Colon Theatre (Teatro Colón) Tours and Tickets
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Colon Theatre (Teatro Colón)

There is an admission fee for visitors without performance tickets to enter the theater; a guided tour is included.
Tours run daily, every 15 minutes (except during performance times) and last about 50 minutes.
Tours are offered in multiple languages, including English.
There is a range of seating options and ticket prices available for performances, but advance booking is always recommended.
The theater is fully wheelchair accessible.
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Currently, guided tours of the Colon Theatre cost 30,000 Argentine pesos for international visitors, 15,000 pesos for local residents, and 6,500 pesos for university students and seniors; admission is free for disabled visitors and children 6 and under. You can also visit the theater if you’ve booked tickets to a performance; prices vary.
Yes, the Colon Theatre is worth visiting. One of Buenos Aires' most notable historic landmarks, the theater is also considered one of the world's top opera houses. Constructed in the late 19th century, it's known for its opulent design and its top-tier ballet, opera, and classical music performances. Many Buenos Aires sightseeing tours also include stops outside the building and offer more background about its history.
Per one customer who booked Discover the Best of Buenos Aires on a Full-Day Private Tour, "Mariano was an excellent and friendly guide for our excursion. He is knowledgeable and compassionate, and very passionate about showing us Buenos Aires. I would highly recommend him."
Yes, you can visit the Colon Theatre (Teatro Colón) without attending a performance. You can take a guided tour of the lavishly decorated performance venue—its classical architecture and world-class acoustics rival those of Paris’ Palais Garnier and London’s Royal Opera House. Tours take place every day and last 50 minutes.
On a tour of the Colon Theatre, you see the foyer, the Bust Gallery, the Golden Hall, and the Main Hall. Look out for details such as grand chandeliers, gold-leaf adorned ceilings, and sculptures. You’ll also learn about its architecture and the famous performers who have graced its stage.
Tickets can be booked online or at the box office for Colon Theatre performances and guided tours. As the premier destination for classical music performances in Argentina, tickets for certain events can sell out fast, so secure yours early to avoid disappointment.
The dress code for events at the Colon Theatre is smart casual. While you’ll see plenty of people wearing jeans and trainers to performances, some visitors take the opportunity to dress up in formal apparel. If you’re unsure about what your particular performance requires, you can contact the venue via the email listed on its website.
Colon Theatre has a reputation for the best acoustics in the world, so any performance you see there is sure to be spectacular. To make the most of its sound-amplifying capacity, consider booking an opera or ballet performance, during which live orchestras and voices will sound particularly crisp and clear.
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