We saw the premiere of Verdi's Otello here. It was an amazing experience, despite having bought some more budget seats. The staff were super helpful, even with two tourists who didn't speak any Ita…Full review by David F
Jan 23, 2025
Teatro Massimo was built in the late 19th century. It is a monumental work of art. The building is enormous and it is one of the largest opera houses in Europe. The architecture is stupendous. The ac…Full review by Dimitris L
Jan 5, 2025
Majestic theatre, absolutely worth visiting if you are in Palermo, even the area adjacent to the theater is interesting for drinking an aperitif or enjoying the various Palermo street foodFull review by Safari16100803602
I don’t know if every opera is translated into English on the surtitle screen but since we saw L’elixir D’amore (sung in Italian) the surtitles were in English. I don’t know if the same …
I don’t know if every opera is translated into English on the surtitle screen but since we saw L’elixir D’amore (sung in Italian) the surtitles were in English. I don’t know if the same would hold if the opera was sung in German or French
Does the cafe in Teatro Massimo have breakfast fare? Thanks!
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Normally a croissant or muffin and cappuccino or espresso is available - opposite are a couple of hotels you could try out for a continental breakfast and down the street are dozens of …
Normally a croissant or muffin and cappuccino or espresso is available - opposite are a couple of hotels you could try out for a continental breakfast and down the street are dozens of little bars and cafes serving mini pizzas and hot dogs and of course Sicilian breakfasts of brioche and ice cream! A must have with freshly squeezed orange juice and pomegranate at one or two catching onto new desire for other fresh fruit juices. Enjoy!!
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