La Scala Opera House
DestinationMilan, Italy
CategoryInternational
Starting fromOn request
CancellationAs per policy
La Scala Opera House in Europe Tours
La Scala Opera House (Teatro alla Scala) is one of the world’s most prestigious opera houses and a celebrated cultural landmark in Milan. Opened in 1778, it has played a central role in the history of Italian opera and is renowned for its exceptional performances, elegant interiors, and connection with some of the greatest composers and performers.
Visitors can explore the historic theatre, magnificent auditorium, royal boxes, stage area, and the La Scala Museum, which features a fascinating collection of musical instruments, costumes, portraits, and memorabilia connected to the world of opera.
The experience is enhanced by grand architecture, musical heritage, historic collections, and the timeless elegance of Italian opera, making La Scala Opera House a memorable highlight of any Milan and Europe tour with Oxford Travels.
What is included & excluded
- Visitors must carry a valid ticket and occupy their assigned seats.
- Visitors should arrive before the performance; latecomers may have to wait until the first interval.
- Appropriate and respectful dress is required; shorts and sleeveless shirts are not permitted in the auditorium.
- Mobile phones, photography and audio/video recording are prohibited inside the auditorium.
- Visitors must remain quiet and behave respectfully during performances.
- Smoking is prohibited throughout the theatre.
- Food and drinks may only be consumed in designated bar and foyer areas.
- Bulky items, bags, umbrellas, cameras and recording equipment must be left at the cloakroom.
- Visitors must follow instructions from theatre staff and respect all safety and access regulations.
Cancellation policy
- Tickets cannot be cancelled, replaced, or refunded after purchase.
- Tickets are valid only for the date and time stated on the ticket.
- If a visitor does not attend the performance, the ticket cannot be transferred to another date.
- A full refund is provided if the performance is cancelled or its date is changed. The refund includes the ticket price and pre-sale fee.
- Refund requests for a cancelled or rescheduled performance must generally be made within 30 days of the affected performance date.
- Changes to seats due to filming, artistic requirements, or force majeure do not automatically qualify for a refund, provided an equivalent or higher-category seat is offered.
Terms & conditions
- Valid Ticket: Visitors must have a valid ticket for the museum, theatre tour or performance. Tickets should be retained throughout the visit.
- Opening Hours: Museum and theatre access is subject to official opening hours and may vary due to rehearsals, performances, special events or operational requirements.
- Performance Entry: Visitors attending an opera, ballet or concert must arrive before the scheduled start time. Latecomers may be admitted only at an appropriate interval and according to theatre rules.
- Security Checks: Visitors may be required to undergo security checks before entering the theatre or museum.
- Dress Code: Appropriate and respectful clothing is required. For performances, formal or smart attire may be expected depending on the event.
- Visitor Conduct: Visitors must maintain appropriate behaviour and follow instructions from theatre staff. Disruptive behaviour may result in removal from the premises.
- Photography & Recording: Photography and video recording are subject to the theatre's rules. Flash photography and recording during performances are prohibited.
- Mobile Phones: Mobile phones and electronic devices must be switched off or set to silent during performances.
- Food & Drinks: Food and drinks may only be consumed in designated areas. They are generally not permitted inside exhibition or performance areas.
- Children: Children must remain under the supervision of an accompanying adult. Age restrictions may apply to certain performances.
- Accessibility: Accessibility services are available for visitors with disabilities, but arrangements may vary depending on the area or performance. Visitors requiring assistance should check in advance.
- Changes & Cancellations: Performances, museum access and visiting arrangements may be modified or cancelled due to artistic, technical, safety or exceptional circumstances.
Got questions?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
01Do Indians need a visa for Europe?
Yes. Indian passport holders require a Schengen Visa to travel to most European countries. The visa allows entry to multiple countries included in the tour.
02Which countries are covered under a Europe tour?
Most Europe tours cover France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Austria, and sometimes UK (UK requires a separate visa).
03What is the best time to visit Europe?
April to June – Pleasant weather, spring seasonJuly to September – Peak season, warm weatherOctober to March – Winter tours & Christmas markets (some attractions may be seasonal)
04What type of accommodation is provided?
Accommodation is usually in 3★ or 4★ hotels on a twin/triple sharing basis. Hotels are clean, comfortable, and well-connected.
05Are meals included in the Europe tour?
Yes. Most tours include daily breakfast and selected Indian / local dinners. Lunch is usually on own unless mentioned.
06Is the Europe tour suitable for senior citizens?
Yes, but Europe tours involve long walks and coach travel. Seniors with good mobility will be comfortable. Please inform us in advance for special assistance.
07How much walking is involved in Europe tours?
Europe sightseeing involves moderate walking, especially in city centers, museums, and attractions. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
08What currency is used in Europe?
Most countries use the Euro (€). Switzerland uses Swiss Franc (CHF) and the UK uses Pound Sterling (£).
09How much spending money should I carry?
Approx. €50–70 per person per day for shopping, lunches, optional tours, and personal expenses.
10Are entrance fees included?
Yes, major attractions mentioned in the itinerary are included. Optional activities are chargeable extra.
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