teatro di san carlo

圣卡洛剧院是世界上最古老的剧院之一。直到今日,它的内部看起来依然非常壮丽。我们跟旅行团一起参观了剧院,品味了剧院悠长的历史,把这里跟音乐界一些伟大的人物联系了起来。游览是用意大利语和英语双语介绍的。

4月24日,我们去看漂泊的荷兰人,演出非常棒。虽然最棒的是歌剧院本身!我已经去过世界上很多歌剧院,这家是最高雅的,比米兰的斯卡拉和和伦敦的皇家歌剧院还要好一点。我强烈推荐!

美丽的剧院,旅途不太享受。我们同50个意大利学生组成的旅游团。剧院向导尽其最大努力分别用意大利语和英语介绍,但是人太多了,听不清,看不清,有些人觉得无趣,提早离开了。我的建议是,将学校旅游团与游人分开。要是能去后台观览当然更好。

我们跟着导游来这里参观,这里真的非常有意思,而且这里的剧院是欧洲最有特色的……你可能在参观的时候会遇到一些问题,有时候这里的艺术家会重复地做讲解介绍,不过如果过来玩的话最好提前问一下哦。

这家剧院刚刚翻新,是意大利的歌剧之宝。歌剧院的内饰有一种帝王的优雅,歌剧的表演质量是最高品质的。我最近看了《飞翔的荷兰人》,表演非常高超。还有一位知识丰富的导游,我高度推荐。这样,你访问那些地方的时候,就会有清晰的思路。

With a history going back to 1737 and having Rossini and Donizetti as former artistic directors, the San Carlo has a superb tradition, especially in bel canto repertoire.Worth visiting no matter when the opera is Italian or not. The orchestra is excellent. The seats in the parterre section are also the most comfortable and spacious of any of the major opera houses in the world.

Dazzling interior on red, silver and ivory. Excellent acoustics,Saw Il Trovatore. Not quite up to Met standards but delightful.

To see the theatre, other than for a performance, you have to take the tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable. The theatre itself is wonderful. You can imagine it lit with candles and 18th century theatre goers all dressed up.

The greatest and most beautiful Theatre in Europe.Without a doubt the atmosphere is splendid, history all around the theatre. THE BEST!

San Carlo is excellent, very nice , and the sound is fantastic.A memeorable experience for me and a leggendary Theatre, I saw the Trovatore of Verdi and it was fantastic

We saw Tristan and Isolde conducted by Zubin Mehta. A very long opera. But the experience of being in the oldest opera house in Europe...gilt and plush red...box seats on all the upper levels, so you can lean over and snooze thru the loooong second act...was divine.

The oldest still active opera house in the world.Very well organised tour with a very professional guide.I learned a lot during this tour...like from where comes the word "conservator"

We were fortunate enough to have attended the Opera while in Naples. Wagoners Tristan and Isolde was being performed on. Sunday evening so we went to the box office Saturday to purchase tickets. The Opera house itself is magnificent and the performance, although 5 hours long, was spectacular. We purchase tickets on the first level for €100. Not inexpensive by any means. Although it was a novelty to sit in the boxes, the seats were very uncomfortable and the box was stuffy. There are 9 chairs in the box and I have no idea how that many people would fit. There were five in ours and it was tight.maldo,my here is no way for some to see the stage had three more people been in with us. My recommendation would be to spring for orchestra seats. If that's not in the budget, get a box as close to the center as possible.That being said, the performance was top quality and the very large orchestra was outstanding.Unfortunately, the opera was I German and the subtitles in Italian, neither of which we understood! Reading the synopsis on Wikipedia before each act helped us understand the play.We walked to the theatre from our hotel down by the water, but were able to get a taxi back for €8 as we didn't want to walk at midnight. There is a palace attached to the theatre which is worth visiting during the day. Audio guide takes you through about 30 rooms.

we took a tour of the Teatro. We were surprised since we hadn't heard about it before, or of the mass of theatre building in Naples at all. we never registered that Naples had theatre, opera and music. the theatre is splendid, the guide was great. it was all wonderful

We visited Teatro di San Carlo using their guided tour. The quality of the tour is fine and is bilingual (English and Italian).The theater itself is impressive and so is its story, being the oldest one still functional in Europe.It has marvelous decorations an lodges organised on 6 floors as well as a royal lodge located in the center. Each one of the other lodges has a mirror directed to the royal one, so that the guests could see when the royal family entered or when they started applauding.