Madrid goes to the opera
Built in 1850 on the foundations of a modest theatre, this has become the chosen venue for many a major cultural event in the city of Madrid. Its colourful history is studded with stories of closure, and threats of demolition and restoration. In 1997, it was re-opened, with symphony performances moved to the National Auditorium.
The original construction of this building was financed by the creation of a tax on oak. It is now listed as a national monument.
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Monument - Concert Hall - Opera - TheatreSetting - Atmosphere : Historical - Stunning interior
Public places & walks near the metro Estación de Ópera
Public places & walks near the metro Estación de Santo Domingo
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