Opera theatre La Scala Reviews

Very beautiful outside. I want to return there for the opera definitely

Well we have only seen it inside it is very good but there is no elevator and you have to climb 4 floors

World culture
Regret only for a few

Magical place, where you breathe secular art and culture. Very good

What can I add? We are talking about the Teatro alla Scala !!!

Beautiful patriotic emotions in attending Verdi's Attila

The performance is wonderful !! Very stuffy, uncomfortable seats. You can t take pictures, but everyone takes pictures. The hall is beautiful. The lobby is strange, as if plasterboard was painted with golden paint. In the boxes they sit on stools for a lot of money.

Loved the Museum & the paintings/statues/ all rea ly.

For opera's lovers 5 *. Frequent discounts on performances. Subscriptions. If you cannot go to the performance, be sure to go to the theater museum (to the left of the center entrance). You can see the exposition, the foyer and the theater auditorium itself (several boxes are open). The interiors of the theater are quite modest, but the content ...
The exposition of the museum: several beautiful halls, portraits of singers and composers, costumes, props, musical instruments, posters.

I attended a performance of Carmen in March 2015. I paid 144 euros for a third level box seat on the left. The music was wonderful but there was no view of the stage. This was extremely disappointing. I was in seat 4 of a box. The only people in the box who had views were the people in seats 1 and 2. I think it is very unfair that La Scala charges full price for tickets when it is impossible to see the stage from certain seats. These seats should be discounted. Also, they could add small videos in the boxes, next to the libretto monitor so that customers can at least see a picture of the stage.
We made the trip to Milan specifically to go to La Scala. Our trip was not ruined because the city has other attractions but the disappointment left a bitter memory.

If you want to go to La Scala I suggest that you buy tickets in person or by telephone. You can tell the box office that you only want tickets that provide a view of the stage. If you get seats 3, 4 or 5 be prepared to sit on an uncomfortable stool and to listen but not see anything.

Beautiful specimen of art in Milan but pay attention to the places you choose in the side balconies at the top in the second row you really don't see anything

The temple of art, those who visit Milan MUST program a show in this wonderful theater.

After the renovation in 2005 it has once again become the most beautiful theater in the world! Possibility to find tickets in the galleries at very reduced prices, on the day of the performance, but it is necessary to arrive a few hours before at the ticket office of the theater itself.

Leaving the gallery I fall on the scala ..... beautiful ... but impossible to see a room before long ....

Magnificent place, a must see at least once in a lifetime!

I love it is like finding yourself the whole history of the show in a tourist visit!

Wow. One of the finest performances I've ever seen. Amazing theatre.

What to say? La Scala is the temple of the classic music and opera. More than 5 stars.

Among the world's most important opera houses. Centrally located.

La Scala is La Scala, period!
Magic theater, dream of every dancer, musician or singer.
Joy and pain of composers, librettists and choreographers.
Whistles, applause and ovations.
One feels already entered, the whole long life of the great theater, one relives and one is always excited.
Waiting for the next time.

Wonderful production, wonderful interior, unappreciative audience!

Disappointed we walked past it twice without seeing it because it is so commonplace (outside)

Well what to say is the most famous theater in the world and I think this is enough

Horseshoe hall with four tiers of boxes and two galleries
Capacity 2,030 seats
Inauguration August 3, 1778

The Teatro alla Scala, often referred to informally as "la Scala", is the main opera house in Milan. Considered as one of the most prestigious theaters in the world, it has hosted for 240 years the main artists in the international field of opera, and, more generally, of classical music, often commissioning works still present in the posters of the major theaters in the world.

Wonderful opera house! The "line" to the ticket is the strangest thing... Arrive early to buy your tickets.

A beautiful statue of Leonardo in the center of the square. Safety pin.

This rating is for their museum, which was disappointing due to the fact that the entire circuit lasted 15 minutes and only consisted of paintings of famous composers. Also, we did not get to see the theater due to practice sessions. In my opinion, it is not worth it at all and your time and money should be spent elsewhere. Avoid!

The interior is truly an artwork itself. A marvelous opera house perfectly illustrating neoclassical architecture

Very beautiful. Too bad there is no identification on the dresses

At least once in a lifetime, attending a work is a must.

You don't have to be an opera, ballet or concert enthusiast to get lost in a fantastic place.

It is certainly not necessary to explain why La Scala in Milan is the best for opera. And if you can see Leo Nucci's last career performance in the Rigoletto, you can't ask for more like melomaniac.
Single!

Not all Seats are good, especially in the middle price range.

And with great pleasure, seeing again and participating in the shows that are staged in this theater. I've been attending him for forty years and every time I get excited.

Behind a fairly simple facade, hides one of the most famous operas in the world
A jewel to discover during your visit to Milan