The interior is marvelous. It's very near to Duomo. Loads of statues to see and admire. The inside hall is very nice in red and gold. Entrance price is cheap €6 per person. Try to avoid seeing the gallery during rehearsals.
especially if you are keen on italian art of 1800 and on . few exceptional pieces, but certainly worth the effort
The piazza is alive with people and well planned around a huge sculpture. La Scala is more impressive on the inside and thus simply another side of the square from this perspective.
La Scala, the best opera house in the world I've heard. Well, the outside is not eye catchy but I never went in, so cannot say much.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and Teatro alla Scala are symbols of Milan. They are hard to miss if you go for a walk in the center. Just relax in front of the La Scala and then have a walk towards Duomo cathedral. You will appreciate it a lot.
First I didnt know what was it, but when we came in, I was blown away. The most beautiful opera in the world
I get it, the real estate is expensive there but for what we ordered, it was super expensive and food was very mediocre. The service was good though. We went there before our opera at Teatro alla Scala, so it was at least convenient.
The gallery offers pieces of art for any picky traveller! The building itself is a piece of art, just walking around and looking at the ceilings and interior details will put you in a state of trance. The amount of canvases and sculptures is huge, so get ready to spend there at least 4 hours! Left an unforgettable impression.
This spot has a beautiful collection of contemporary art (19th and 20th century). Its recent refurbishment improved displays and exhibit halls. The area itself is a beautiful place to enjoy some coffee or a glass of wine.
It's like the first shopping mall built 100's of years ago . I loved it. A wonderful way to spend a misty day