Its a great experience. Ofcourse expensive but there is a student option which is writing your name on the list in the morning (the exact concert day) and after a big que before the concert you get in.
A very beautiful theater from the inside, which can not be said about the facade of the building)
Extraordinary theater. I would sell a kidney for a lifetime chair. There can be no other comments.
Bad view from the side stages. Italian theaters no longer have a sense of existence. Here, unfortunately, you enter to take a selfie in the audience and admire the pomp of the building, not what happens on the stage. In addition, rude and arrogant staff.
The most circular building on the square, on the outside
Exciting. Always nice to go back. Beautiful theater that can be easily reached on foot from the metro stops "duomo (line 1 or 3)" or "monte napoleone (line 3)". Tickets with good visibility have important prices so it is better to go during the "open staircase" days or book in the galleries.
It was very beautiful and I was very shocked by the beauty of the place, both internal and external.
Entering Scala is always exciting either. Exhibition dedicated to Toscanini not to be missed
Glorious music, impressive sight. Not very clear where to go if you're a 1st time visitor and the cheap seats in Galleria get incredibly hot and stuffy!!
The theater is very beautiful, if you like music this place you will love for everything it saves.
The museum rooms are wonderful, the furniture, the wall wallpaper are beautiful. In the museum you can see props, scores, porcelain and more objects that keep the history of this theater built on a church.
The Teatro alla Scala, colloquially known as La Scala, is the main opera house in Milan. Considered among the most prestigious theaters in the world, for 243 years it has hosted the main artists in the international field of opera, ballet and classical music.
The building, designed by Giuseppe Piermarini and inaugurated in 1778, was built on the ashes of the previous Teatro Ducale, which was destroyed by a fire in 1776; owes its name to the church of Santa Maria alla Scala, demolished to make way for the New Regio Ducal Teatro alla Scala inaugurated on 3 August 1778, under the then reign of Maria Theresa of Austria, with Europe recognized as composed for the occasion by Antonio Salieri.
Since its foundation it has been the seat of the homonymous choir, orchestra, ballet corps, [6] and since 1982 also of the Philharmonic. The theater complex is located in the homonymous square, flanked by the Casino Ricordi, seat of the La Scala Theater Museum.
Source: Wikipedia.
Theater that made the history of melodrama in the world. Possibility of obtaining cheap tickets on "Scala ta" evenings
The scale is now a symbol. Well maintained and locations of important events and famous dance schools.
The lyric theater par excellence. Very nice experience. Namely, all balcony places are in boxes
The facade of my house is more beautiful, and even the scenes inside do not joke.
attending an opera with my daughter is an unforgettable event
Unique place. Excellent anti virus organization ...
The famous Scala. When I went, it was a weekday day but it was closed.
First show THE NUTCRACKER.
Fantastic! courtesy of the staff ...
It is necessary to experience, interestingly and the museum led the opera.
Very cool to see this theater and all of the history.
It is the best opera theater in the world of dance among the best in Europe. Excellent orchestra. Prices not popular but the quality is paid.
The Theater is really impressive and beautiful. The visit really worth, I just don't recommend the third and fourth rows at the third floor because you barely can see the concert, we watched standing up.
There are no words to describe the world temple of opera.
An exceptional cultural experience. Those who come to Milan must at one time go to a concert or opera there.
A historic theater with a very rich schedule. You can't imagine a huge theater but it's not even very small! In the central area of Milan
The staircase is always a magical theater ... Feel the story that surrounds you ...
the theater par excellence: I have been there many times, both for the opera and for concerts: depending on the position with respect to the scene, the experience changes a lot (the too-side stages offer poor visibility), but it is enough to choose well and appreciate music and voice!
One of the symbols of Milan and all of Italy, place the protagonist in the various phases of our country; Here they staged the best composers and the best works of history
Known throughout the world ... there is very little to review. Galactic.
The arrangement of the location and how the museum is organized.
The charm of a place of other times, with an important history, and which has seen many illustrious characters and artists. Were it not for that, boxes and gallery are really uncomfortable.
This is really cool. Amazing acoustics, touch the story. Sumptuously.
The Best Opera House
Very close to the stage and orchestra And always Excellent stage acting and opera singers
Beautiful theater with wonderful history. You don't get an extensive tour, only access to a few suites with a view of the theater but there is a very nice museum and a free app with an audio tour.
Beautiful. Breathless. A modern balet that made us goosebumbs.
It needs no presentation either as a structure that offer. To visit and attend a show at least once in life. In the heart of Milan
The building itself was not impressed at all! Something more grandiose was expected from the world famous name "La Scala")))
La Scala.
No reviews needed.
The atmosphere is magical, I am attending a ballet, the performers are champions (Bolle / Zakharova), choreography and costumes that live up to expectations, the exemption from music flawless despite the difficulty of the songs.
Despite being towards the bottom of the stalls, the view is optimal and then let's face it: the Scala always has its charm.
A dive into history, the music in the head, the vibration of heroic deeds
For those who love theater and great works.
I recommend everyone at least once in a lifetime.
A must-experience when in Milan! Even though sometimes it seems hard to get and buy tickets for the spectacular shows, La Scala opens its doors occasionally, offering discounted tickets (from 5-6eur) for the shows and rehearsals! I enjoyed watching the children ballet section, as they performed with a passion and dedication of experienced professionals. Inside, La Scala is much more beautiful than how it may seem from the outside. During the breaks, you can enjoy aperitif in the wonderful hall of the third floor!
We watched Rossini's The Forty Thief. The opera, staging, orchestra is all just great, but 4 hours on a stool is terrible
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