Teatro Real de Córdoba

The Teatro Real de Córdoba is a performance venue with a horseshoe-shaped main hall seating around 700 people across three floors of boxes arranged around the central stage. Three additional performance spaces within the building each accommodate up to 70 people with their own facilities and entrances.

The building opened in 1927 as a cinema and later served as a bank before the provincial government restored it as a theater in 1990. This transformation returned it to a space for public entertainment after decades of different uses.

The theater hosts local performance groups that present shows throughout the year, from theater to dance and comedy acts. You can experience the range of artistic work that the city produces and supports.

The venue sits near San Jerónimo Street in the city center and is easy to reach by public transportation or on foot. Plan ahead to check what shows are scheduled across the different halls on the day you want to visit.

The building retains original architectural details and decorative elements from its 1927 opening as a cinema, offering a window into how public entertainment spaces looked in the 1920s. Walking through certain areas reveals these period features that many visitors pass by without noticing.