No queues: skip-the-line and access guaranteed to La Scala
Personal audio headsets provided (over 10 participants)
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Highlights
Discover Milan’s rich musical history on a tour through one of the world’s leading Opera Theaters!
– La Scala Theatre (except during rehearsal)
– La Scala Museum
Description
La Scala Opera House is one of the most famous theaters in the world: it has hosted internationally recognized artists from all over the world for over two centuries and can sit over 2000 spectators.
Stepping into La Scala is entering a place where Opera really thrived and became one of the most popular form of entertainment in the XIXth century.
Mythical composers such as Bellini, Rossini and Verdi created some of their most important works there and La Scala is often referred to as a “second home” by the likes of Maria Callas and Luciano Pavarotti.
La Scala museum is the perfect place for your personable tour guide to delight you with interesting anecdotes and take you through a vast collection of objects, instruments, and other musical curiosities, as well as a gallery of busts and paintings portraying the most important Opera composers and singers, including Giuseppe Verdi and Arturo Toscanini.
If you could not get a ticket to a performance, this is your best alternative, join us in this journey through an iconic symbol of Italy.
Important Information
This tour also includes a description of the venue the unique opportunity to see the inside from one of the boxes (unless on this particular day the production exigencies make it so that the boxes must remain closed).
COVID IMPORTANT INFORMATION: People over 12 years old must have a Covid vaccination certificate or a negative test carried out no later than 48 hours prior to the tour, in order to access the sites of interest. Please note that some sites only accept vaccines recognized by the European Union.
Meeting Points
Piazza Della Scala, In front of La Scala Museum entrance
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