5 Always-On Music Venues

Waterfront church beside the former home and workplace of Vivaldi, now hosting atmospheric classical concerts.

An evening concert here turns the church into an intimate stage for Vivaldi's music, with The Four Seasons accompanied by subtle changes in light that mirror the seasons.

Above, a magnificent ceiling fresco adds another layer to the experience, making the performance as much a visual spectacle as a musical one.

If you're thinking of attending, there are a few things worth knowing beforehand: from choosing the right evening to getting a good seat.

Baroque music venue in a long deconsecrated church, home to concerts by Interpreti Veneziani.

End your day of sightseeing with a moving classical concert in a sacred setting - where the atmosphere and acoustics elevate the experience.

Seat of Venice's oldest confraternity, now hosting opera and classical music performances.

Once the seat of Venice's oldest confraternity, this historic scuola grande now hosts opera and classical concerts, where performers appear in full 18th-century attire.

Grand opera house, faithfully rebuilt after fire and restored to match its original 19th-century design.

This historic, richly decorated opera house was reborn twice after fires burned it to the ground - just as its name (The Phoenix) foretold.

Intimate jazz club featuring nightly live performances by the VJC quartet.

After a day of exploring Venice's historical charm, indulging in contemporary live music at this effortlessly cool club is the perfect way to return to the present moment.