Museo dell’Opera
Museum in Palazzo Cusani in Parma on four centuries of opera in the city, from the Teatro Farnese to the Teatro Regio, with an area dedicated to Verdi.
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About the museum
The Museo dell'Opera is part of the Casa della Musica, housed in the Renaissance Palazzo Cusani in Parma. The route traces four centuries of the evolution of opera in the city: it starts in 1628, when the Teatro Farnese inaugurated opera performances, and goes on to the Teatro Ducale of 1687 and the Nuovo Teatro Ducale, today's Teatro Regio, inaugurated in 1829.
The display is based on original documents, historical images, posters, multimedia tools and thematic sections. One area is dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi's relationship with Parma, including the first Festival Verdiano of 1913.
Highlights
- History of opera in Parma since 1628
- Teatro Farnese, Teatro Ducale and Teatro Regio
- Original documents, images and posters
- Area dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi
- Festival Verdiano of 1913
- Visitors per year
- approx. 7,716
Admission & discounts
| Adults | €4 |
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| Reduced | €3 |
There is also a single ticket for six museums in Parma (€15 standard, €12 reduced). Tickets are available online on the website of the Casa della Musica.
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