Teatro Malibran - Fondazione Teatro La Fenice di Venezia Review

Majestic theatre! Simply beautiful interior, we were lucky to go during a rehearsal so we were allowed to listen in on an opera.

A little disappointed, the Opera is very beautiful but the visit very short.

A small but cute theater
Don't worry about dressing up!
I watched the violin quartet concert.
The one sitting next to me was the mother of one of the performers (laughs).

Always a thrill just to get into this wonderful theater, there is nothing negative to report. Unfortunately, the cost means that it is not accessible to everyone.

Magnificent. Well explained. Accessible to children from 7 to 8 years old

A great La Traviata experienced, friendly staff, all well organized.

Sumptuous place rich in history, I strongly recommend that you take the audio guide to know the history of this place.

Sumptuous place rich in history, I strongly recommend you to take the audio guide to know the history of this place.

Wonderful place and beautiful theater with excellent acoustics

The impact with all the lights and decorations of the boxes and above all of the Royal one was remarkable ... fascinating

Originally established in 1637, the opera house is said to be the most beautiful in the world. I watched Tosca.
The interior is a gorgeous and classic interior that further enhances the excitement that the opera is about to begin.
I was impressed to hear the sound well.

A place worth seeing. An interesting story of the theater.

Interesting historic building close to Saint Mark's Square. The price of the visit is low: around ten euros. There is little, see no tourist between noon and two. The audio guide is free. It would be a shame not to visit the phoenix theater.

A very long history where presentations and events of exceptional value have originated
in the opera, symphonic and chamber music fields.

Beautiful, simply stunning! Have seen La Traviata from Verdi from the royal box and were thrilled. The stage design was enchantingly creative and modern without being bland and the artists were outstanding. The hall and the rest of the building are also very magnificent and simply beautiful. Definitely worth a visit!

It was exciting to watch Madame Butterfly at a theater like this.

After three fires the theater is more beautiful than ever

Really nice place to visit, although the audio guide is a bit long winded by repeating information. Once I got the gist of it, about halfway through I just walked around and enjoyed it visually without the audio guide.

Place full of memories. Beautiful and anbasranzacpmpleta presentation

Wow ... really full of charm and an atmosphere of the past.

Very nice and interesting visit to do. Full price 11, otherwise for students (upon presentation of the university card) it costs 7. With the audio guide you can listen to interesting explanations and move around inside the theater (entrance, foyer, stage, grandstands and boxes, theater rooms and ballrooms). There is also a small exhibition dedicated to Maria Callas! Super recommended and a must see!

Magical experience seeing an opera in this beautiful, historic setting

Be careful if rehearsals the room is not lit so we see nothing ... damage

The view of the theater from the boxes is unique and magical

Went to see La Traviatta and it was an amazing experience. It's a must do !!

Great place! Got very last minute tickets for three for 5th floor. Wanted cheap. Lots of knee space. We weren't dressed right but lots gowns and black tie. Aqua alte following production was added experience.

Very nice visit to the theater with audio guide was exciting

The theater that has been reborn several times from its ashes is beautiful. The visit must be booked.

In the heart of Venice, one of the pillars of the city, I recommend everyone to visit it and enjoy at least once one of the shows they put on

When we visited the theatre (30/5/18), we wanted audio guides, as we didn't have much knowledge of the history of venue. We waited for about 10 minutes while the staff member issuing the audio guides, tried to reunite people returning their audio guide equipment with their passports etc which they had evidently left with her. This seemed to take an inordinate amount of time, as the filing system she was using seemed to confuse her somewhat. When we eventually got her attention, we were told (rudely) as we had no photo ID, we were unable to have a audio guide. How ridiculous!! My husband even offered to leave a credit card as a surety..but this was rejected. We toured the theatre which was beautiful, but the whole experience was marred by this.

Gran Teatro La Fenice, located in the San Marco district in Campo San Fantin, is today the main opera house in Venice. Twice destroyed and rebuilt [1], it was the site of important opera and symphonic seasons and the International Festival of Contemporary Music.

Superb! To do absolutely! Magnificent rococo-style opera steeped in history (fires, La Callas, ...). One of the best city tours

Scandallo! 11 Euros and many inaccessible parts, and without prior information of the service personnel. Visit to be discouraged. 2 years ago we had already done and at that time everything was accessible. In addition, the person at the entrance, by the way very unpleasant, asked to see our tickets while she let us in

Gorgeous venue reminiscent of what opera was like centuries ago - intimate, not stodgy. A must see for opera-lovers!

The place is nice and careful what I did not love are the chairs, they could be more comfortable

Dense with history, although not huge. The upper floors can be visited

Wonderful theatre with a very good audio guide. Better signage for where to be for the right audio would have been good