You got a guy™ for venue tickets

Teatro Liceo Tickets

Location
Historic Private Theatre in Buenos Aires | Seats, Pa

Now selling

Upcoming Events at Teatro Liceo

Loading current ticket availability

The venue

About Teatro Liceo

Teatro Liceo is a private historic theatre housed within the Multiteatro complex, treasured as a cultural heritage site in the Monserrat neighborhood of Buenos Aires. With approximately 575 seats, it has hosted iconic productions and acclaimed performers, from the long-running Salsa Criolla with Enrique Pinti to historic shows like Piaf, Casi Normales, and Cabaret. This page provides practical, no-fuss information to help you secure your seats and plan your visit—from seating layouts and parking to transit options and nearby hotels and dining partners.

Whether you’re a local theater enthusiast or visiting Buenos Aires for a cultural itinerary, Teatro Liceo offers an intimate setting and accessibility for a range of performances. For the best experience, consult the venue’s Sala Liceo seating map (Mapa de la sala) on their official site to choose seats confidently. We’ve highlighted nearby amenities and trusted affiliate hotel and restaurant partners to simplify planning and ensure a smooth, enjoyable night out.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: approximately 575 seats.
  • Address: Avenida Rivadavia 1495, Buenos Aires (corner with Paraná), Monserrat.
  • Venue type: private historic theatre, part of Multiteatro; designated as a cultural heritage site.
  • Seating chart: a dedicated 'Mapa de la sala' is available on the theatre’s site (Sala Liceo).
  • Parking: nearby garages along Avenida Rivadavia (e.g., around 1283, 1337, and 5849) are listed as options.
  • Transit: best access via Buenos Aires Subte lines A and B; nearby stations include Congreso and Saenz Peña.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Savoy (Av. Callao 181) is close to the theatre; other central hotels are listed in travel sites near Congreso.
  • Notable events hosted: Salsa Criolla (Enrique Pinti) ran for a decade; historic productions and major shows such as Piaf, Casi Normales, and Cabaret have been staged there.