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ARISTON TOUR

Il tuo viaggio nel teatro più famoso d’italia.

Un percorso guidato nei camerini, nei corridoi e nelle sale da cui sono passati i più importanti artisti del mondo. Vi apriremo le porte del teatro, come succede ai grandi ospiti, per portarvi alla scoperta dei segreti e delle curiosità di questo luogo magico. Un’esperienza unica, l’occasione per vivere da protagonisti la storia della musica e dello spettacolo del nostro Paese.

Apertura cassa mezz’ora prima del tour. Ingresso dalla hall del Teatro Ariston di Sanremo.

Giovedì ore 10:00 e 11:15 – Venerdì e Sabato 10:00 – 11:15 – 15:45 – Domenica ore 15:45

Durata: 60 minuti

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Il costo del biglietto di ingresso è di 9 euro. Ridotti 6 euro (bambini da 6 a 12 anni).

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Visit to the Ariston Theater in San Remo: the history, the Festival and the secrets of the stage

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In the beating heart of the city of San Remo, the Ariston Theater represents not only an architectural landmark but also a cultural symbol of national significance. Primarily famous for hosting the renowned Sanremo Festival, a highlight event in the Italian music scene, this theater has spanned decades of history, continually evolving while maintaining an unbreakable bond with the traditions of the Ligurian city. Its façade, rising imposingly among the streets of San Remo, invites residents and tourists alike to discover the magic that takes place within its walls, where art, music and culture come together in a unique experience.

Visit the Ariston Theater for a unique cultural experience in the city of flowers.

How to book a visit to the Ariston Theater

To book a visit to the Ariston Theater , I recommend relying on the official website of the Ariston Theater . Visits to the theater are available during most of the year, with the exception of the period when the Sanremo Festival is held, roughly from mid-December to mid-March, a time when the theater is reserved for RAI events.

How to get there and where to park

The Ariston Theater is located at 107 Via Matteotti, in the center of Sanremo . For those arriving by car, Sanremo is easily accessible via the A10 highway. Near the theater is the convenient Palafiori underground parking lot . Alternatively, you can use public transportation , with train and bus connections serving the city.

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The History of the Ariston Theater

The Ariston Theater in San Remo, opened in 1963 , represents an important chapter in the city's cultural history. It dates back to the 1950s, when Commendatore Aristide Vacchino purchased the land on which the theater was built. The construction process has seen the theater evolve into a structure that, over the years, has become a landmark in the artistic and cultural scene, not only for San Remo but for all of Italy. Its importance has been further recognized through its association with the Sanremo Festival, an event that has helped solidify its status as a cultural icon.

The Sanremo Festival

The Ariston Theater is closely linked to the Sanremo Festival , a connection that began in 1977, when the Festival began using the theater as its main venue. This partnership has had a significant impact on the notoriety of the Ariston Theater, as the  Italian Song Festival has become one of the most recognized musical events not only in our country, but also abroad.

The guided tour of the Ariston Theater in San Remo

The guided tour of the Ariston Theater lasts approximately 1 hour and begins at the main entrance of the theater. During the tour, participants are generally divided into groups of 10-12 people, perfect for best appreciating the tour.

The tour takes visitors to the top floor, known as the " Roof ," where there are several movie theaters used for showing films. Not many people know, in fact, that although the Ariston Theater is mainly famous for hosting the Sanremo Festival, it actually also offers spaces dedicated to cinema and hosts numerous theatrical performances throughout the year.

The tour of the guided tour of the Ariston Theater kicks off from the striking Roof, with its vantage point overlooking both the structure of the theater and the picturesque Piazza Colombo. Here, visitors are greeted by photographic posters celebrating the Premio Tenco , dedicated to Italian songwriting, with insights into the history of  Luigi Tenco , a prominent figure in the Italian music scene. This prestigious event is held regularly at the Ariston Theater, but at a different time than the Sanremo Festival. You can also view images related to the famous Sanremo Festival.

The dressing rooms and makeup room

The tour continues with a visit to the dressing rooms of the Ariston Theater and the makeup room, revealing surprising aspects. Contrary to the common idea of luxurious spaces dedicated to stars, the dressing rooms of the Ariston turn out to be extremely sober and modest . Even those intended for international celebrities are simple and uncluttered. This simplicity offers an interesting perspective on television production, showing that sometimes the image of grandiosity conveyed by television can differ greatly from reality.

The gallery

A fascinating stop on the tour is a visit to the Ariston's gallery, where it is possible to take photographs and watch video projections .

