Piraeus Municipal Theatre, Neoclassical theatre in Piraeus, Greece
The Piraeus Municipal Theatre is a neoclassical building with four stories that stands about 30 meters tall in the heart of the city. Inside, it contains performance spaces designed to host theatre productions, operas, and other live entertainment.
The building's construction began in 1883 under architect Ioannis Lazarimos and was completed over more than a decade. It officially opened to the public on January 1, 1895, becoming a cultural landmark for the port city.
This venue has long been where locals and visitors come to experience theatre, opera, and live performances that matter to the community. It remains a gathering place for people who care about the arts.
The theatre is located at Iroon Polytechneiou 32 in the center of Piraeus, with a box office on-site. Staff can help you find out about upcoming shows and make reservations.
The building holds official status as a listed archaeological site in Greece, making it a protected structure. Its original design seated around 600 people, reflecting how theatrical spaces were conceived in that era.
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