decent seat (“listening” only seats with no view go from 25€, while obstructed-view seats are from 45€).
One of Italy’s most famous opera houses (it officially ranks third after La Scala in Milan and San Carlo in Naples), La Fenice opened in 1836, but was rebuilt after a devastating fire and reopened in 2003. The opera season runs late November through June, but there are also ballet performances and classical concerts. Tickets are expensive for the major productions; around 80–150€ for the gallery, and 150€–350€ for a decent seat (“listening” only seats with no view go from 25€, while obstructed-view seats are from 45€).
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