Theatres  of  Italy

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 15 January 2024
The most famous Theatres of Italy can be found in the larger cities with the longest continuously in operation being the Teatro San Carlo in Naples.

​The next two theatres are famous throughout the world: the Teatro alla Scala in Milan, usually referred to simply as La Scala, and the beautiful Teatro La Fenice in Venice which translates as "The Phoenix".

​Slightly out of keeping with the other three theatres both in terms of size and fame is the pretty little Teatro Bibiena in the city of Mantua in the Lombardy region. 
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Teatro La Fenice, Venice
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Teatro  San  Carlo

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Teatro San Carlo, Naples

Teatro  alla  Scala

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Teatro alla Scala, Milan

Teatro  La  Fenice

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Teatro La Fenice, Venice

Teatro  Olimpico

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Teatro Olimpico, Vicenza

Teatro  Bibiena

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Teatro Bibiena, Mantua

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