Among the projections offered, we find one dedicated to the winners of the Sanremo Festival from 1951 to the present. This video offers an overview spanning more than 70 years of Italian musical history. It shows the evolution of musical taste and music itself over time, highlighting how slowly but surely musical trends have changed.

You can then watch a hyperlapse of the construction of the Sanremo Festival Stage . This projection highlights the relentless work that goes on behind the scenes to prepare the kermesse stage, with a look at the teams of entertainment workers who work tirelessly to ensure the success of the event.

Sanremo festival stage video

The gallery provides a unique perspective on the perceived size of the Ariston Theater when broadcast on television. Despite its smaller than expected size, the Ariston Theater remains a place of undoubted charm.

The final part of the tour is devoted to visiting the stalls of the Ariston Theater , where the grandeur and majesty of the marbles and structures at the entrance is evident. This element provides a pleasant surprise for the eyes, and allows one to appreciate the attention to detail and solid architectural structure of the theater.

The visit to the Ariston Theater thus ends fairly quickly, which is why we strongly recommend considering it as part of a larger itinerary, which might include a visit to downtown San Remo and the charming Pigna district.

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Ariston Theater

The history of Ariston is inextricably linked to one and only name, that of the Vacchino family. The land on which the theater stands was purchased at the turn of the 40s and 50s by Commendatore Aristide Vacchino, whose father Carlo was one of the entrepreneurs who first in Sanremo dealt with the development of cinema representation, that brand new industry, that new form of spectacle for the people (and later form of art) that was gaining ground from the beginning of the new century. In fact, it was Carlo himself who in 1908 took over the former “The American Cinematograph” in Via Matteotti, transforming it into the first, historic cinema of Sanremo, the “Sanremese”, and on his death in 1918, he left in the hands of his widow Emilia and the young son Aristide the honor and the burden of maintaining the company and safeguarding its investments. Thus it was that, after the purchase in 1933 of the magnificent Central Cinema Theater , decorated by Galileo Chini, exactly thirty years later, in 1963, the construction of the Ariston Theater was completed, one of the most characteristic and representative monuments of the City of Flowers.

Aristide Vacchino’s intention was to erect a new large building that alternated between theatrical and cinematographic representation (in the years immediately following the war, the Italian cinema and film industry underwent a boom, reaching a splendor and an international prestige that did not would never match again). A building that, in particular, could collect the artistic heritage and grandeur of the historic “Principe Amedeo” theater in Sanremo, which, although owned by the municipality since 1877, had been managed by the Vacchino family for years, until it was reduced to a pile of rubble from a devastating French air raid on that fateful 20 October 1944.

The “Principe Amedeo” was never rebuilt on the surface it originally occupied (the area of Piazza Borea d’Olmo at the intersection with Via Mameli) for reasons of insufficient funds by the municipal administration. Thus the need arose in Sanremo for a new large venue dedicated to entertainment, which would compensate for the very limited capacity of the small hall of the Opera House of the Sanremo Casino .

Aristide’s idea came to fruition on October 31, 1952, when the requests for obtaining permits were sent to the competent authorities (the Presidency of the Council for operating permits and the Municipal Building Commission for building permits). The following year, on the area previously occupied by the open-air cinema “Il giardino”, the first construction works began on a large public complex designated for the show, called the “Centro Ariston”. In 1955 the contract was signed between Vacchino and a great friend of his, Antonio Marchetti, owner of the construction company Massa spa (later transformed into Marchetti & C. spa on the death of Giuseppe Massa). Thanks to the joint efforts of the architects Dante Datta and Marco Lavarello and the engineer Angelo Frisa, in 1957, on the roof of the building, the “Ariston outdoors” was started, while in 1962 the original “Ariston Mignon” was completed. (the current “Ritz”), a shell-shaped room with a capacity of 450 seats and decorated with metal bas-reliefs by the sculptor Edoardo Alfieri (1913-1998).

Finally, on May 31, 1963, the Ariston room was finally inaugurated, characterized by the extraordinary capacity of 1960 seats in the stalls, gallery and side boxes (no less than 16). The result is sumptuous: a stage 24 meters high and 15 meters deep, a mystical gulf capable of accommodating 100 musicians (according to tradition, demijohns and glass flasks were walled up under the orchestral pit to obtain a softer resonance), 30 dressing rooms and 3 large dormitories for dance, orchestral and choral corals. Without forgetting the ceiling, magnificently frescoed by the painter Carlo Cuneo (born in 1914).

