Top Veneto Shows & Performances

Hear Antonio Vivaldi’s magnificent ‘Four Seasons’ performed by Venice’s acclaimed I Musici Veneziani. The 1.5-hour show will whisk you back to 18th-century Venice, with performers dressed in traditional Venetian costumes and a spectacular setting in the exclusive Salone Capitolare at the Scuola Grande di San Teodoro.

Pay homage to the golden age of Venice with a night at the opera. Enjoy the exciting "The Four Seasons" by Antonio Vivaldi, performed by the orchestra and singers of I Musici Veneziani. The show takes you through four violin concertos that are inspired by a different season of the year.

Spend a one-of-a-kind evening out in Venice—and enjoy a night of classical music, hosted steps from some of the city's best-known sights—during this special concert experience. Book tickets in advance to guarantee your place; then, head to the venue, steps from the Doge's Palace and St. Mark's Cathedral. Listen as talented singers perform arias from some of the most beloved Italian operas, all interspersed with piano performances.

Immerse yourself in the lush sounds of baroque music at this authentic chamber performance in Venice. The 17th-century Church of San Vidal provides an intimate historic setting and fantastic acoustics for concertos and symphonies by European masters such as Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi, and Handel. The talented members of the Interpreti Veneziani ensemble bring these musical masterworks to life for a night out you won’t soon forget.

Catch a "Four Seasons" Vivaldi concert in the intimate Chiesa di Santa Maria della Pieta, the Venetian church dubbed Vivaldi’s church for its links to the Italian composer. Built on the site where Vivaldi once worked, the current church pays tribute to him with regular Vivaldi concerts that are always in demand.

Experience an evening of opera in Venice, surrounded by the historical elegance of a 15th-century palace. The singers and musicians of the Musica a Palazzo ensemble perform classics of Italian opera within the ornate salons of the Palazzo Barbarigo Minotto. Move from room to room with the performers and soak up the drama of epics such as “La Traviata” and “Rigoletto” in a truly intimate, immersive environment.

Leave Venice behind to explore its lagoon islands—and avoid the crowds—on this small-group tour to Murano. Step inside a craft workshop, watch artisans give a glassblowing demonstration, and savor an included glass of Prosecco at a showroom and art gallery. Learn about local history, culture, and architecture and enjoy the chance to indulge in some retail therapy along the way.

Maximize time in Verona, Italy with a combination tour. Meet your guide for a city walking tour and learn about top landmarks including Piazza Bra, Juliet’s House, and Piazza delle Erbe. Then enjoy an evening of opera in a historic open-air amphitheater, the Arena di Verona. This combination tour includes a ticket for a numbered seat to see operas such as La Traviata, Aida, or others in the 2026 season.

Experience the magic of opera at Verona’s historic Palazzo dei Mutilati. In the elegant Sala Antonio Girelli, world-class opera singers and a pianist bring iconic arias and duets to life in an intimate Art Deco setting. Designed by architect Francesco Banterle and inaugurated in 1934, the Palazzo’s rich history and stunning details enhance the evening’s charm. Enjoy a welcome glass of prosecco before a captivating 60-minute concert featuring Verdi, Donizetti, Bizet and Mascagni. After the performance, meet the artists in the atrium. Whether you're a seasoned opera lover or a curious newcomer, this enchanting night blends culture, elegance, and timeless music in the heart of Verona. Reservations are a DONATION to the Ubaldo Composta Cultural Music Association, organizer of these events, which receive no government funding. Upon arrival, please complete a membership card with your name and country of residence.

Explore Venice's famous canals on a guided gondola ride through the city. Meander beneath bridges and along quiet, peaceful stretches in a traditional Venetian boat, taking in sights such as the Rialto Bridge and Campo Manin as you go. Join our expert gondolier in enjoying one of Venice's most leisurely and original pastimes, and don't miss this chance to experience the Grand Canal from the water.

Murano, a tight cluster of islands on the outskirts of Venice, has been the center of the city’s glassmaking industry since 1291. This small-group glass-blowing demonstration takes place in a historic former church dubbed Ex Chiesa di Santa Chiara, and allows you to observe glass-making masters at work as they bend and sculpt glass to create two original pieces before your eyes.

Cap off your time in Venice with an unforgettable evening of classical music in the heart of the city. Just steps from St. Mark’s Basilica and the Doge’s Palace, this intimate concert brings Italy’s operatic tradition to life through celebrated arias performed by talented vocalists, accompanied by elegant piano interludes. Reserve your tickets in advance to secure your preferred seating time and enjoy a refined cultural experience in one of Venice’s most iconic settings. Perfect for both first-time opera listeners and seasoned music lovers, this performance offers a memorable way to experience the atmosphere, artistry, and romance of Venice after dark.

