Royal Opera House
Malta's National Opera House was severely damaged during the bombardments of WWII and was never rebuilt, for reasons unknown to the public.
This opera house was a copy of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London, by the British architect Edward Middleton Barry in 1866.
At present it is made functional again, albeit as an open-air theatre (Pjazza Teatru Rjal).
Opening hours | Depend on the performance |
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Prices depend on the performance and are not always the same. | |
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Photo below: Opera house before the WWII bombing.
Photo below: Opera house after the bombing in WWII.