The uniqueness of the theater’s charm and formal perfection is also due to the fact that the interior design was entrusted to the best experts in the sector: the acoustics were entrusted to engineer Franco Ravera and professor Gino G. Sacerdote, considered two luminaries. in the field, Argeo Raggi took care of the stage, the velvets of the curtain and the curtains were manufactured by Way, a company that supplied none other than the Teatro alla Scala in Milan and the Teatro Regio in Turin, the glass came from Venice and precisely from Murano (companies Vennini and Barovier) and the marbles directly from Tuscany, Piedmont and France.

On that historic opening night the highly anticipated film “Mutiny of the Bounty” by Lewis Milestone was screened, with the immense Marlon Brando, and the ceremony was also attended by the Sanremo Symphony Orchestra conducted by the unforgettable Maestro Carlo Farina with the soprano Isabella Doran and the tenor Salvatore Puma.

The opening of the Ariston was greeted with considerable clamor and enthusiasm from the public, the press and the builders themselves. Antonio Marchetti talks about it in these terms in a recent interview: “The construction of the Ariston represents, in my opinion, one of those lucky cases in which professional life and personal and family life intertwine pleasantly, leaving wonderful memories”. It is also worth mentioning an article that appeared on June 2, 1963 in the Eco della Riviera, a newspaper so dear to the Sanremo people, which expressed itself in this regard: “The new Ariston cinema-theater had a public setting worthy of this Friday evening. internationality, and the wealth of marbles, lights, crystals, technical and comfortable equipment to which the opening evening combined flower trophies of inimitable beauty that from the entrance to the great limelight affirmed how this grandiose realization of the city of flowers was yes for the public international, but first of all it belonged to the people of Sanremo, for whom its creator wanted it. Commendatore Aristide Vacchino, on the fiftieth anniversary of his family’s theatrical and cinematographic activity, intended to honor his father and mother with this work, and returned, multiplied by a thousand, a leisure environment that had ceased with the destruction of the theater Principe Amedeo “.

Located in the most famous street in the center of Sanremo, Corso Matteotti , the theater is usually used as a multiplex cinema. Inside there are six cinemas: the Ariston room (1909 seats), the Ritz on the lower floor (390 seats), and the four rooms of the Roof on the upper floor (the Roof 1 with 384 seats, the Roof 2 and 3 with 135 seats each, and the new comfortable Roof 4 with 35 seats). At the entrance to the theater there is a bar where you can buy freshly made popcorn, candies, drinks and much more, and there are three lifts to go up to the rooms located on the upper floors. As for the technology at the service of the cinema, the Ariston has always been renewed in step with the most recent innovations: just think that it was the first in Italy to be equipped with a screen for the Cinerama, the novelty presented in Turin on the occasion of the exhibition of Italia ’61, and which still today has a very advanced projection and audio system, both from a theatrical-television and a cinematographic point of view. Since December 2010 the Ariston is the first multiplex cinema with all 6 digitalized rooms with 2K DCI projectors, of which 4 (the Roof 1, 2 and 3) equipped with 3D projection with Dolby System, while the Ritz is Master Image system. The cinema programming is also always attentive to new releases, with an eye to even the most niche films, and the “Wednesday cinema” promotion is active, thanks to which on Wednesdays you can take advantage of the ticket at the reduced cost of € 4 instead of € 7.

But during the year the most diverse shows, congresses, conferences, exhibitions, demonstrations and events are organized inside it, among which the most famous remains the Festival of the Italian Song, commonly called the Sanremo Festival, which is based in the large and the famous Ariston hall since 1977 (with the exception of 1990, when the Festival took place instead in the premises of the Flower Market in Valle Armea), the year in which the singing event moves here from the historic Salone delle Feste of the Casino.

In addition to the Festival, many other events, musical and otherwise, have been held and are being held inside the Sala dell’Ariston. In the past, the great theater has seen itself as the protagonist of great boxing matches worldwide, and has hosted the ballets of the great Rudolf Nureyev. Inside the Ariston there has also been, since 1974, the famous Tenco Award , now in its 37th edition, the Television Direction Award, known as Oscar TV, and in the two-year period 2008-2009 the first two editions of Ti lascio una song, television show broadcast by RAI.

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Teatro Ariston is a renowned landmark that holds a significant place in the world of entertainment. Located in San Remo, Italy, it is an iconic theater that has witnessed numerous performances and events since its establishment in 1874. Known for its stunning architecture and rich history, Teatro Ariston continues to captivate audiences with its grandeur and elegance.

In this article, we will uncover eight intriguing facts about Teatro Ariston that make it a must-visit destination for history buffs and performing arts enthusiasts. From its role in the prestigious San Remo Music Festival to hosting famous international artists, this theater has a story to tell. So, let’s dive in and explore the fascinating world of Teatro Ariston.

