They just renovated it and the tour is worth every penny!! Gorgeous! We also bought $10 standing room only tickets for the opera last night and it was a great value.

They just renovated it and the tour is worth every penny!! Gorgeous! We also bought $10 standing room only tickets for the opera last night and it was a great value.
We did the tour, and although it was stunning and great to see it empty, I think I would have opted to see a concert there rather than the tour if I had the choice again!
Impressive architecture that you would not expect to find so well preserved. The tour, while more expensive for foreigners, was worth it.
if you have the chance to see ballet or listen to a concert you will love the building as well, you can also take a tour of the iconic porteño theater, Just check in their website. There are very low price tickets for some shows as well.
The building is an opulent and well maintained reminder of the days when Argentina was one of the richest countries on earth. Its history is remarkable, especially for fans of opera, as the main hall is reputed to have some of the best acoustics going.
If in Buenos Aires this beautiful, historical building is a must see. As they say, buildings are not built this way anymore. Make sure to bring your camera.
We didn't have the opportunity to go to a performance, so we decided to take the tour. The theater is gorgeous, and our guide was very good. It was most interesting to get the history, including the recent renovation.
This was the highlight of our time in Buenos Aires. The outside is pleasant but it is nothing compared to the inside. It was amazing to take the guided tour. They do these in many languages and it is so worth doing. The seating, the beautiful french architecture and furniture. This is a must seen place spend time after in...
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I did not manage to be there for the music, but the guided tour during the day is worth doing (110 pesos for non-Argentines). described by Pavarotti as the world´s best opera house it is stunning both inside and out. Redolent of the Belle Epoque (circa 1910).
El Teatro Colon really is impressive! It's architecture and design are a mix of european influences from the second half of the 19th century. This is mainly due to the fact that its architects were all European and that its marbles and stained glasses are from Europe. The monument has been restaured recently so it is all shiny and new....
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