Arena di Verona, Italy
Arena di Verona - one of the largest ancient amphitheaters, after the Colosseum and the Capua Theatre. It is one of the best preserved ancient buildings in the boot-shaped country. Originally, the structure could accommodate up to 30,000 spectators, but today only about 15,000 can attend. Since 1913, it has been a regular venue for opera performances.
Verona Arena, one of the city's most beautiful monuments.
Overall, the arena has been renovated to accommodate comfortable seating for spectators, but some of the stone steps at the top have been retained to provide a more intimate experience with cheaper tickets.
Performances usually begin at sunset and modern audiences sit on stone benches just as the Romans did 2,000 years ago.
Oslo Opera House, Norway
This building has a special design with a submerged part, from a distance, it looks like an iceberg floating on the sea. The roof of the theater is designed flat and sloping, making it convenient for visitors to walk and explore. Equipped with advanced technology, this is one of the most modern theaters.
The Oslo riverside is "breathed to life" with the modern architecture of the Oslo Opera House.
The main stage here consists of 16 platforms that can move flexibly in any direction, allowing for diverse and creative performances. The main hall of the building is lit by a system of 800 LED chandeliers, creating a light refraction effect by 5,800 handcrafted pendants, contributing to a bright and exciting space.
Not only is it a venue for concerts and major events, the Oslo Opera House is also home to many works of art.
Esplanade Theatres, Singapore
Architects in Singapore took inspiration from a microphone to design this unique theater. However, when visitors step inside, they may see interesting associations. Since 2002, when the impressive double dome of the theater at Marina Bay was built, it has been compared to many different images, from marshmallows, papayas to anteaters. Eventually, people preferred to call it by the unique name "durian".
Singapore is famous for many tourist attractions with huge investments in infrastructure and magnificent structures, of which the most typical is the Esplanade theater.
In addition to its architectural uniqueness, the theater is also highly regarded for its ability to create an outstanding acoustic experience, being one of the top concert halls globally from an acoustical perspective.
The space inside the theater has a super large capacity.
Sydney Opera House, Australia
The Sydney Opera House is a famous architectural icon, considered one of Australia's leading works of art. Located in Sydney, New South Wales, the Sydney Opera House has become a symbol not only of Sydney but also of the whole country.
Perhaps no other theater can make visitors look at the picture and pronounce the name as quickly as the Sydney Opera House (Australia). With its distinctive roofline that looks like sails cutting through the harbor, this place is considered a masterpiece of contemporary design.
With a special design on the roof that looks like sails going out to sea, it contributes to creating an impressive landscape for this city. Besides the outstanding architecture, the Sydney Opera House is also the venue for many musical performances, plays, operas and other art events. The theater attracts millions of visitors every year, not only to enjoy the art but also to admire the unique architecture and the beautiful scenery of Sydney Bay.
The interior is designed entirely of natural wood and pink granite.
Palais Garnie Opera House, France
Along with the Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral or the Champs-Élysées, the Palais Garnier Opera House is also one of the beautiful structures symbolizing the city of Paris, attracting many tourists from all over the world, especially music and art lovers.
Garnier Opera House (Paris, France) - where the story "Phantom of the Opera" was born.
Built for the aristocracy of the past, it is distinguished by its Baroque style with soaring domes and famous sculptures such as La Danse or L'Harmonie. Inside the theater, visitors will find a beautiful space with domes, artworks and paintings that pay homage to the history of French music, illuminated by the light of sparkling chandeliers that create a very magical scene. This is a great place for art enthusiasts.
The theater features a collection of decorations and elements reminiscent of Renaissance architecture.
