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Music & Concert Tour To Venice

During a music group tour you can discover Vivaldi’s city of Venice and experience its distinguished music tradition and its stunning architecture.

We’ll help you plan public performances to show off your music groups talent.

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Highlights

01

Singing Mass at St Mark’s Basilica

02

Stroll along the maze of alleyways, bridges & winding lanes

03

Performing in the Basilica of SS Giovanni e Paolo

04

A ride on the local vaporettos along the Grand Canal

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Suggested itinerary

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5
Fly to Venice Arrive at Hotel Nazionale Evening meal
Breakfast Morning at leisure exploring the sights of Venice on foot Afternoon performance in the Basilica SS Giovanni e Paolo Evening meal
Breakfast Visit the Doges Palace with audio-guides Performance at Mass in St Mark's Basilica Evening meal
Breakfast Sing at Mass in the Basilica Santa Maria de' Frari Boat trip to Murano, Burano and Torcello Evening meal
Breakfast Airport transfer & return flight to the UK

What's included

Return flights from the UK to Venice
Return airport transfers in Italy
Half board hotel accommodation
Organisation of 3 performances
Services of a Concert Assistant
Travel insurance
24/7 emergency support on tour

*Excursion fees may not be included in this tour – please contact us to learn more.

Suggested excursions

01 Piazza San Marco (St Mark’s Square)
02 St Mark’s Church, Venice
03 Grand Canal, Venice
04 Palazzo Ducale (Doge’s Palace)
05 Galleria dell’Accademia, Venice
06 Basilica of Santa Maria
07 Peggy Guggenheim Collection
08 Islands of the Lagoon Tour
09 Church of the Santissimo Redentore
10 Teatro La Fenice Tour
01 Piazza San Marco (St Mark's Square)

This famous square is the heart of Venice. Students can join the tourists who throng in front of the Basilica di San Marco and neoclassical Museo Correr. The ‘little square’ leading from Piazza San Marco to the waters of Bacino San Marco once served as the grand entrance to the Republic.

Tip: Prices for food and drink in the Piazza are high, so plan your meals outside this stop.

2 hours See on map
02 St Mark's Church, Venice

This is one of the most famous churches in the world and one of the best known examples of Byzantine architecture. Located on St Mark’s Square this is a must see for anyone visiting Venice and guided tours can be arranged upon request. The Basilica, consecrated in 1094, houses the relics of St Mark and is richly decorated with mosaics. The golden altarpiece is a masterpiece dating from the 10th century.

1.5 hours See on map
03 Grand Canal, Venice

The Grand Canal is an ancient waterway that is the main route through Venice. It is lined with magnificent buildings that were built from the 13th to the 18th centuries by wealthy Venetian families. The best way to view these is to travel by vaporetto(water bus) – the no.1 and no.2 both travel from end to end – or you can take a water taxi or gondola.

1 hour See on map
04 Palazzo Ducale (Doge’s Palace)

The pink and white marble Doge’s Palace in St Mark’s Place is an audacious expression of Venetian prosperity and power. It has façades that were designed by Giovanni and Bartolomeo Buon which date from 1309 to 1424. The palace, which was started in the 9th century was rebuilt several times and completed in the Renaissance period.

2 hours See on map
05 Galleria dell'Accademia, Venice

This important gallery of fine art traces the development of Venetian art and artists chronologically up to the 18th century. Students can see a vast range of art inspired by the many different perspectives a single city can provide. The collection includes influential works by Bellini Carpaccio, Tintoretto, Giorgione and Canaletto.

2 hours See on map
06 Basilica of Santa Maria

The Basilica of Santa Maria del Fiore’s incredible neo-gothic façade is something to behold. Inside are impressive tombs, frescoes and paintings. The Baptistery, a romanesque minor basilica, is one of the oldest buildings in Florence. The external imagery, particularly on the 3 bronze doors, is incredibly intricate.

1- 2 hours See on map
07 Peggy Guggenheim Collection

The Collection is the most important museum in Italy for European and American art from the first half of the 20th century. It is located in Peggy Guggenheim’s former home, Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, and presents her personal collection of 20th century art. It ranges from cubism to abstract expressionism, enabling students to see a range of works and styles.

2 hours See on map
08 Islands of the Lagoon Tour

Take a boat trip to the islands of Venice. Students can visit Murano, famous for its glassware, with some glass factories running tours. Burano Island has picturesque canals lined with colourful houses. It’s famous for artisan lace, which you can buy in many of the shops. Torcello is a peaceful island, much of it a nature reserve, with a beautiful cathedral.

3 hours See on map
9 Church of the Santissimo Redentore

This triumph of white marble on the Grand Canal was built to celebrate Venice’s deliverance from a bout of the Black Death from 1575 – 77. Andrea Palladio designed an impressive building whose prominent dome seems to rise directly behind the Greek-temple façade. The interior is solemn and harmonious, speaking of Palladio’s study of Roman baths.

2 hours See on map
10 Teatro La Fenice Tour

Tour of one of Italy’s oldest opera houses, the site of many famous operatic premieres. The name of Teatro La Fenice (meaning ‘The Phoenix’) was coined when it was built over the ashes of its predecessor in 1792. Since then, it has burned and been rebuilt twice more. Daily audio-guided tours are available in several languages from 9:30am – 6pm. Photo © Giorgio Minguzzie.

45 mins See on map
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Music performance venues

St Mark’s Basilica, Venice A performance at Mass at St Mark’s Basilica is the highlight of many groups’ visits to Venice. Repertoire is strictly sacred for this once in a lifetime experience.
Santa Maria Gloriosa de’ Frari The simple exterior of the church belies a richly ornate interior with works of art by Titian and Donatello. Choirs have the opportunity to perform at Sunday Mass in the Basilica and use of the organ can be granted.
Basilica of SS Giovanni e Paolo Choirs are invited to perform afternoon concerts on weekdays in the opulent Basilica and use of the organ can be granted upon request.
Basilica di San Pietro di Castello It used to be the Cathedral Church of Venice till 1807 and the original building dates back to the VII century. Damaged by fire in the Middle Ages, the church building was rebuilt in the Renaissance and the current organ was added in the XVIII century. Choirs are invited to perform evenings.
Basilica of St Anthony, Padua This sanctuary is the largest church in Padua. As the resting place of St Anthony it is one of the most visited churches in Italy welcoming thousands of pilgrims each day. Choirs are invited to sing at Mass in this incredible place of faith.
Church of San Giovanni in Bragora We love this church where Antonio Vivaldi was baptised in 1641. The local priest is very welcoming and he is known to give performing groups a copy of the baptism certificate. The afternoon concerts are well supported by the local congregation.

Typical accommodation

Image displaying the Hotel Nazionale ★★★
Hotel Nazionale ★★★ See on map

What groups like:

100m from Santa Lucia Railway Station in the highly sought-after area of Cannaregio
Short walk along the splendid Lista di Spagna will bring you to the Gondoliers and water taxi
Close to famous sights, such as Piazza Roma and the Rialto Bridge with spectacular views

Facilities:

Private bathroom with shower
Air-conditioning and heating
Beautiful inner garden
Image displaying the Hotel Atlantide ★★
Hotel Atlantide ★★ See on map

What groups like:

The hotel is close to the Jewish quarter and Frari church
Situated centrally so great for visiting shops and seeing the city
Pedestrianised walkway from the hotel to the famous St Mark’s Square

Facilities:

Luggage storage
Private bathroom with shower with toiletries and hairdryers
Satellite TV service

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