Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi
Piazza Bodoni
Ⓜ️ M1 Line. Stop: Porta Nuova (8-minute walk).
🚍 Bus Lines 8, 61, 68, 18, 35. Stop: Verdi: (4-minute walk).
🚋 Tram lines 13, 15. Stop: Piazza Bodoni (1-minute walk).
🚍 Bus Lines 8, 61, 68, 18, 35. Stop: Verdi: (4-minute walk).
🚋 Tram lines 13, 15. Stop: Piazza Bodoni (1-minute walk).
♿ Access contains no physical architectonic barriers. Wheelchair-accessible ramp located at Piazza Bodoni entrance.
💧 Water vending machines available.
🎟️ All events at this venue are paid admission. For ticket prices, discounts and purchasing info, go to Torino Tickets
💧 Water vending machines available.
🎟️ All events at this venue are paid admission. For ticket prices, discounts and purchasing info, go to Torino Tickets
This elegant concert hall, which underwent a superb restructuring in 2006, may well be considered the city’s leading musical “salon”. It is set in the center of a 1926 construction in an area that formerly hosted a covered market. The building became headquarters for Torino’s Musical High School (founded in 1866), which in 1936 became what is now known as the Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi. Its 12-by-9-meter stage has been the setting for countless chamber music performances.
