copenhagen opera house

哥本哈根歌剧院坐落于河畔旁 只需花费60丹麦克朗就可以乘坐游船观赏哥本哈根歌剧院, 同时船上有西班牙语讲解员.哥本哈根歌剧院略小于国家大剧院，但是建筑风格非常有特点.是一个值得游览观光的去处.

继续沿着经典的步行路线来到这里。由于是冬天，喷泉已经没有水了，但依然是观赏这座建筑物的最佳地点。如果时间充裕的话，可以到歌剧院里面一睹它的风采。

We didn't actually visited the Opera House then but we admired the building from the gardens of Amalienborg. My companion and host in Copenhagen told me that the owner of Maersk (the world's largest container ship operator) donated the money to build it, which wasn't accepted by many at the beginning because this donation would be tax deductible - meaning that the state would be forced to "buy" it.

We liked the Copenhagen Opera House. We viewed it during the Copenhagen canal tour. A beautiful piece of architectural structure.

Fabulous acoustics and design, quirky location (go by boat for the full experience) and surprisingly good quality opera. Try the chocolates in the interval bar. Their "Der Rosenkavalier" was worthy of any global opera centre

We only viewed the Opera house from the outside but enjoyed its modern architecture and it looks great viewed from across the water when lit up at night.

Nice building, cool atmosphere, good place to enjoy!!Right on the bank of the canal it offers a great view of the city on the other side of the canal along with the library building right in front.Very chilly in winters...

we went for a Russian ballet premiere, it was fabulous evening!and the top cherry, the buffet afterthat was sensational!

Just across from the Amalienborg, the Copenhagen Opera House is an architect's dream. Very contemporary, the Opera House is a magnificent addition to the varied historical architecture of Copenhagen. The best views are across the water from Fredericksstaden looking East toward the Opera House. The modern Copenhagen Opera House is a unique contrast to the very classical Amailenborg, part of the Fredericksstaden planned district. These distinctive structures, both the old and new, are positioned across from the other in beautiful city of Copenhagen. Our timing didn't allow us to see the opera, so we are destined to return to this historic progressive city.

We went to see 'Lulu' the opera by Berg; it was fantastic. The scenery, the costumes and the lighting all added to the wondeful expericence of the opera. The acustics in the opera house were amazing. The seat was comfortable which means a lot to me as I have a bad back and sitting down for 3 hours and 50 mins the seat is important. The opera house is a beautiful building viewed from the water, but I would say that inside it is more practical than beautiful but there are some very nice Scandanavian style lights. All in all a wonderful evening.

Definitely one of the most beautiful and striking cities in the world. Walking around the Christiansbourg Palace, Opera House is great. A boat tour of the city, takes in the Amalienborg Palace and is well worth it.

Ia a stunning architecture in the bartic sea. It can be reach by boat and / or bus. We could not get in because it was Christmas day and it was closed. We were able to see part of the interior by the cristal walls, is a large modern minimalist structure.

Set away from the main hub of the city, but impressive none the less. We saw it from the canal tour, and took some lovely pictures. If it was closer I would have gone for a wonder around to see it up close.

One of the most beaudiful and impressive buildings in Copenhagen. Especialy the interior. Take the boat-bus across the habour to visit.

My mother and I visited København in October and decided to go see an opera. It was a fabulous experience to see Tosca by Puccini. The building and the flower decorations was superb and the architecture of the building was breathtaking.