How can you miss a concert in Germany? Early in the morning, I bought tickets on the official website of the theatre. The tickets were really cheap. There was only a fraction of the domestic similar performances. The quality of the performances was of course the original German classical music. As soon as my plane landed late, I dragged my luggage straight to the theatre. The entrance to the theatre is full of steps. Fortunately, the doorkeeper is very good. Seeing that I dragged my luggage one step after another, I took a hard step and helped me carry the suitcase. When there is a cloakroom in it, I send my luggage. Although I was late, I was allowed in, but I didn't take the seat I booked. First, let me stand at the last stop, and then sit back at the halftime. I think it's much better than the service of the Sydney Opera House. It's much more humanized. This not only allows late comers to see the play, but also avoids the impact on others. The Sydney Opera House is five minutes late, so you can stand outside until the break. It's better to listen to concerts in Europe. The atmosphere is different from that in the new countries.

In the evening, there was an elegant concert dressed up specially. The price of Euro 6.5 is very good, but it's a pity that it's a stop ticket. It feels that the Germans also like to listen to concerts for the middle-aged and the elderly, especially the elderly. The opera house is luxurious and sound is good, but it is still not as good as the Paris Opera House, which was blinded last year. state opera

There is a big square in front of the opera house, Max Joseph's Square, behind which a big crane destroys the scenery. But the whole square is very grand. The opera house is its soul and focus. Next to it is the former Palace Museum and Garden of Bavaria, which must not be missed.

It's pretty good here, it's worth it here

Near the Munich Palace, there is a big square in front of it. The opera house is very powerful. It pushes the door to find out what's inside. It's unsuccessful, but the lion-like handle of the door attracts people's attention.

The Bavarian Opera House is near Marion Square. It passes through the Royal Beer House. The square in front of the Opera House is covered with pebbles. Tourists and pigeons take a leisurely stroll. The Opera House holds operas and concerts every three to five times. The cheap seats are about a dozen euros. You can reserve them by credit card from the official website. It's very worthwhile to feel the art of the scene.