Opéra et théâtres à Vérone

Opera and Historic Theatres

Verona’s performance history spans two millennia, centered on the first-century Roman Arena, which hosts a world-famous summer opera festival. The city features the ancient Roman Theater, an archaeological site used for summer concerts, and the 18th-century Teatro Filarmonico, the principal venue for winter opera and ballet. Complementing these are the Arena Museum Opera (AMO), housed in Palazzo Forti, and the 19th-century Teatro Nuovo, known for its classical architectural style and diverse theatrical season.

Opera and Historic Theatres — Carte

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Verona Arena

Ancient Roman amphitheater renowned for its open-air opera performances and cultural events. It is a well-preserved historical monument showcasing ancient Roman architecture.

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Roman Theater

Come and see what remained of a Roman theater which foundation dates back to the 1st century BC.

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Arena Museum Opera

Situated in a magnificent historical building of Palazzo Forti, this museum will inform you about Verona's art of arts: opera.

Francesco Galli da Bibiena (1659-1739) / Public domain

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Teatro Filarmonico

The Teatro Filarmonico is the main opera theater in Verona, Italy, and is one of the leading opera houses in Europe.

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Teatro Nuovo

Inaugurated in 1846, this 19th-century venue is Verona's second-largest theater for opera and prose. It features a classical architectural style and hosts an extensive annual program of drama, dance, and musical performances.