Teatro Civico is a historic theatre and museum in Sassari, on Corso Vittorio Emanuele II. Inside the restored palace, you can see the small theatre, former town hall rooms and the Sala dell’Intregu. The upper-floor museum explores Sassari’s costumes and traditions through displays and detailed models, including reconstructions of the demolished castle and the old city. Go during a performance to experience the theatre in use, or ask about a guided visit for more context on the building.
The former town hall rooms
The palace retains rooms that once belonged to Sassari’s town hall, including the Sala dell’Intregu. The upper floor is devoted to local costumes and traditions, with models that help explain the city’s past.
Some furnishings are reconstructions rather than original pieces. The displays also include models of the demolished castle and the historic city.
Seeing the theatre in use
Live performances take place in the small theatre. A performance is one way to see the restored interior in use. Guided visits can add context about the building and its history; check locally for availability.
FAQ
What can you see inside Teatro Civico?
The palace contains a restored small theatre, former town hall rooms including the Sala dell’Intregu, and an upper-floor museum about Sassari’s costumes and traditions.
Does Teatro Civico host live performances?
Yes. Live performances take place in the theatre. Check for current events before your visit.
Is Teatro Civico wheelchair accessible?
The venue has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, elevator and restroom.
