Olympic Theater

The Olympic Theatre is a huge building built in accordance with the traditional style. The main hall of the theater can accommodate a large space. The visit here is also quite interesting. The theater performance projects are also more, and you can choose in real time.

The Olympic Theatre, a theater in the center of Vicenza in northern Italy, was built between 1580 and 1585. It was the final design of the Italian Renaissance architect Andrea Paladio (Andrea Palladio) and was not built until his death. It is one of the three remaining Renaissance theatres.

The Olympic Theatre, a theater in Vicenza, northern Italy, was built between 1580 and 1585, the final design of the Italian Renaissance architect Andrea Paladio (Andrea Palladio) and was not built until his death. It is one of the three remaining Renaissance theatres.

Paladio's Olympic Theatre (Accademia Olimpica), a Renaissance masterpiece that mimics the amphitheatre in Rome, also adds a stage modeled after Thebes, the ancient Greek city-state, which is still in use for more than 400 years.

It’s a prison converted theater and there are performances. The most amazing thing here is the set of the stage. With a pretty visual trick, the staff will also demonstrate on the spot to tell you what the truth is, really amazed the designer 600 years ago!