Theatre Nuovo Teatro Giuseppe Verdi of Brindisi
Teatro Nuovo Teatro Giuseppe Verdi is the main theater of the city of Brindisi, Italy. It was inaugurated on December 20, 2006, with a concert conducted by Maestro Riccardo Muti. Although relatively recent, the theater has quickly established itself as an important cultural center.
The theater is named after Giuseppe Verdi, one of Italy’s greatest opera composers. The structure has a seating capacity of 995, distributed between the stalls and the gallery. The stage is one of the largest in Italy, offering ample possibilities for large-scale theatrical and operatic productions.
Teatro Nuovo Teatro Giuseppe Verdi hosts a variety of events, including operas, concerts, plays, and ballets. The theater plays a fundamental role in the cultural life of Brindisi and the surrounding region, attracting artists and spectators from all over Italy and beyond.
The Teatro Nuovo Teatro Giuseppe Verdi will act as the main building for Critical Infrastructure Protection Week in Europe, with CIPRE main conference sessions, the exhibition and networking arena/reception.
The Palazzo Granafei-Nervegna is museum and part of the University of Salento, a refined 16th-century Renaissance palace in Brindisi, boasts a rich history, named after the noble families who owned it. Originally the Granafei family’s residence, who fled Constantinople, it later passed to the Nervegna family.
This elegant palazzo is now a significant cultural venue, notably housing the original, ornate marble capital of one of the ancient Roman columns marking the end of the Appian Way. Its façade features intriguing Latin inscriptions. Today, the palace hosts exhibitions and events, offering a glimpse into Brindisi’s past and architectural beauty.
Just opposite the Teatro Nuovo Teatro, an ideal location and facilities to hold Track 2 of the CIPRE conference and TIEMS conference.
