Prague State Opera Review

Mustvisit for everyone! I was sooo satisfied and filled with passion!

I loved it, I went to see La Traviata de Verdi and I only have good words for the Prague Opera

Very beautiful place, the show was also of a high standard, I really enjoyed it.

The Opera is located in an unusually charming district of Prague. The building is impressive.

Beautiful building and interior. Great experience not to miss on a Prague trip (probably does not even matter which one they play then...)!

Looks beautiful close to museum I can say it is just behind museum and it was closed when I visited just had a look from outside

The Opera House was under renovation but I was privileged to go on behind the construction fence tour. Can't wait to see completion in January 2020.

After reconstruction beautiful, only the sidewalk from the subway would like to finish it

After a long time!! Again in the State !! She is beautiful, beautiful, fragrant, new and people looked more festive than usual ... really beautiful !!! Maybe even a few snags ... like a terrible queue when putting out the main hall .... there would probably want reinforcements. We were with my daughter on M.Butterfly-very beautiful performances, beautiful stage design, costumes and great direction (Mr. Hermann again thanks a lot !!!) ... but were not Czech programs ?????????? Until the top floor in the dressing room we got one ... the staff sent us how hot potatoes ... the tickets are not cheap enough to make such a "renonc" a few days after opening. Great praise buffet ... on the ground floor There it treaded, as on wires and everyone could enhance their impression of fast food ... so it is not common ... in other cultural stands it is horrible. !

Unfortunately under construction? Barricade all the way around

The theater stands on the site where the New Town Theater was built since 1859, built according to a project by Josef Niklas (1817 1877). It was a purpose-built building designed primarily for summer operation, which More

The reconstruction was probably only partial. On the balcony II. the floor carpet is damaged in many places and especially the foot space between the rows is very small - sitting for taller characters is very problematic, if not impossible - think well if you save a few hundreds for an impossible sitting. It is perhaps better to buy a letter to the tent ... Nobody respects that the average height of the population is constantly increasing ...

Beautiful architectural cultural monument, which ranks among the most beautiful buildings in Prague. After the reconstruction will certainly look even better. The only difficulty here is Wilson Street leading directly in front of this building.

Historic building. Very nice, outside the opera season, you can see and hear a concert.

The performance is breathtaking, the building was repaired or rather still in the completion phase. Once done, she will be beautiful again!

Gorgeous opera building from late 19th century. Newly reconstructed as of 2020. Part of the National theatre institution (incl. Estates theatre, National Theatre, New scene on the NT and the State opera) so you can buy the tickets on their webpage (you dont have to print them out, sufficient to just have them on your smartphone). Dresscode unfortunately not enforced, but PLEASE,don't be the odd moron who will walk in a historical opera building in a T-shirt or sneakers. Opera pieces have in general Czech and English subtitles both above the stage and on the screens attached to each seat. Changing rooms are for free of course, refreshment bars available and toilets are clean and functional. If you are above 185 cm, you might have issues folding your legs as the space at some places challenges that of the lowcost airlines.

Beautiful place must visit while you are in Prague. In the evening the place is glowing with yellowish light which enhances its beauty. Nice interior looks like a King's palace.

Great restaurant, great service. One of the pubs where I can get gothaj with onions and vinegar

Wonderful, the reconstruction really successful. Combined with the backrest nezonutellny experience.

Words can't describe how much I loved this place. We attended Romeo and Juliet ballet. It was amazing

I watched Don Giovanni. The modern arrangement seemed uncomfortable at first because I was expecting a trowel opera, but I was able to enjoy the last.
The state of the building alone was just amazing.

After reconstruction, one of the most beautiful musical
theaters in Europe has become even more
smart and solemn ...
The majestic building itself was born in 1888.
The authors of the project are architects
G. Gelmer and F. Fellner. On the stage
of this theater, applauded by many soloists and conductors,
world famous ... here today
besides classical productions
modern performances are coming ...
A modern technical equipment (turning stage,
armchairs equipped with displays - allow you to read subtitles in different languages,
modern recording studio) and rich interior
with stucco molding and sculptures - only admirable ...

Carpet ending details, upholstery and very poorly cleaned glass door panels degrade the very nice and professional reconstruction.

A beautiful place, whose reopening was disgraced by a visit to a prosecuted subsidized fraudster, at that time the Prime Minister.

Extremely nicely renovated. We've seen there Madame Butterfly and were stunned.

Attending the Aida performance is highly recommended, and you shouldn't be a big opera fan.

I only had the opportunity to admire its beautiful and elegant exterior since it is currently undergoing an extensive restoration process, if I return to Prague I will almost certainly get to know this beautiful and historical place inside and in greater detail.

The Prague State Opera is located in the new district of Prague, the Prague State Opera, which was established in early 1888. It was originally a German opera house dedicated to German playwrights such as Wagner. Later, after the turmoil of the Great War, in 1945 In the year, it became the main opera house in Prague. The famous musicians Gustav Mahler and Richard Strauss have all played here. The Prague State Opera was originally built for the Germans who lived in the Czech Republic, also known as the German Opera. It was rebuilt after the late 19th century. There are about 1,047 seats in the theater. It is in the style of New Rococo. The hall of the Prague State Opera is gorgeous. There is also a coat in the cloakroom. The position of the box is very good. It is a very good experience in watching opera. There will be English in the opera. And Czech subtitles, do not take pictures or take pictures during the performance.

Fantastic house, especially after an absolutely successful reconstruction. The performance was very good. Across Corona. All top hygiene measures were good.
Fantastic house, special after the absolute renovation. Exercise was very good. Trotz Corona. Everything top hygiene measures good.

Nice building, great quality show. Subtitles were available in English, German and Czech.

Superbly renovated. In addition, each venue has its own tablet screen with information about the program, performers, and displays captions in several languages during the performance. The tablet can of course be switched off.
Very nicely processed La Bohema.
Do not enter the lodges with food, unfortunately with drinking.

Another beautiful building in Prague. And a great performance, it's a cultural experience.

The inside of the theater is very colorful. I think it's the most beautiful and gorgeous among the other European theaters I've been to. Graz, built by the architect who built the Zurich Theatre, is the coolest of the three. It was reopened three years after the renovation, so it was clean and smelled like a new house. Please see the quality and appreciation of the performance.

Newly renovated .Can still smell fresh paint Beautiful building....excellent orchestra....tertific performances (Aida and Nabucco)

Beautifully renovated, but uncomfortable, hard seats.

Now the building under reconstruction, but previously someustictejsi theater in Central Europe

After reconstruction is beautiful. Almost all seats have been fitted with LCD screens. Here you will find the cast and a basic description of the storyline, during the performance there are only subtitles in Czech, English and German. We got the tickets in action with 40% discount. What is disproportionate are the prices of refreshments - a glass of ordinary juice for 60, - CZK, a bottle of water 60, - CZK

This summer we went to see Don Giovanni. Spectacular scenery and wonderful opera.

Descent opera and ballet. Aida and Swan Lake was the best. Was visiting it several times a year until they started renovation works. Waiting to see it afterwards

Because I go to work as a security guard in this place is undergoing reconstruction of new and old buildings.

One of the best places to spend an evening in Prague. You can enjoy a good performance without costing you an arm and a leg.

Couldnt go inside. Will try in the next comming days. Im curious...

Tastefully renovated place, without the places having become overpriced! Very attentive staff smiling and friendly, I emphasize this because it is rare in Prague! The Timeless team was of a very good level of dance and the live orchestra ditto, small flat with one intermission too many