Make your own way to Osteria Leon Bianco, a lively little restaurant, just a few streets away from the hectic pace of the Grand Canal. Your 3-course meal (appetizer, first and second course) is offered with a choice of a meat or fish menu. Any drinks are at your own expense, and you have roughly 1.5 hours to enjoy the meal.
Savor the atmosphere inside the traditional Venetian restaurant as you eat, and then, when you are ready, make the 10-minute walk to the Church of San Vidal. Now a full-time concert venue, the former place of worship is the ideal spot for a night of baroque music with historic architecture, early Renaissance artwork and, not least, its renowned acoustics.
Take a seat and watch the musicians of the Interpreti Veneziani take to the stage under the gaze of the altarpiece Vittore Carpaccio painting San Vidal on Horseback. Members of the ensemble play original instruments and are acclaimed for their talent. Relax as the music starts — you’re in for a treat.
Enjoy a range of baroque-period music that ranges from Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” to Mozart’s “A Little Night Music.” Take a peek at the Itinerary for the full 2015 concert calendar.