Concertgebouw in Amsterdam
Amsterdam Concert Hall is famous for its excellent acoustics and is popular among music lovers. About 900 concerts and performances of various musical genres take place here every year, and its two halls receive at least 700,000 spectators, second only to the Roman “Dela Muzica Park” in attendance.
Royal Carre Theatre in Amsterdam
The Royal Carre Theater in Amsterdam specializes in shows of the most diverse — and, accordingly, is good primarily for variety. The repertoire is comprehensive — from operas to comedy shows, from ballet to musicals, from children’s games to the most serious theater festivals.
Summer Theater in Amsterdam
In summer, it’s nice to spend an evening outdoors, and Amsterdam’s Vondelpark Openluchttheater (that is, “open-air theater in Vondel Park”) provides a lot of additional opportunities for this. Separately, I am glad that the events here are good, diverse and free.
National Opera in Amsterdam
Stopera — this building is known by such a strange name in Amsterdam. It sounds unusual, but in fact it very accurately reflects the essence. This new concept is the result of combining two words, stadhuis and opera, that is, “city house” and “opera”.
Bimhuis Theater in Amsterdam
Bimhuis is another strange—sounding word for the Russian ear and another theater, very popular with the Dutch and tourists from Western Europe, but almost not visited by Russians. And in vain — this is one of the best jazz theaters in Europe and there is something to see.