European Route of Historic Theatres

18th century Palace theatre - Emperor Route
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18th century Castle Theatre - Emperor Route
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Italian route: 1580 to 1585 built Teatro Olimpico, the first covered theatre in the Modern Period in Europe, architect: Andrea Palladio

Italian Route, Sabbioneta – first free-standing theatre of the Modern Era, Teatro all'antica, built from 1588 to 1590 by architect, Vincenzo Scamozzi based on the Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza. Mantua – the "scientific theatre", Teatro Scientifico, built from 1767 to 1769 for the Accademia degli Invaghiti to plans by Antonio Galli da Bibiena.

French route
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French Route
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Baltic Route: Latvian National Theatre
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Baltic Route: Estonian Drama Theatre
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Baltic Route: Lithuanian Rs. Dramatic Theatre
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Iberian Route: Real Coliseo de Carlos III
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Black Sea Route: National Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre
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French Route: Grand-Théâtre
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Baltic Route: Royal Theatre in the Old Orangery
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Emperor Route: Theatre an der Wien dating to 1801, where many important events in Austrian theatre history took and still take place.

German Route: Municipal Theatre in Koblenz
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Iberian Route: Teatro de Rojas
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Emperor Route: the Estates Theatre (1783/1859) represents 200 years of Czech and German theatre history in Bohemia. The world premiere of Mozart's opera Don Giovanni took place here in 1787.

Theatre in the New Palace - German Route
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Théâtre du Châtelet - French Route
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German Route
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Baltic Route: Juliusz Słowacki Theatre
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19th century Graz Opera House - Emperor Route
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19th century Teatro Garcia de Resende - Iberia Route
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Drottningholm Palace Theatre built in 1766
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