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Arena di Verona, Italy
Arena di Verona – one of the largest ancient amphitheaters, second only to the Colosseum and the Opera House of Capua. It is one of the best-preserved ancient buildings in Italy. Originally designed to hold up to 30,000 spectators, it now accommodates fewer than 15,000. Since 1913, it has regularly hosted opera performances.
The Verona Arena, one of the city's most beautiful landmarks.
Overall, the arena has been renovated to provide comfortable seating for spectators, but some of the stone steps at the top have been retained to offer a closer experience to the past and at a more affordable price.
Performances typically begin at sunset, and modern audiences sit on stone benches, much like the Romans did 2,000 years ago.
Oslo Opera House, Norway
This building has a unique design with a partially submerged section, resembling an iceberg floating on the sea when viewed from a distance. The theater's roof is designed to be flat and sloping, facilitating easy walking and exploration for visitors. Equipped with advanced technology, it is one of the most modern theaters.
The Oslo waterfront is brought to life by the modern architecture of the Oslo Opera House.
The main stage here comprises 16 platforms that can be flexibly moved in any direction, facilitating diverse and creative performances. The building's main hall is illuminated by a system of 800 LED chandeliers, creating a light refraction effect from 5,800 handcrafted pendants, contributing to a radiant and captivating space.
More than just a venue for concerts and major events, the Oslo Theatre also showcases a wide variety of art.
Esplanade Theatre, Singapore
Architects in Singapore drew inspiration from a microphone to design this unique theater. However, upon entering, visitors may encounter some interesting associations. Since 2002, when the theater's impressive double dome at Marina Bay was completed, it has been compared to various images, from marshmallows and papayas to anteaters. Eventually, locals came to affectionately call it by the unique name "durian."
Singapore is famous for its many tourist attractions with massive investments in infrastructure and impressive structures, most notably the Esplanade Theatre.
Beyond its unique architecture, this theater is also highly regarded for its ability to create an outstanding acoustic experience, ranking among the world's leading concert halls from an acoustics perspective.
The interior space of the theater has a huge capacity.
Sydney Opera House, Australia
The Sydney Opera House is a renowned architectural icon, considered one of Australia's leading artistic landmarks. Located in Sydney, New South Wales, the Sydney Opera House has become a distinctive symbol not only of Sydney but also of the entire country.
Perhaps no theater can capture a visitor's attention and name instantly like the Sydney Opera House (Australia). With its distinctive roofline resembling sails cutting across the harbor, it is considered a masterpiece of contemporary design.
With its distinctive roof design resembling sails setting out to sea, the Sydney Opera House contributes to the impressive cityscape. Besides its striking architecture, the Sydney Opera House is also a venue for numerous musical performances, plays, operas, and other artistic events. The theater attracts millions of visitors each year, not only to enjoy the arts but also to admire its unique architecture and the stunning views of Sydney Harbour.
The interior is designed entirely with natural wood and pink granite.
Palais Garnie Opera House, France
Along with the Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Champs-Élysées, the Palais Garnier Opera House is also one of the stunning landmarks of Paris, attracting many tourists from all over the world, especially those who love music and art.
The Opera Garnier (Paris, France) - where the story of the "ghost in the opera" originated.
Built for the aristocracy of yesteryear, this venue is notable for its Baroque style with soaring domes and famous sculptures such as La Danse and L'Harmonie. Inside, visitors will find a stunning space with domes, artwork, and paintings that pay homage to the history of French music, illuminated by shimmering chandeliers creating a truly magical atmosphere. This is a wonderful place for art lovers.
The theater is notable for its collection of ornaments and elements reminiscent of Renaissance architecture.
