Berlin State Opera Review

The Berlin Concert Hall, sandwiched between the Twin Churches on the Yulin Square, is a neoclassical building built between 1800 and 1802, also known as the "National Theatre". Such an elegant building was completely destroyed by a fire in 1817. The renowned architect Shenkel rebuilt the site of the ruins of the theatre and skillfully integrated the remnants of the original building into the new building. On this basis, the central part of the theatre was heightened and widened, with gables at the top. After being destroyed again in World War II, it was converted into a concert hall in 1984 and opened its doors to the public again. Address - "Gendarmenmarkt, 10117 Berlin Mitte How to get to - "Metro - "U2 Line, Hausvogteiplatz Station, about 100 meters west after arrival; U6 Line, to Franz ösische Stra e Station, 100 meters east. Bus - "147/257, Gendarmenmark Station. Opening time - "Monday to Sunday 10 - "00-18 - "00

The German National Opera House is located in Berlin, Germany. It plays an important role in the German-Austrian music system. Wagner's Ring of the Fingers was shown here. Contemporary German and Austrian musician conductors such as Karajan and Kalberm have also held a wonderful concert here.

The German National Opera House is located in the Bodhisattva Avenue in Germany. The front of the opera house is Roman architecture, and behind it is the dome theatre. The famous German Philharmonic Orchestra often perform here. The sound effect is very good. It's worth attending a concert.

Located on the edge of Humboldt University in Berlin, the German National Opera House is a magnificent and beautiful pink building. It's very shocking to form a whole with the buildings around the square. Unfortunately, I missed the time of the program and did not visit it.

The National Opera was built in 1743 and is a very elegant Roman-style building built by the king of Prussia at the time, and he is located on the street under the Bodhi tree, there are many tourists, and you can buy tickets for the day.