Scala Opera House is a three-story building, with relief on the triangular lintel above the main entrance, three arched doorways below as the entrance and a balcony in the middle. It is magnificent and solemn. Although its appearance is extremely ordinary, gray brick walls, colonnades and wooden doors and windows are really eclipsed by many tall and magnificent buildings around, but in the theater, it is another scene. The theater pool covers an area of 405 square meters, the orchestra pit covers an area of 12 1 square meter, and the stage covers an area of 780 square meters. The stage is 35 meters deep, 26.6 meters wide and 27.5 meters high. The pool seat is horseshoe-shaped and has 678 seats. There are six floors around, the first to fourth floors are boxes, each box has six seats, the top two floors are ordinary seats, * * * has 409 seats, plus the pool seat, the whole theater can accommodate more than 3600 spectators. The carved beams and painted buildings in the hall are resplendent. In particular, a very exquisite large crystal chandelier, consisting of 362 small colored lights, is hung on the dome at the center of the pool seat 18.8m high, which makes the hall more magnificent. In the middle of the second floor, the emperor's box is inlaid with gold and silver, and the silk carpet velvet curtain looks like the emperor's bedroom. Today, Scala Opera House is still one of the few luxury theaters in the world.
There is a top floor above the wing for people who are not very rich to watch the performance. The top floor is the area that performers are afraid of. There are many opera fans gathered there. They have high appreciation. They are either fascinated by the performer's successful interpretation or mercilessly criticize the performer's wrong interpretation. Those failed performances will be remembered by them for a long time.
Like many opera houses at that time, there was a gambling table in the hall of Scala Opera House for people to gamble for fun.
In front of Scala Opera House is Scala Square, and in the center of the square stands a monument to Leonardo da Vinci, a great artist and scientist in the Renaissance who lived in Milan twice. On the top of the monument is a statue of Leonardo da Vinci. He holds a book in one hand and holds it slightly in the other. His face is dignified, and Ming Che's deep eyes reveal the light of wisdom. There are also statues of his four favorite students on the pedestal.
Milan is famous for its cathedral, fashion and Scala Opera House.