Prague State Opera Reviews

It is a pity that I could not go in during the renovation, and the appearance was also surrounded by the net during the May 2019 consecutive holidays that I visited.

After reconstruction, which returned the beauty of the building past years.

The beautiful building of the State Opera House is very beautiful after reconstruction. Perhaps I was most interested in the new curtain, which is a copy of the work of Edward Veith with a looking poet looking at a world full of virtues and vice and a beautiful chandelier. And the beautiful ballet Timeless just enhances the feeling!

Impressive building. Under reastauration. In the city center

The Prague State Opera is housed in the building of the former New German Theater, built in 1888. It has a rich artistic tradition. At the time of the New German Theater, personalities such as Gustav, Richard Strauss, More

The room is great and the acoustics are perfect (Aida de Verdi)

Fantastically renovated space, great acoustics, beautiful curtain.

The exterior was made by the Germans in a Neo-Renaissance style, and the interior is adorned with Neo-Rococo style.

Great work in reconstruction. Beautiful construction work. We were at La Traviata and the overall impression was amazing.

Unbelievable place with history, it is worth seeing from the inside, not only while driving on the highway

I was not at the opera, but Prague is definitely worth a visit !!

Beautiful place, I definitely recommend to see and experience

The Prague Opera House was built in 1888 on the same site as the New Town Theater. In the beginning it was called New German Theater, name that maintained until 1945, when it adopted the current denomination.

Wonderful place and magnificent opera house (Figaro). Flat on the bar and toilets. High price.

Newly refurbished, beautiful, with a great programme.

An beautiful building and wonderful place to see an opera.

I was here with friends during Carmen opera performance. It is a nice Opera house. Prag in general is nice big city to visit. Many historical buildings you can see here. The cafes are nice too. I love Prag as big city, it has its own flair like London, Sydney, Rome, Budapest etc. I don't like big city like Frankfurt or Singapore.

Saw an absolutely spectacular Turandot here in the gorgeous National Theater. Reasonable ticket prices, small theater so no seat is too far away (though at the very top we couldn't see a large part of the stage). Warning, though: if you are over six feet tall, you will require an aisle seat. Our seats had a metal bar running along the front that made sitting painful to impossible for our taller friends.