Ambra Jovinelli in Rome: photos, reviews

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In the heart of Rome's Esquilino district, Ambra Jovinelli stands as a vibrant hub of entertainment and culture. The theater, a creation of Ulderico Bencivenga, opened its doors in 1909 and boasts a beautiful Art Nouveau design, making it the only theater in Rome in the Liberty style. Originally built by Giuseppe Jovinelli for comedy and comic shows, it has hosted legendary performers such as Totò, Anna Magnani, Raffaele Viviani, and Ettore Petrolini.

Rated 4.4 on Google, the Ambra Jovinelli is known for its good acoustics and welcoming atmosphere. It has recently been restored to its ancient splendor, ensuring a clean, inviting environment. Visitors can easily reach the theater via the Termini or Piazza Vittorio metro stops.

While the venue is praised for its ambiance and facilities, some guests note that the seating could use an update, with narrow and somewhat outdated chairs. Nevertheless, the bar, suitable for children features, and the convenience of credit card payments make it a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Enjoy a night out at this historic gem and soak in the rich cultural tapestry that Ambra Jovinelli offers.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Payment by credit card

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Principe Umberto

Bus stop 151 m walk

Termini Laziali

Tram stop 222 m walk

S. Bibiana

Tram stop 236 m walk

P.Za Vittorio Emanuele (Ma)

Bus stop 252 m walk

Principe Eugenio/Manzoni

Bus stop 259 m walk

4.4

based on 3,277 reviews

Google

4.4/5 3,072 reviews

Facebook

4.6/5 205 reviews

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Ambra Jovinelli in Rome

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