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Teatro Capranica

Rome, Italy

Opened in 1679, it was one of the first public theaters in Rome, where Scarlatti's operas premiered.

Teatro Capranica is a historic stage in Rome, opened in 1679. It was one of the first public theaters in the city, built by the Capranica family. Over the centuries, it hosted premieres of many operas, including works by Scarlatti and Händel. The building, though transformed over time, retains elements of Baroque architecture. Currently, it functions as a conference center and event venue, no longer regularly serving as a dramatic or opera theater.

• Visit time: 1 h

How long does it take to visit Teatro Capranica?

Plan about 1 h.

Nearby

• Hostaria de’ pastini — 90 m
• Tempio di Adriano — 140 m
• Pantheon — 190 m
• Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola — 220 m
• Teatro Rossini — 290 m
• Caffè Sant'Eustachio — 300 m

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