La Scala Opera (Teatro alla Scala) Milan

Via Filodrammatici 2, Milan , Lombardy, Italy - Phone: 39 02 88 791
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    Opera, Theater, Specialty museum

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    Romantic weekend in Milan

    I went to Milan with my girlfriend for a romantic weekend. We stayed at Hotel Star because the location was perfect for my sweet plan. It was just 5 minutes walk from Piazza Duomo were we sip a drink with view over the square and it was amazing! I organized also a special evening: we go to La Scala Theatre and see an Opera. My girlfriend was …

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    Milan - full of hidden treasurers

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    Life's tough when you have to wake up in a mansion, to look out the window on a blanket of white snow and know that downstairs, somewhere, someone is cooking breakfast for you. Shocking, but someone's got to do it and I volunteered :)



    Today, after dragging ourselves away from our mountain palace, we traveled into Milano. …

Related BlogsLa Scala Opera (Teatro alla Scala) Milan

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    'Where old meets new' - the saying is true

    ... to the Piazza Della Scala, where a statue of Leonardo stands in the centre of the square and opposite is the famous La Scala Opera Theatre. We have to be honest and say that we weren’t overly impressed with the opera theatre and figured that the ...

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    Milan

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    ... previous cities) and followed our flag waving guide (the sight of which used to make us cringe) off the bus and into the La Scala Opera House and Museum (in our fatigue and laziness, we’ve become that which we most hate.) The opera house was cool, ...

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    A Quick Stop In Milan

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    ... nbsp; I walked through the Galleria and on the other side I came upon the most famous opera house in the world.The La Scala Opera House, opened in 1778, has a rather plain Neo-Classical facade, but inside it is wonderfully elegant. I visited the museum ...

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    Cathedral, shopping, opera and a fortress

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    ... is Zucca, a café where Giuseppe Verdi and Arturo Toscanini used to sit and drink their caffè after performances at the nearby La Scala opera house. Founded in 1867, Zucca is steeped in history and culture and we had to stop in for caffè. Since ...

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    Highlights in Milan: 24 hours

    It was an interesting city to visit, but we only stayed 24 hours. I'm glad we went to the Duomo, the La Scala Opera House, and Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper. Those were spectacular highlights. Otherwise, Milan offers little that appeals to me. Dull ...

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    The right way to visit

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    ... photo of it outside the castle). Metro to Via Montenapoleone to walk the high fashion street, then back to city center and La Scala Opera House and Museum (not much of a museum for the money) where you could view an opera rehearsal through glass in one ...

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    Milano.... shopping, culture or the lakes?

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    ... ? Decisions, decisions... first though I'm off for dinner to think it through.  More later...  Dinner was nice near La Scala Opera House (closed for summer). The weather has been beautiful and it is nice to be out and about in summer clothes ...

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    Italy

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    ... the top, it is easy to appreciate from the ground. The train took us on to Milan. We spent our last day in Milan and caught a ballet at La Scala Opera House (Europe's finest) that night (see the 'posh' pics in our box seat). Italy was incredible, but ...

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    Milano - shopping day!

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    ... , of course, the shops. By 2 pm Greg was knackered so Kerrie left him sitting in a park opposite the world famous opera house named La Scala, which is rather a plain building by the way, and set off for her shopping adventure. Greg, right on cue, fell ...

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    Milan and Bergamo

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    ... restuarants and designer boutiques. The arcade leads directly into a neighbouring square which is home to the famous La Scala opera house. Although a world renowed opera house I found the building quite plain and not very impressive considering its ...