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Teatro Argentina

Rome, Italy

Opened in 1732, it was the stage for numerous premieres of Rossini's and Verdi's operas, including "The Barber of Seville".

Teatro Argentina is one of the oldest and most important theaters in Rome, opened in 1732. Its facade, though classical, conceals rich interiors. This stage hosted numerous premieres of Rossini's and Verdi's operas, including "The Barber of Seville". The building has three tiers of boxes and a gallery, seating about 690 spectators. Currently, it is the seat of the Roman Theater, presenting both classical and contemporary plays.

• Visit time: 2 h
• Website: teatrodiroma.net

How long does it take to visit Teatro Argentina?

Plan about 2 h.

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