Teatro Larrañaga, Historic theatre in Salto, Uruguay.
Teatro Larrañaga is a theatre in Salto featuring neoclassical design with ornate exterior details and a restored interior that retains original decorative elements. The building contains seating areas and a performing stage arranged in a traditional theatre layout from the period.
The building opened in 1882 following the destruction of a previous city theatre by fire. A local military officer led fundraising efforts to rebuild, establishing this venue as a major cultural institution.
The theatre became a gathering place for the city's cultural life and drew performers from across South America and Europe. It remains a symbol of Salto's connection to the broader artistic world.
The venue is centrally located and easily accessible on foot from the downtown area. Check ahead for current opening times and event schedules, as programming varies throughout the year.
The building received major renovations in the 1940s to improve sound quality and increase seating capacity. An original bell that once announced the start of performances is still preserved in the building.
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