[2025 Venice Attraction] Travel Guide for Teatro La Fenice di Venezia (Updated May)

What a magnificent theatre! 💛💛Gran Teatro La Fenice in Venice is one of the most classic theaters in Italy. The interior is magnificent and sparkling. Over the years, some famous concerts and operas have been performed here. Another reason why it is classic is～～～This theater is just like its name, a veritable phoenix 😯😯. After opening in 1792, the theatre was rebuilt after two fires. Later people said it might be because of the name😅. The theater was named Phoenix in the hope that all the unhappiness in the world could be reborn from the ashes like a phoenix. Who would have thought that this myth would become the fate of this theater🤔🤔! #venice #italy #goout #goout

Phoenix Grand Theater: An Artistic Utopia Intertwined with Dreams In the hustle and bustle of the city, a mysterious building stands quietly, and that is the Phoenix Grand Theater. From a distance, the opera house looks like a phoenix reborn from the ashes, its gorgeous appearance shining with a charming brilliance in the sun, as if telling the world its unique story. Approaching it is like stepping into a world full of fantasy. This is a palace of art and a stage for dreams. The moment you step into the Phoenix Grand Theater, you will be shocked by the luxury and sophistication of the interior. The tall dome is like a vast starry sky, and the bright lights are like twinkling stars, casting a soft and warm light. The exquisite murals on the walls are lifelike, as if telling ancient legends and moving stories. The polished marble floor reflects people's figures, as if leading them to an unknown and beautiful world. The opera house's stage is even more breathtaking. The huge curtain slowly opens, like a door to another world. The lights on the stage are ever-changing, sometimes as bright as day, sometimes as dark as night, creating a variety of different atmospheres. Whether it is opera, ballet, or a concert, it can be perfectly presented here. The actors sweat freely on the stage, using their songs, dances, and performances to bring the audience into one wonderful world after another. At the Phoenix Grand Theater, you can not only enjoy world-class artistic performances, but also participate in a variety of colorful activities. Art exhibitions, lectures, and workshops are often held here, giving you the opportunity to get in close contact with art and understand its charm. In addition, the opera house also has restaurants and cafes, allowing you to taste delicious food and drinks, relax, and enjoy a good time after enjoying the performance. In addition to artistic performances and activities, the Phoenix Grand Theater also focuses on interaction and communication with the audience. Here, you can communicate with the actors face-to-face to understand their creative process and performance experience. You can also participate in the theater's volunteer activities and contribute to the dissemination and promotion of art. This kind of interaction and communication not only allows the audience to understand art more deeply, but also makes art closer to people's lives. The Phoenix Grand Theater is like an artistic bridge, connecting different cultures and groups of people. It allows people to feel the collision and integration of different cultures while appreciating art. Here, you can forget all your worries and stress, immerse yourself in the ocean of art, and enjoy the peace and beauty. Whether you are a young person or an old person, an art lover or an ordinary audience member, you can find your own fun and emotion here. At the Phoenix Grand Theater, every performance is a spiritual baptism, and every experience is an unforgettable memory. It is like a shining pearl, inlaid in the center of the city, exuding a unique charm. Let us walk into the Phoenix Grand Theater together, feel the power of art, and start a dreamlike artistic journey!

#Spring0yentrip ・St. Mark's Square ・Gondola ・Rialto Bridge ・Burano Island ・Bridge of Sighs ・St. Mark's Cathedral ・Piazza Venezia ・La Fenice Theatre 🍽️Caffe Floria 🍽️La Pizza 🍽️Pasticceria Rio Marin 🍨Gelatoteca Suso I booked the gondola in advance for about 5,700 yen per person. Since I was sharing the ride, I was able to make friends with people from various countries! The scenery was very impressive, and there were even cast members who sang songs for me. Both the Rialto Bridge and the Bridge of Sighs are very beautiful, but there are a lot of people, so you need to be very careful of pickpockets😭 There is an admission fee for the La Fenice Theatre, but it comes with an audio guide and you can learn about its history. It was very beautiful down to the smallest detail, but I thought it was smaller in scale than I expected. Cafe Floria, the world's oldest cafe located in St. Mark's Square, has an interior like a museum and was more luxurious and beautiful than I had imagined. However, all the menu items are extremely expensive. Water is included so you don't need to order it! We chose seats inside the store, but if you sit outside you can enjoy listening to live piano and violin music!

