I've visited Frankfurt quite a few times for a variety of different events or performances, but the ones I've seen at Oper Frankfurt are among the most memorable.

For some years in the row Frankfurt Opera House was voted Best German Opera House. The orchestra also got some awards to be the best German opera orchestra. Most productions are modern ... (but) always very interesting. Shedule is a mixture of top operas and seldom played ones. The Frankfurt Opera House has very good house singers (many of the... More

Amazingly, this place was left in ruins for decades after WWII. But today it is the heart of the classical music scene in the city and a must-see tourist attraction. Despite its name, it is mostly a concert hall rather than an opera house.

My wife and I were in Frankfurt for a couple of days. Since we were in Germany we had to try to see an opera. We went to the opera house and tried to buy two tickets but were told it was sold out. Luckily for us the man at the ticket window was nice enough to sell us the... More

Nice modern opera. My wife was amazed with performance 'Julius Cesear in Egipt'. Performance took 3 hours and consisted of all new technologies like light, video projections etc. Nice place with very cultural climate

superb performance. french language with german subtitles but thoroughly enjoyable. building is well designed for outstanding acoustics.

The house is small (by European house standards) with excellent sight lines and a very attractive auditorium. I went to hear Christian Gerhaher sing in 'Pelleas' and wasn't disappointed. The opera house opens onto Willy Brandt Square which has the huge illuminated Euro sign in it that has become so iconic in recent months.

What an opportunity to enjoy a great house with wonderful voices. The seats wherever you sit are really comfortable prices if you are over 50 amazing and I mean amazing. Accoustics incredible. Its a must visit venue.

Excellent opera house at reasonable prices, but be careful as overhead text cannot be read from all seats.