Introduction to the Zurich Opera House: The Zurich Opera House (Oper house) was founded in 1834, showing a neo-Baroque architectural style. There are only more than 1,200 seats in the theater. Although it is small, it is full of enterprising spirit. It is the first time here The operas performed include Hindemith's "Matisse the Painter" (1938) and Schoenberg's "Mose et Allan" (1957), which have received high praise internationally.
It is said that the Zurich Opera House was the only theater venue in the German-speaking theater that was not subject to performance restrictions during the Second World War.
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