Many people come to Venice to sightsee and miss out on the Floating City’s nightlife. For a special experience, book an entertaining evening out at the cabaret. A grand magic show, musical performers, and dancers keep you entertained while you dine on a three-course dinner with Italian wine. Choose from among three different menus; a welcome cocktail is included.

Avoid wasting precious vacation time on this skip-the-line tour of the New Prisons of the Doge’s Palace, which includes pre-booked admission tickets. Visit some of the oldest prison cells in Europe, and listen to stories of prisoners like Casanova in English and Italian. Groups are capped at 16 people for a less-rushed experience.

An unforgettable experience in the most beautiful city in the world: Venice, Interpreti Veneziani, Vivaldi, the 4 Seasons, the most fascinating music between Rialto, St. Mark's, Accademia, the Carnival, the Theatres, the incredible open-air Museum. Antonio Vivaldi, with his famous Four Seasons and virtuoso solo concertos, together with the other great Baroque composers, are represented in Venice by the ensemble Interpreti Veneziani. Founded 35 years ago, for more than twenty years its concerts have been hosted by a venue with exceptional acoustics, embellished by works of art and an exhibition of original musical instruments from the 18th century: the church of San Vidal, between the Gallerie dell'Accademia, Rialto and San Marco. Venice, with its unforgettable atmospheres, is the setting for a real experience that cannot be missed by those who come here: a live concert, performed by a double group of talents, selected for their qualities as virtuoso performers and soloists.

Opera fans delight—this memorable night at the Arena di Verona, a famed ancient Roman amphitheater, is one of the most memorable venues to see a performance. This package includes an opera night and a guided city tour, giving an immersive impression of Verona's vibrant cultural and artistic history. Discover the city’s notable attractions such as Piazza Bra, Piazza delle Erbe, Casa di Giulietta, and the shopping avenue Via Giuseppe Mazzini, all while gaining insights into Verona's history from a knowledgeable guide.

Visit two of the most popular attractions in Venice on this guided tour the Doge's Palace and St. Mark's Basilica. Avoid hours-long queues with skip-the-line admission to both sites. Learn about Venetian doges and gain access to the terrace and museum of St. Mark’s Basilica. Expand your sightseeing with upgrade options such as a visit to Murano, entrance to St. Mark's Terrace and Pala d'Oro, and/or a 2-course lunch.

Explore the famous sites and hidden charms of Venice on this walking tour, followed by a ride through the city’s canals on an iconic gondola. Follow your local guide through a romantic maze of surrounding backstreets to discover some of Venice’s lesser-known gems. Learn the fascinating history of Venice as you wander through narrow alleys and over stone footbridges, and then hop aboard a Venetian gondola for a leisurely ride along the Grand Canal.

Discover St. Mark’s Basilica—one of Venice's best-known sights—all without the headache of long lines, thanks to this time-saving tour. Head to the front of the queue with your guide and step inside to admire the cathedral’s gold mosaics and embellished domes. Then, this two-in-one tour continues with a walk to other architectural highlights near St. Mark’s Square. As you go, learn about Venice’s history, and discover quieter backstreets that many visitors miss, too.

Venice is at its most romantic after sunset, when the city is bathed in the glow of streetlamps and most of the crowds have left. Experience this golden hour in the “Floating City” with this night tour that touches on both its iconic sights and lesser-known treasures that many visitors overlook. Follow your guide by moonlight through the warren of quiet lanes and canals to learn about Venetian history and lore.

Eat and drink your way through one of Venice’s most distinctive neighborhoods on a small-group walking food tour through the Cannaregio district and former Jewish ghetto. Learn about the area’s history and culture from your guide as you stroll through its narrow winding streets, stopping to sample some of the best and most authentic delicacies around, such as pasta, wine, gelato, and freshly baked goods.

This exclusive tour offers an intimate experience inside Saint Mark's Basilica. After the general public leaves, the church reopens for a privileged few. Gain up-close access to the Pala d'Oro, descend into the crypt, watch as thousands of square feet of golden mosaics illuminate, and take photos without the crowds. Your expert guide leads the group through a historical journey.

Enter the enchantment of 18th century Venice with a magical candlelit concert at Palazzo Soranzo. In these elegant halls, in the spring of 1746, a young Giacomo Casanova played the violin for three days on the occasion of the lavish wedding between the Soranzo and the Cornaro della Regina. A fascinating anecdote that makes this location truly unique. Wrapped in the flickering light of hundreds of candles, Casanova makes its return, a refined chamber ensemble in period costumes will revive the soundscape of the Serenissima. You will hear masterpieces by Antonio Vivaldi, Giuseppe Tartini and Luigi Boccherini, performed in the very rooms that hosted the Casanova musician. Each note recalls the elegance, intrigue and splendor of an unforgettable era, transporting you to the world that forged its legend. More than just a concert, it is an intimate journey through music and history, where the atmosphere of ancient Venetian festivals still seem to awaken today.