It is the oldest theatre in town, built in the late 17th century using part of the structures of the never-finished palazzo della Signoria. The first mention of a “big room for comedies” related to the place dates to 1664, which would lead ...

The Six O’Clock Theatre faces the charming piazza della Signoria, that offers an astounding view on the city of Spoleto.
Its vaulted rooms were once part of the Palazzo della Signoria, whose construction started in the 16th century bu...

The theatre was built between 1854 and 1864, on a project by engineer Ireneo Aleandri from Marche. On the occasion of its inauguration of 3 September 1864, the work “Guisemberga From Spoleto” was written by Roman composer Filippo Sangiorgi,...

The museum is located in the former monastery of St. Agatha since 1985; the monastery was founded at the end of the 14th century in the area of the Roman Theatre. The halls are organized in various storeys, the oldest finds coming from both...

In the area where today San Nicolò stands, there was already a church named after St. Nicholas from Bari. A 1089 consecration of a church by this name is also attested. Such building was granted in 1263 by bishop Accoramboni to the Augustin...

The church of SS. Stephen and Thomas, a.k.a. Santa Maria della stella, was recently turned into auditorium and serves for important Spoletan cultural events.
Built between 1786 and 1793 on a project by Battista Dotti, it represents one...