What you'll hear inside Teatro Politeama Garibaldi:

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  Bronze Quadriga by Mario Rutelli

  This bronze quadriga crowning the triumphal arch above the main entrance to the Teatro Politeama Garibaldi is a masterwork by Palermo sculptor Mario Rutelli.

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  Curtain 'Aeschylus at the Court of Hiero of Syracuse' by Gustavo Mancinelli

  The Teatro Politeama Garibaldi's grand curtain is an imposing painted backdrop measuring 14 by 13 metres and weighing 450 kilos, created by Gustavo Mancinelli in 1891.

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  Horseshoe Hall

  The horseshoe auditorium forms the heart of Teatro Politeama Garibaldi in Palermo, designed to accommodate up to five thousand spectators when it opened.

• 4
  Side Gardens with Sculptures

  The side gardens of the Teatro Politeama Garibaldi offer an open-air sculpture space that complements this striking theatre building.

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  Hall of Mirrors

  The Foyer, or Salón de los Espejos, is one of the most impressive reception spaces within the Teatro Politeama Garibaldi.