Teatro La Fenice Venice

Yesterday we found something worse than Irish college students and cranky babies: Extended American Families on Vacation. Our flight from Prague to Venice was only an hour long but felt like 10 due to the fact that we were surrounded by this horrible American family, including a loud grandmother, a cranky grandfather, two adult children, their …

Our day in Venice began with breakfast in the hotel and then getting our tickets sorted for the next few days. We then set out to find the famous Piazza San Marco, not only because its names after me but because it’s the home of the famous Basilica in Venice. After a bit of window shopping and getting excited about a watch that might suit me …

... got to see light before they were put into jail. We then stumbled around for a bit and found a beautiful theatre called Teatro La Fenice. A stunning theatre that had burned down and been restored to its former glory. We decided to do the audio tour and ...

... in a Palace, Galleria Franchetti Ca d'Oro (9,50).  I also went to an old opera theatre which was pretty lovely, Gran Teatro La Fenice (7,00).    While in the Guggenheim I was over come and not by the splendour of the art works. ...

... Woman”) and its staging has strong ties to Venice, because it was performed for the first time at the Gran Teatro La Fenice on March 6, 1853.  (I also specifically chose to see it through this particular company, as it came highly recommended ...

... to take the roadblock. From the Rialto Bridge, one team member must take a gondola and direct the oarsman to Teatro La Fenice (The Phoenix Operahouse), where they will retrieve their next clue and return by gondola to their partner. This task is best ...

... San Marco district as well as the remainder of Venice.  In San Marco we came across the Teatro la Fenice, also known as the theatre of Venice, and Campo Francesco Morosini.  We crossed the bridged into the Dorsoduro quarter, past the ...

... stalls. it smelt a bit humid and there was heaps of sales.but it we had a fantastic time. next off was to Teatro La fenice which is one of Venice's most famous opera houses.we went on an audio tour for 8 Euro per set. we were very lucky because there ...

... this degradation. That being said we did come upon some really great architecture. The exterior circular stair case, the Teatro La Fenice (the Phoenix) opera house and the old Nazi headquarters. Multiple statues that we can’t begin to remember all ...

... pretty. I love riding on the vaporetto along the grand canal. Our B&B Al Teatro is on a small side canal opposite the Teatro la Fenice. The lady who runs the B&B is so friendly and helpful and the little lane ways are quiet and I'm lying on the ...