Teatro Amintore Galli
What the experts agree on
Rimini's 1857 neoclassical theatre opened by Verdi sits on Roman ruins with a temple-like façade. Nearly destroyed in WWII, it reopened in 2018 after spectacular restoration, now dominating Piazza Cavour with its striking architecture.
Lonely Planet "The Teatro Amintore Galli was a 19th-century addition to Via Pescheria, appearing in 1857 in the feverish years leading to unification." Full review
Lonely Planet "All but the facade suffered heavy WWII bombing damage, and it remained closed until its spectacular restoration was completed in 2018." Full review
The Guardian "Dominating the end of the square, the neoclassical Teatro Amintore Galli sits on recently unearthed Roman remains. The theatre was opened by renowned composer Giuseppe Verdi in 1857 and..."
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