The Scala Opera House of Milano is one of the temples of classic music. Here performed legends like Rossini, Puccini, Verdi, Toscanini, Nureyev, Callas, Fracci and Pavarotti. It’s always included in a classic tour of Milano but now, thanks to MilanoArte, you can have a very exclusive tour.
Book a private tour to enter the boxes and admire the stage like you are attending a show, admire the elegant foyer and explore backstage, visit the changing rooms of the artists and be amazed by the machineries that make the show unique. During this tour we will take you to places not accessible to the public, unknow to most of the people. We take you even above the vault to admire the complicated structures that supports the roof!
Tour will be done by the internal personnel that knows every secret of the theatre and you are always with a person from our staff in order to have a service of excellence!
Do you know that: during World War Two the theate was heavily damaged by the bombings. The Scala was one of the very first monuments restored and re-opened after the war and the re-opening concert directed by the maestro Arturo Toscanini entered into books of history.
Live the charme of Teatro alla Scala with our exclusive guided tours.
ATTENTION: availability of this tour must be checked in compliance with Covid-19 regulations.
A guided tour at the La Scala Teatro in Milan
Details
| Private guided tour | Tours can be done in Italian, Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and many more languages on demand. |
| Duration of the tour | Minimum 60 minutes to a maximum of 90 minutes for the complete tour. |
| Included in the tour | Private guided tour. |
| Maximum number of partecipants | maximum of 5 people per guide for the super exclusive tour of the backstage (longer version). Maximum of 40 people (splitted in two groups of 20 pax) for the simplified version. |
| How to book the guided tour | Contact us and tell us number of people, date and timing. |
| Skip the line | Scala Opera House is a theatre first, then a monument. This means visits can be restricted due to the artistic activity. Once you contact us we must check availability of the theatre and timing before approval. |
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