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Venice is divided into the main island, Glass Island and Rainbow Island. Since the journey to Glass Island and Rainbow Island takes a long time, it is recommended to spend both days on the main island, which will make the trip relatively easy and comprehensive. This guide will introduce you to the in-depth gameplay of the main island of Venice. Hotel options: Near Mestre train station outside the island. The price is cheaper than on the island and you don’t have to worry about carrying luggage. It only takes 10 minutes from Mestre train station outside the island to Lucia train station on the island. The main mode of transportation for this trip is CityWalk (including 2 gondolas). You can stroll through the streets of Venice and get to know the city without taking a water bus, avoiding the trouble of buying tickets and queuing. DAY1 Midline Depart from Lucia Station - [Barefoot Bridge] - [Basilica of Our Lady of Glory of the Franciscans] - Navigation [Gondola Traghetto di San Tomà] Take 2 gondolas (p4) here to the other side and go to [Fenghuang Opera House (internal visit)] - [St. Mark's Square (climb to the top of the bell tower, if you don't have enough time, you can climb it the next day)] - Florian Bridge (internal visit)] - Florian Bridge] DAY2 Circular Line Depart from Lucia Station - [Accademia Gallery] - [Accademia Bridge] - Cross [St. Mark's Square (check for omissions in the previous day's itinerary)] - [Shipwreck Bookstore] - [Suso Gelato] - [Rialto Bridge] - Follow the navigation back to Lucia Station

#historicallandmarks Teatro La Fenice 💞Reasons to Recommend: cheap ticket but gorgeous experience! Please don’t miss it! It renewed from fires 🔥 worth to know the stories behind and have a look at the gift shop! 📍Address:Campo S. Fantin, 1965, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy Cheaper ticket for students 🥹#mytravelhacks #localguides you can also take nice pictures - don’t forget to prepare #ootd in advance!

The earliest knowledge of Venice came from the novel 'The Merchant of Venice'. In reality, Venice is a famous city in northeastern Italy and the capital of the Veneto region. Venice was once the center of the Republic of Venice, known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic Sea', and was also a gathering place for the Crusades during their expeditions. It accumulated wealth through its developed maritime industry. Venice holds an extremely important position and influence in the world with its architecture, painting, sculpture, opera, and more. Built by the sea, the entire city's architecture is constructed alongside the water, with the sea at every doorstep and streets that are waterways. It has earned the reputation of being born from water, being beautiful because of water, and thriving because of water, enjoying nicknames such as 'City of Water', 'City on the Water', and 'City of a Hundred Islands', and is considered one of the most romantic cities in the world. Famous attractions include: The Phoenix Opera House, St. Mark's Square, St. Mark's Basilica, and the Bridge of Sighs Major events: The well-known Venice Film Festival Means of transportation: The very characteristic gondola Due to global warming, the entire city is at risk of being submerged due to rising sea levels.

Venice is a famous tourist and industrial city in northeastern Italy. Its architecture, painting, sculpture, opera, and other aspects have extremely important status and influence in the world. Venice is "born from water, beautiful because of water, and thriving because of water", enjoying the reputation of "world water city". Venice's charm is inseparable from water, winding waterways, flowing clear waves, 118 islands interwoven by 150 canals, forming more than 400 bridges on the islands of Venice. Her beauty is composed of water and bridges, and she is the only city in the world without cars. Venice, the city of water, has numerous ancient monuments and special beautiful scenery in every street and alley, attracting thousands of tourists to come here. There are more than 120 churches of various sizes, including Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, etc. In addition, there are clock towers, male and female monasteries, various palaces built along the water, and they are adjacent to each other across the river, making it very unique. Venice's main attractions include the Phoenix Opera House, which was destroyed by fire and reborn, the melancholic Sighs Bridge described by Xu Zhimo, Renaissance and Baroque-style architecture, one of the most beautiful squares in the world - St. Mark's Square, and charming arcades, among others. Enjoy a boat ride in Venice and feel its beauty, romance, and warmth.