Teatro Valle (Valley Theater), Rome

Teatro Valle, located in the Sant'Eustachio district of Rome, is not only one of the city's most significant and stunning theaters but also the oldest. Its grand inauguration took place in 1727, making it nearly three centuries old. Throughout its illustrious history, Teatro Valle has witnessed the world premieres of renowned operas by Donizetti and groundbreaking plays such as Pirandello's "Six Characters in Search of an Author."

Designed by architects Tommaso Morelli and Mauro Fontana, the theater has undergone various renovations and enhancements over time, from the strengthening of the structures to the interior decorations, up to the early nineteenth-century renovation of the architect Valadier, who designed the elegant neoclassical façade.

As a protected historical landmark, Teatro Valle boasts a magnificent theater hall that exudes charm and elegance.

Presently, the theater is undergoing extensive restoration, scheduled to be completed in 2024. During this period, it is temporarily utilized for exhibitions rather than theatrical performances. The anticipation is high among all who cherish Teatro Valle, with its rich and eventful history, eagerly awaiting its glorious comeback on the cultural stage of Rome.

Tip:
The nearby CASA BLEVE at Via del Teatro Valle 48/49 is an elegant hall that attracts locals and visitors alike, who come to indulge in exquisite wine and delectable cuisine. With its high ceilings and charming atmosphere, the restaurant offers a vast selection of wines and a refined menu featuring pasta, meat, and fish dishes, as well as cheese plates and other cold specialties. While it may not be the most affordable option, the quality of the food and the attentive service make it well worth the price.