Cinema Teatro Giuseppetti

Cinema Teatro Giuseppetti is a historic cinema and theatre founded in 1929 and one of Tivoli’s established cultural venues. Over the decades, it has evolved from a single hall for variety and theatrical entertainment into a modern venue for both stage productions and cinema. Today it contains two auditoriums: the larger Sala Adriana with 497 seats and the more intimate Sala Vesta with 112 seats, allowing it to accommodate theatre performances, film screenings, concerts, dance productions and other events of different scales.

Inside, the venue combines the traditional character of a cinema-theatre with facilities adapted to contemporary productions. Sala Adriana features digital projection and a large cinema screen, while Sala Vesta offers a smaller and more intimate setting. Comfortable seating, generous legroom and the relatively close relationship between audience and stage help create an enjoyable experience for drama, music and film alike.

The venue is located at Vicolo Della Inversata 5, Tivoli, Italy, in the central part of the city. Visitors arriving by car can use the nearby multi-storey parking facility at Largo Saragat and continue to the entrance on foot. For broader information about getting around Tivoli and other transport options, see the city guide further down the page.

Rimini, one of the best-known cities on the Adriatic coast of Emilia-Romagna, combines the atmosphere of a seaside destination with a well-developed offering of sporting events, concerts, trade fairs and other events. The city is particularly practical for visitors who want to combine an event ticket with a short city break: the coastal districts, historic centre and main event venues are located within a relatively compact area. Important locations include Rimini Fiera, Palacongressi di Rimini and sports facilities such as Stadio Romeo Neri, while the wide selection of hotels, restaurants and amenities around Marina Centro makes it easier to organise a stay before and after an event.

The city's main railway hub is Stazione di Rimini, where urban and suburban services operated by Start Romagna meet Metromare, the rapid coastal transport system connecting Rimini with the Miramare area and Riccione. This makes it easy to travel between the centre, the coast and different event areas without needing a car. Rimini Fiera also has its own railway station, RiminiFiera, which is used during trade fair events, while Federico Fellini International Airport is located in Miramare and is connected with the city by bus services and Metromare. For visitors arriving by train or plane, this makes access to the main halls, exhibition spaces and sports venues very practical.

Before or after a concert, match or another event, Rimini offers enough attractions for several hours of sightseeing without travelling far from the centre. The historic centre includes Arco d'Augusto, Ponte di Tiberio, Piazza Cavour and Castel Sismondo, while a walk across the bridge leads towards the picturesque Borgo San Giuliano, known for its narrow streets and murals. For a different atmosphere, visitors can head towards Marina Centro and the seafront promenade, where the urban rhythm meets beaches and an Adriatic atmosphere. It is precisely this combination of events, a compact historic centre, the coast and good transport connections that makes Rimini a practical destination for a trip focused on a concert, sport or another type of event.