Key Takeaways:

• Teatro Ariston is a historic theater in Italy, famous for hosting the Sanremo Music Festival and launching the careers of Italian music legends like Andrea Bocelli and Laura Pausini.
• With its stunning architecture, vibrant atmosphere, and legacy of international performers, Teatro Ariston is a source of inspiration for aspiring artists and a symbol of national pride in Italian culture.

The Historic Significance of Teatro Ariston

Teatro Ariston, located in Sanremo, Italy, holds a prominent place in the history of music and popular culture. This iconic theater has been the host of the renowned Sanremo Music Festival since With its rich heritage and captivating performances, Teatro Ariston continues to charm audiences from around the world.

The Impressive Architecture of Teatro Ariston

The Teatro Ariston features a breathtaking architectural design. Built in the late 19th century, it showcases a perfect blend of neoclassical and Art Nouveau styles. The grandiose façade and intricate details make it a mesmerizing sight for visitors and a perfect backdrop for the musical extravaganza the Sanremo Music Festival offers.

The Birthplace of Italian Music Legends

Teatro Ariston has witnessed the rise of many Italian music legends. The festival held here has been a platform for emerging talent and has propelled artists like Andrea Bocelli, Eros Ramazzotti, and Laura Pausini to stardom. The theater has become synonymous with showcasing the best of Italian music.

The Vibrant Atmosphere of the Sanremo Music Festival

During the Sanremo Music Festival, Teatro Ariston comes alive with a lively and vibrant atmosphere. The festival attracts music enthusiasts, celebrities, and international guests who come together to celebrate the power of music. The theater becomes a hub of creativity, excitement, and anticipation.

Teatro Ariston: A Cultural Landmark

Teatro Ariston is not just a venue for musical events; it is a cultural landmark that has played a significant role in promoting Italian culture and music. Its rich history and importance in the entertainment industry have made it a symbol of national pride.

The Atmospheric Acoustics of Teatro Ariston

One of the remarkable qualities of Teatro Ariston is its impeccable acoustics. The carefully designed auditorium ensures that the audience experiences music in its purest form. This outstanding feature enhances the performances and creates an immersive experience for all attendees.

The Legacy of International Performers at Teatro Ariston

Over the years, Teatro Ariston has attracted renowned international performers to its stage. Celebrated artists such as Sting, Elton John, and Adele have graced the theater with their mesmerizing performances, leaving a lasting impact on both the audience and the theater’s legacy.

Teatro Ariston: A Source of Inspiration

Teatro Ariston’s awe-inspiring ambiance and its prominent position in the music industry have made it a source of inspiration for aspiring artists. Many young musicians dream of performing on its stage, hoping to follow in the footsteps of their idols and create their own mark in the world of music.

The Teatro Ariston is not just a theater, but a historical landmark that has played a significant role in the culture and entertainment of San Remo, Italy. With its rich history, unique facade, and world-renowned annual music festival, the theater continues to fascinate visitors from around the globe. Whether you are a fan of music, architecture, or history, the Teatro Ariston offers a truly captivating experience that should not be missed. So, next time you find yourself in San Remo, be sure to visit the Teatro Ariston and immerse yourself in its intriguing ambiance and captivating performances.

1. When was Teatro Ariston built?

The construction of Teatro Ariston was completed in 1874.

2. What is the significance of the theater’s facade?

The facade of Teatro Ariston is considered a stunning example of Italian Liberty style architecture, characterized by its intricate details and decorative motifs.

3. How many seats does the theater have?

The theater has a seating capacity of approximately 2,000, making it one of the largest theaters in San Remo.

4. What is the San Remo Music Festival?

The San Remo Music Festival is an annual event held at Teatro Ariston, showcasing some of the best Italian and international artists. It has been an important platform for launching new talents and popular songs since its inception in 1951.

5. Can I visit Teatro Ariston without attending a performance?

Yes, you can visit Teatro Ariston even if there is no performance scheduled. The theater offers guided tours that provide insights into its history, architecture, and backstage areas.

6. Is Teatro Ariston accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, Teatro Ariston has facilities to accommodate people with disabilities, including wheelchair ramps and accessible seating areas.

7. Are photography and recording allowed during performances?

No, photography and recording are usually not allowed during performances to ensure the comfort and respect of the artists and audience. However, you may be able to take photos during guided tours or outside the performance hours.

8. Can I buy tickets for performances in advance?

Yes, it is recommended to purchase tickets for performances at Teatro Ariston in advance to secure your seat. Tickets can be purchased online, at the theater’s box office, or through authorized ticket vendors.

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