Built during the Belle Époque in the late 1800s during the rubber boom, the Amazon Theatre is an opera house in Brazil‘s heart of the Amazon jungle. Almost all construction materials were imported from Europe via the Amazon River: tiles came from Alsace, steel rails from Glasgow, marble from Carrara, glass from Murano, and wood trimming from Brazil. Today, it houses the annual Festival Amazonas de Ópera and is home to the Amazonas Philharmonic Orchestra. The dome is covered with 36,000 decorated ceramic tiles painted in the colors of the Brazilian flag. The theatre is three floors high and can seat 640 people.
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