Located 6.15 meters below the spacious Galleria Tamagno, which opens up from behind the theater’s original facade, designed by Benedetto Alfieri, this venue offers a seating capacity of 380 and a 120-square-meter stage. The hall was named in honor of Giacomo Puccini at the 100th anniversary of the debut performance of La Bohéme. Its walls, which feature art by Lele Luzzati, have witnessed countless chamber music, classical and jazz concerts, plus film screenings, conferences and discussions.