Teatro Regio

The city opera house is active Oct-June. It was opened in 1740 but burned down in 1936. Reconstruction took until 1973, with a modern building behind the original facade, seating 1500.

Address: Piazza Castello 215
Website: teatroregio.torino.it (opens in a new tab)

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