Sep 16, 2021
Known for its great acoustics, this Neo-Renaissance structure features sculptures and paintings that have been created by the country’s most-acclaimed artists.
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Featuring four theaters, it is said to have one of the world’s best acoustics. Since a number of architects collaborated to build this structure, its design exhibits a variety of influences and styles.
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It’s Russia’s most important cultural venue, which has managed to survive revolutions, wars, fires, and whatnot. It was the first to premier works of composers like Mussorgsky, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, and Shostakovich.
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This 19th century building is located in the heart of the city, and is impressive inside and out. You need to see it to believe it!
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Two predecessors occupied the current location, before the current one was opened in the 18th century. Today, it is not only a popular tourist destination in London, but is also the world's most famous opera house.
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The spectacular Sydney Opera House is a masterpiece of late modern architecture, and even if attending a performance is not your plan, you might just want to visit it for its sheer beauty.
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Lincoln Center allows visitors to get an insight of contemporary art, and allows them to witness the versatile scene of New York. It also houses two theatres and a library.
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The building itself is one of the most remarkable monuments in the historic city of Prague. Opened in 1888, it first served as the New German Theater; later, in 1992, it was turned into an opera house.
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This highly ornamented building makes for an imposing sight, with its crowning dome that was built in 1875. The grand theater within is used to host both ballet and opera.
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