Teatre Municipal, Cultural theater building in Girona, Spain

Teatre Municipal is a performance venue located in the heart of Girona, serving as a primary stage for artistic presentations. The building contains multiple halls with varying sizes and technical setups to accommodate theatrical productions, concerts, dance performances, and other shows.

Built in 1860 on the site of the old Pallol theatre, it opened on 29 October 1860 with Verdi's La Traviata under the name Teatro de la Reina, which it kept until 1868. Construction and carpentry cost 147,000 rals and decoration 102,000 rals. From the mid-1970s it regained its role as a cultural reference in Girona, helped by the stage's acoustics.

The theater serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors experience regional and international performances side by side. The programming reflects what matters to the community, from drama to music to dance.

The venue is easy to reach since it sits in central Girona and is accessible by foot or public transport. Check the website or contact the theater directly for current information about events and any visitor requirements before planning your visit.

The theatre opened on 29 October 1860 with Verdi's La Traviata and was called Teatro de la Reina until 1868. Construction cost 147,000 rals and decoration 102,000 rals. Above the entrance doors are busts of Pitarra, Calderón and Clavé.