Teatro Lírico

Teatro Lírico is a theatre building in Cuauhtémoc dating from the early 20th century, with its original facade still visible and intact. The structure was designed to accommodate around 1,100 viewers and features classical architectural elements from its construction period.

The theatre opened in 1907, built by an engineer who brought classical design elements to the project. Its founding at that time positioned it as an important venue in the city's cultural landscape during the early 20th century.

The theatre served as a gathering place where people came together to enjoy live performances and feel the energy of the stage. For decades, it hosted artists who shaped the city's entertainment culture and became part of how residents experienced their city.

The theatre is accessible during performance times, so check ahead for current shows before planning your visit. Its central location makes it easy to reach by public transportation.

The building served not only as a performance venue but also as a public gathering space where different groups could come together. This social role made it more than just a place for artistic productions.

Location: Cuauhtémoc

Official opening: August 6, 1907

Address: República de Cuba 46, Centro histórico de la Ciudad de México

GPS coordinates: 19.43754,-99.13721

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:02