Sala Grande g.a. ©FilippoManzini2016.jpg

Atrio delle colonne Â©FilippoManzini2013.JPG

Cena in palcoscenico ©FilippoManzini2016.JPG

Saloncino Paolo Poli AndreaMessana2011.JPG

Description

Description

One of the oldest Italian style theatres in Europe, La Pergola Theatre has welcomed on its stage world-renowned artists, including Giuseppe Verdi, Eleonora Duse, and Eduardo De Filippo. Today, its history, uniqueness, charm and extraordinary features make it one of Florence, and the world’s, most treasured and distinctive theatres. The stage, one of the largest in Italy, overlooks the ruby-red velvet seats of the stalls. The flooring is in solid wood and the ceiling features a fresco representing “the Glorification of opera and poetry”. The horseshoe shaped auditorium boasts three rows of boxes.

Theatre since its opening date in 1656, it had been designed as a multi-purpose building to host dramas and comedies, operas and concerts, balls and carnivals. Even today, thanks to its extraordinary versatility its halls (The Main Hall, The Stage, Saloncino Room, The Gold Room)

can host events of any kind turning them into unforgettable experiences.

Room name	Mq.	Banquet	Cocktail	Theatre Style	Classroom	U-Shape	Boardroom	H.
Palcoscenico	480	300	300	0	0	0	0	20
Sala Grande	300	350	400	949	0	0	0	18
Sala Oro	170	120	220	110	0	0	80	8
Saloncino	450	300	400	300	0	0	0	13