Concert halls Italie - Alpes italiennes et Dolomites

A tiny, almost impossible coffee-concert, attended by a crowd of fans who defy the dense smoke that you breathe to listen to excellent rock-blues musicians, especially on Monday evening, with jam-sessions memorable.

A legendary cinema in the Tortona district. Cinema Mexico offers a cutting-edge and interesting program of independent films, many in their original version. Ideal for discovering new cinematic nuggets. But what really sets this cinema apart is the screening, every Friday night since 1981, of the same film that has become an interactive show: The Rocky Horror Picture Show, starring Tim Curry and Susan Sarandon. A cult screening that sells out every week. Recommended for all film buffs!

The Teatro Degli Arcimboldi was born as an annex to the Teatro della Scala. Located in Milan's northern suburbs, on the site of a former Pirelli factory in the Bicocca district, this technically advanced theater houses Italy's largest stage, and offers a very high level of comfort with its 2,400 seats and 49 m width. As a result, it is able to welcome large audiences who come for its top-quality shows. Music, dance, theater and visual arts all feature in the rich program, emblematic of Milan's cultural dynamism.

The Teatro Stabile foundation is also responsible for the management of important Turin stages such as the historic Carignano and Gobetti halls and the Fonderie Limone in Moncallieri. The programming here remains classic, offering the great plays of the Italian and international theatrical tradition, but it is above all a venue steeped in history, both beautiful and comfortable, and very busy. For theater lovers, it's a must-see.

Inaugurated in 1994 when Renzo Piano refurbished the Lingotto, the former Fiat factory, the auditorium dedicated to Giovanni Agnelli became one of the temples of classical music in Turin. It is comfortable and its acoustics are perfect, in a beautiful mix of wood and velvet. Every year on the calendar, more than one hundred concerts and musical events of international renown attract a growing audience. The auditorium can hold nearly 2,000 people.

Founded in 1947, the "Piccolo" quickly established itself on the international scene as an ambassador of Italian theatrical culture through the quality of its shows, but above all through its ambitious programme. Today it continues to conquer an ever-growing audience. In its three halls - the headquarters in Via Rovello, the Teatro Studio and the larger Teatro Strehler - it stages a varied repertoire, marked by a severe but poetic aestheticism, very attached to its Italian roots, but also open to international productions.

Anteo Palazzo del Cinema offers a fine line-up of films, from the latest blockbuster to the hottest auteur, in a pleasant setting not far from Garibaldi station. We also mention this cinema for its large selection of films in their original version, which is very useful for non-Italian speakers. The cinema also offers interesting formulas in its Sala Nobel, where you can have breakfast, lunch, an aperitif or dinner while watching the latest film! Ideal for an original evening out.