The Royal Opera House

The Royal Opera House is located in Madrid, the capital of Spain. After 32 years of planning, design and construction, the Opera House opened in 1850 and was rebuilt into an opera theater in 1997, making it the most luxurious opera house in Spain.

The Royal Opera House is a national landmark building. The most prominent feature is the performance stage with an area of 1472 square meters. It has 18 connected platforms, which can make several stage layouts at the same time, and can also combine the stage with the orchestra pit at the same time. In addition, the auditorium also has the best facilities to achieve the best performance. This magnificent opera house is the venue for operas, recitals, concerts, orchestras, zarzuela plays and dance performances. It is the ideal place to enjoy performances and experience art and culture. The only floor in the Royal Opera House is called the Rotunda, so named because it happens to completely circle the theater. There are a total of four large halls on this round gallery decorated in different tones, and some collections from the National and Prado Museums are displayed in the halls.