The neoclassical facade of Zurich Opera House on Sechselautenplatz

The imposing facade of the Zurich Opera House stands majestically on Sechselautenplatz, the city's largest square. The building, inaugurated in 1891, features neo-baroque architecture with Corinthian columns, decorated pediments, and allegorical statues on the roof representing the arts. The Opernhaus Zurich is considered one of the most prestigious opera houses in Europe, hosting world-class opera, ballet, and concert productions. The monumental staircase leads to the main entrance decorated with elegant glass and iron canopies. This temple of music represents the importance Zurich places on culture and performing arts.

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