Opera theatre La Scala Review

Great sound, great artists, super scene (change of scenery, special effects)! There is one BUT - a lot of places with poor visibility or no visibility at all. Be careful when choosing tickets!

The architect took care of the extraordinary beauty of the hall and the convenience of visitors! It is rightfully the best theater in Europe !!! The performances, costumes, acting - remain in your memory forever !!! And of course the voice is in the shower! For those who do not know Italian there is simultaneous translation into English.

An unforgettable evening with the Finta Giardiniera ...

Spectacular as always. We went to attend a children's concert and it was very exciting. The theater was quite full, but the museum was closed and it was a great pity. The exit is a little chaotic, but it fits. They gave us the show program and an ad hoc brochure to explain everything well to the boys.

Above and beyond. The atmosphere, the accustic, the sounds of music and the sounds of voices are mesmerizing.

The redevelopment of the external area is exemplary.

Theater is getting worse and worse ticketing is a shame.

I was not at the performance, I just saw the building itself. Nothing remarkable. If you just look at the building, you should not go here, except for the tick "I was here"

Very nice inside, uncared for outside ... the Verdi of Trieste is very similar but the exterior is as nice as the interior

Magnificent opera theatre. Beautiful and impressive inside.

But how do you evaluate La Scala. It is above every possible evaluation!

As my wife said: is this the same La Scala? The man expected something more from the title than from what he saw

Very historical, a new experience of watching opera

Magical place, but from the rear seats in the side boxes you can hardly see anything: absurd to charge! And then very hot, so much so that he had to put himself in shirt sleeves despite the elegance of the theater.

I did not expect that such a famous building looks like ... I would not even pay attention to it if I did not look specifically. By the way, I did not immediately realize that it was IT and walked around several times trying to find something pompous, something that at least slightly resembles a tourist attraction. But alas, and ah))) can inside as it is pompous and beautiful, but with the appearance of an ordinary gray building that does not stand out in any way.

The opera's knife is the heart of the performing arts. When you get inside, the feeling of going out of the stairs once Leyla Gencer came out was completely different. In the museum section of the building is a section for Leyla Gencer. When you see this, human becomes indescribable. It's one of the must-see places in Milan. The staffs are also sympathetic and witty. A peaceful environment.

The Laskal Hall is one of the largest opera and ballet halls in Europe.
We attended a performance from Tokyo. The ballet was awesome. Above all praise. Tickets cost from 22 euros to 300. When you go upstairs you see posters of grandiose ideas from which everything in the chest shudders

CREATURE

Actors who leave the everyday
seduce the atmosphere
and enter the scene.
As true actors
they struggle to be true.
Comedians of life
reverse the role
and they struggle to be themselves.

Bellissimo e ricco di storia sconsiglio i posti in piccionaia per chi soffre di vertigini

Beautiful and interesting. A must visit when in Milan!

Pure entertainment! La Scala Theater is one of the most important symbols of the Lombard capital.

Aesthetically it looks almost like a normal building located in an area that is also normal ... but inside there is the most sumptuous theater in all of Milan and beyond

A short walk for tourists. Not worth the 9 euros and the queue at the entrance.

From outside it is majestic! At night it is very impressive ... it would be nice to visit it, which unfortunately I have not ever done. I enjoy the reviews of those who instead went to some nice event. Congratulations!

The light was off inside. We bought tickets for nothing.

If you have a place in your visit to Milan you can visit it ... So you don't have tickets to go see a work.

Morning opera for school children and teenagers: a little 'high' but wonderful experience for music, costumes and scenography. The magical context of La Scala offers itself generously to all.

Went to a concert here, wonderful setting for some music. The seats are a little small, 6ft or taller might think about getting aisle seats

Ballet was amazing. Beautiful architecture inside the theatre. One of our seats had a very restricted view. Had to stand for most of the show. There just needs to be higher stools/chairs for people sat in the second row of the boxes.

The facade of the Lviv Opera House is more majestic and grandiose.)

Positive experience. I visited the Teatro alla Scala and its museum and it was very pleasant and interesting.

I also saw a rare thing that the chandelier was being repaired

The home of opera. Check the programme online or on the posters at the front of the building, then book online or at the box office. Even if the performance is not your 'cup of tea', it's worth the time to experience an event in this grand theatre. Afterwards, stroll to the Galleria for a late cafe or something stronger with supper, and enjoy the night view of the Duomo.

Inside did not have time, but outside it turned out to be small as if))

A temple of music for true fans. A flagship for Milan and Italy

The building did not arrest my attention per say. It is quite banal for a typical Italian monument. I liked the museum though.

Do not be fooled by its facade, inside it is a very beautiful theater and if you also attend the opera La Traviata by Verdi, then to feel like ... the Pretty Womam or the Richrad.

Fantastic theater itself. However, I expected something more from the museum. It doesn't pay off for what's inside. The museum does not knock you down. However, the stage is brilliant.

They only allow access to a few areas with the visitor's entrance and from a box but compensates if it is not possible to buy tickets for a representation

I have 12 years and I do the classical dancer last year I went to the staircase was a great adventure with my parents.
I went to see him crush nuts

Teatro alla Scala. ... need comments? I do not believe. G. Verdi the master is proof of this.