Teatro Juan de Vera, Belle Époque theatre in Corrientes, Argentina
Teatro Juan de Vera is a Belle Époque theater in Corrientes, Argentina, featuring classical architectural elements and ornate decorations throughout. The main hall and surrounding spaces display detailed craftsmanship that reflects the design standards of its era.
Construction began in 1907 under architect Atilio Locatti's direction and the theater opened on May 25, 1913. This opening marked the height of the city's architectural ambitions during that period.
The theater serves as a gathering place where the city shows its artistic side and where residents come together for performances. It has shaped the cultural life of Corrientes for over a century.
Access is available at San Juan 637 in central Corrientes and the building can be visited for tours or attended for performances. Plan time to experience both the architecture and any events that may be scheduled.
The building features a retractable dome system that opens to allow performances under the open sky. This component makes it a versatile venue that can adapt to different types of shows.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
