croatian national theatre in zagreb

Lost my opera virginity here experiencing The Bartered Bride and couldn't fault the experience one bit. Superbly-priced - want to find me somewhere else you can get a box-seat for ~£15 ? - stunning baroque interior surpassed only by the gorgeous, softly-imposing silhouette painted by the choice lighting upon the building itself. A real sight for sore eyes and for anybody intimidated by opera, the performance was accessible and awe-inspiring. A great way to spend an evening in Zagreb. Plus, some lovely bars around to quench your thirst afterwards.

Beautiful interior. Saw an opera and loved the performance. Seats in stalls are 120 Kuna (12£). Easy online booking system. Unfortunately it was not possible to buy drinks in the interval. Close to city centre and nice coffees around for drinks before or afterwards.

The theatre is a great architectural example of the style used in the Austro-Hungarian Empire for some of the public buildings in the late 19th century and until World War One. The building looks also a little like the National Theatre in Cluj (Transilvania, Romania) which was built in the same period and designed by the same architects Fellner and Helmer. It is an interesting building to see if you are passionate about the European architecture from that period.

It is a beautiful building with lovely flowers in the front & the ell of Life in the front, did not get a chance to go inside which was a shame.

The Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb is well worth a visit. Ornate, charming, the theatre is a like a treasured jewel box.

Opera from the balconies and steps of the theatre - a Celebration of the Arts and free to all. Quite by chance! during our visit to Zagreb. The theatre is a beautiful and highly decorative jewel, gilded and ornate. Would love to see and hear an opera in this gem.

Very nice design of the building.Well worth to see it.There are lots of flowers around and benches to rest.

Croatian national Theatre in Zagreb is place of charm, like old lady with charm. Place of history. Place of music, balet and drama. Place to enjoy and special dress code. Love it

Maybe the most beautiful building i saw in Croatia, although i saw only the outdoors. Is recognised from it's yellow colour. But i thing it needs renovation, let's hope that the Croatians will use properly the money from EE, as the Slovenians did and most of the buildings now look wonderful after renovation.

This is wonderfull building!If you have time I wolud recommend you to see show.You won't be disappointed

This is one of the most beautiful buildings in Croatia. You can tell it was a product of the Austrians. Truly magnificent. I recommend you see a show here if you have a few nights in Zagreb! Tickets are quite cheap.

Big and nice, definetely worth to see. In my opinion it woud deserve more attention, with a good renewing it could become famous all over the Europe!

We walked in the drizzling rain to see this beautiful building and were not dissapointed. Unfortunatley we could not see the interior.

We had a tour its worth it to see the desecration of the upper circle by a 1960s maniac. This upper level is so incongruous with the baroque decorations on the other levels

Beautiful old house built more than 150 years of its attractiveness, especially beautiful at night when it is illuminated beautiful lighting, unfortunately I have not been inside