Lope de Vega Theatre, Neo-baroque theatre in Maria Luisa Avenue, Spain
The Lope de Vega Theatre features an Italian-style design with two wings and a main hall that accommodates 1,100 spectators in Seville.
Built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition, architect Vicente Traver Tomás designed the theatre as part of the Seville Pavilion complex.
The venue presents over 180 performances annually, including classical music concerts, flamenco shows, jazz performances, and theatrical productions.
Located near Maria Luisa Park, the theatre maintains regular programming throughout the year and provides accessibility features for all visitors.
The theatre required an investment of 1.2 million pesetas during construction and incorporated an electric generator system for independent power supply.
Location: Seville
Inception: 1929
Architects: Vicente Traver Tomás
Official opening: 1929
Capacity: 1100
Website: http://teatrolopedevega.org
GPS coordinates: 37.37856,-5.99090
Latest update: March 6, 2025 23:02
Seville reveals its story through the marks of many years. The Cathedral and its Giralda tower show the change from Gothic to baroque. The Royal Alcázar mixes Islamic designs with gardens shaded by orange trees. Walking through the streets, you move from the narrow alleys of Santa Cruz to the open views of Plaza de España, built in the early 20th century with channels and colorful tiles. Maria Luisa Park gives a break under the Mediterranean trees, not far from the Metropol Parasol with its modern wooden shapes that stand out against the old buildings. Along the Guadalquivir River, the Torre del Oro hints at how important the river was in medieval times. The Triana Bridge connects the city center to the pottery and sailor neighborhoods. Places like the Fine Arts Museum and the Hospital de los Venerables open doors to spaces where art and architecture meet. Each spot tells a different part of the story, with no one dominating.
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