- Teatro La Fenice, translating to ‘The Pheonix’ is popular for its deliberate styling and recreation of 19th-century architecture with multiple Baroque elements.
- Built thrice considering 2 arson attacks since its opening initially in 1792, the Teatro La Fenice holds merit on its own as a place of cultural history.
- The Royal Box, Ballroom, stage, and foyers were host to many historically known individuals including Napolean. The theatre marks the opulence and cultural grandeur of the elite.
- The Teatro La Fenice played its debut in many famous operas, hosting them to this day. Visitors can enjoy many shows inspired by, and built within the theatre’s chambers.