- The Bavarian State Opera (Bayerische Staatsoper), in the National Theater in Munich, is one of the best places in Germany to see big-name opera stars.
- Visit Odeonsplatz and see the home of the Bavarian State Opera and Residenz building before ending at Koenigsplatz, where the Nazis would hold their rallies.
- Bavarian State Opera. Opened -. Capacity -. Architect -. Style
- The musical director of the Bavarian State Opera since 2021 is the talented conductor Kirill Petrenko, an Austrian of Russian origin.
- However, it was the city of Munich, and specifically, the now-called Bavarian State Opera, which saw the premiere of Richard Wagner’s Tristan, Meistersinger...
- The Bavarian State Opera, founded in 1653 by Princess Henriette Adelaide of Savoy, is considered the oldest opera company north of the Alps.
- Bavarian State Opera. Munich's main opera company was founded in 1653, and performs mostly at the National Theatre Munich (a postwar 1963...
- Bavarian Radio Symphony and Chorus: Idomeneo. Bavarian State Opera. La Scala: Don Carlo. Les Arts Florissants: The Fairy Queen. Opéra de Lille: Don Giovanni.
- An index of articles about the Bavarian State Opera, guided tours of the opera house, and a recent Bayerische Staatsoper production.
- The Bavarian State Opera’s main performance venue, the neoclassical National Theater (Nationaltheater), first opened in 1818.