Milan Trip Overview
Discover the Teatro Grande alla Scala, one of Italy’s and Europe’s most important cultural landmarks. The theater, first opened in 1778, has housed some of the greatest opera artists and many of the world’s best singers.
With this ticket you will skip the ticket line (please note that you still might have to wait at the entrance).
You will explore the theatre, enjoy views of the world-famous stage from the third-level boxes and visit the theater’s Museum, which hosts a large collection of paintings, statues, musical instruments and other documents related to opera.
Download the Museum App for free in advance or use the Museum WiFi to access the audioguide content.
Complete your experience with a self-guided tour of Milan.
This tour is available in the Lokimo app. It includes ready-to-go itinerary, GPS navigation, description and tips.
Additional Info
Duration: 45 to 60 minutes
Starts: Milan, Italy
Trip Category: Sightseeing Tickets & Passes >> Attraction Tickets
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Discover the Teatro Grande alla Scala, one of Italy’s and Europe’s most important cultural landmarks. The theater, first opened in 1778, has housed some of the greatest opera artists and many of the world’s best singers.
With this ticket you will skip the ticket line (please note that you still might have to wait at the entrance).
You will explore the theatre, enjoy views of the world-famous stage from the third-level boxes and visit the theater’s Museum, which hosts a large collection of paintings, statues, musical instruments and other documents related to opera.
Download the Museum App for free in advance or use the Museum WiFi to access the audioguide content.
Complete your experience with a self-guided tour of Milan.
This tour is available in the Lokimo app. It includes ready-to-go itinerary, GPS navigation, description and tips.
Visit: Teatro Alla Scala, Via Filodrammatici 2, 20121 Milan Italy
Visit one of the world’s leading opera houses.
You will have the opportunity to explore the Museum’s chambers, “the boxes of La Scala,” and the history of major families who shaped La Scala’s history.
Then you’ll be led through the Theater’s halls to enjoy the beauties concealed in the historical boxes: you’ll sit in the Royal Box, which is reserved for only the most important individuals, and witness the splendor of the original boxes. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn the secrets of a more than 240-year-old theater!
You will also visit the museum, an extension of the adjacent theatre, which expands the theatrical experience beyond acting. Over the years, the Museum has stored the traces of the presence of immortal artistes, great composers, unforgettable singers and dancers. You will find a room entirely dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi and the “grand coda” Steinway piano that belonged to the Hungarian composer Franz Liszt.
