CARNIVAL BALLS

CARNIVAL BALLS

The most exclusive carnival dances of 2020: live a fairytale!

4 h
€ 370

Carnival Minuetto 2020 - Ball in Palazzo Dandolo

One of the most elegant Carnival Balls in Venice! Dinner, music, dance masters and performers: enjoy a memorable night at Monaco & Grand Canal Hotel, near Piazza San Marco! [Read more...]
4 h
€ 350

Minuetto 2020 Carnival Ball at Hotel Danieli

One of the most beautiful Carnival Balls in Venice. Unforgettable experience at the historic Danieli Hotel! Welcoming Cocktail, Placée Dinner ,minuet Masters and Baroque ensemble in a stunning location on Saint Mark’s Basin! [Read more...]
5 h
€ 550

Ballo Tiepolo 2020

A dreamy night in a romantic venue lighted up by hundreds of candles, which will recreate the atmosphere of 18th-century celebrations . You'll be delighted by opera singers, professional dancers, Italian Prosecco and an exquisite dinner prepared by a Michelin-starred chef. [Read more...]
2 h
€ 140

Carnival Cotillon

Amazing afternoon with your friends, have fun and learn the basic steps of 18th-century group dances with our professional dance Masters to the music of a classical trio. Enjoy hot chocolate and typical Venetian pastries served in a beautiful Palace near Piazza San Marco! [Read more...]
2 h
€ 130

Carnival Dancing Chocolate 2020 - Afternoon Party

The sweetest event of the Carnival of Venice in Hotel Slendid! You'll learn the steps of period dances and you'll enjoy hot chocolate and delicious Venetian pastries! [Read more...]
€ 450

Grand Ball La Fenice

After several years, the carnival of Venice comes back to La Fenice Theatre with a masked dinner and period dances in the historic ballroom of the Venetian aristocracy. [Read more...]

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