Hungarian State Opera

The State Opera House is a neo-Renaissance-style building built in the late 19th century. It is also a very famous opera house in Hungary. Its majestic shape alone is enough to impress. Architectural Highlights Statues of the great Hungarian composer Liszt and the theater's first artistic director, Ferencz, tower over the entrance of the theater, making the building even more radiant. Many precious decorations in the National Opera House survived the war in Hungary and survived the war. The beautifully curved arch structure in the building is set off by the exquisite ceiling paintings, which makes people intoxicated. The soaring dome gives the Opera House a visual tension. It is shrouded in the entire hall under the embellishment of mercury lamps, and even the rows of auditoriums seem to have become a place of art that outsiders can't ask for.