Bolshoi Theatre Review

Bolshoi Theatre: A Timeless SpectacleAttending a performance of "The Nutcracker" at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow was a truly magical experience. The grandeur of the historic venue combined with the exquisite ballet performance created an unforgettable evening. From the elegant choreography to the stunning set design, every aspect of the production was executed with perfection. The timeless tale of "The Nutcracker" came to life on stage, captivating the audience with its beauty and grace. A visit to the Bolshoi Theatre for this iconic performance is a must for anyone seeking enchantment and culture in Moscow.

The most beautiful theatre I've ever been to! An absolute experience, would definitely recommend.

The Grand Petrov Theatre is a famous ballet and opera theatre in Moscow. It was built in 1776 and was set on fire twice in the following half century. In 1825, the theater was redesigned and built by architect Bovi, and finally completed in 1856 and preserved to this day. It is a milky white classical building with eight 15-meter-high Ionian columns in front of the door, and the huge colonnade-style main entrance. Especially the four bronze carriages on the top of the door, by the god of Apollo; driving, the momentum is thin. The shape is beautiful, one of the symbols of Moscow.

One of the three famous European theaters, which has been destroyed three times in history by war and fire, is currently renovated at the beginning of the new century.

Very good place, the building here has a long history and is worth recommending.