The Royal Opera House
A historic landmark with enduring appeal

Stockholm’s iconic opera house, a Neoclassical edifice erected on the site of the original, 18th-century Gustavian Opera House in 1892, is a true treasure trove for culture-hungry out-of-towners. The theatre itself, a magnificent space with a spectacular gold-trimmed ceiling, hosts a jam-packed programme of classic opera and ballet productions, while a number of restaurants, bars and terraces on site keeps visitors comfortably sated between performances.
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