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About Teatro Carignano

Teatro Carignano is a storied 18th‑century Italian theatre in the heart of Turin. With a capacity of 875 seats, the historic horseshoe‑shaped auditorium features four tiers of boxes, reflecting its rich operatic and dramatic legacy. Owned by the City of Turin and operated by Teatro Stabile di Torino, the venue hosts plays, contemporary performances, and notable premieres tied to Turin’s vibrant theatre scene. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, we’ve got you covered with practical seating information, transit tips, and nearby hotel and dining options.

Plan your visit with easy access to public transit from Piazza Castello and Via Bertola, ample parking options in central Turin, and recommended partner hotels and restaurants within walking distance. If you’re chasing a great night of theatre, secure your seats with confidence—and let us handle the rest. You’ve got a guy on your side for tickets and local guidance.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 875 seats.
  • Address: Piazza Carignano 6, 10123 Turin, Italy.
  • Venue type: Historic 18th‑century Italian theatre; currently used for plays and contemporary performances; owned by City of Turin and operated by Teatro Stabile di Torino.
  • Seating/chart notes: Auditorium designed in horseshoe shape with four tiers of boxes; historically 84 logge (boxes) across four levels.
  • Parking: Nearby options include underground Roma–Castello parking (802 spaces) and other central parking like Valdo Fusi; additional city-center parking available (Tariffe and access vary).
  • Transit: Reachable by public transit from Piazza Castello (bus/tram lines 7, 13, 15, 55, 56) and Via Bertola (lines 4, 11, 58, 72).
  • Nearby hotels: Grand Hotel Sitea (Via Carlo Alberto 35) and NH Collection Torino Piazza Carlina (Piazza Carlo Emanuele II 15) are in central Turin within walking distance of the theatre.
  • Notable events: World premieres and notable performances dating to the 19th century; Harold Pinter awarded the Europe Theatre Prize at the theatre in 2007.