Famous Opera Theaters In Italy

The term opera theater in Italy is something that everyone is familiar with. In Italy there are numerous such places that were built decades ago and are still vivid and alive. The Teatro Comunale in Bologna is one of the leading theaters in Italy and one of the oldest. It is a striking example of 18th century baroque architecture. The Teatro Comunale di Bologna is located in the heart of  historic district Bologna's and features opera, symphonic music and performances. The Teatro Massimo in Palermo is the first opera theater in Sicily, as well as one of the best in Europe. Its opening in 1897 marked the beginning of belle era Palermo's. The concerts of the year include opera, ballet and music. The Teatro Regio di Parma was built in 1829. The neoclassical theater of Parma is rich in gold and stucco. The theater has opera, dance and theater performances as well as concerts and special events. The Teatro Verdi in Pisa is one of the most beautiful theaters in central Italy. The 900-seat amphitheater, inaugurated in 1867, has a beautiful mural and today houses opera, dance and theatrical performances. The Teatro Regio in Turin is the famous opera theater in Piazza Castello , a beautiful square in Turin, and was rebuilt in 1973. The original 19th-century theater was destroyed by fire in 1936. It is a popular venue for musical and theatrical performances as well as opera.