Théâtre Graslin: 18th-century theatre still preserved in Nantes

Théâtre Graslin: 18th-century theatre still preserved in Nantes

The Théâtre Graslin in Nantes is one of the few 18th-century theatres still preserved in France. It was built by Mathurin Crucy in 1813.

The Théâtre Graslin in Nantes, France, is one of the few 18th-century theatres still preserved in the country. Located in the city centre, the theatre was built by Mathurin Crucy, an architect inspired by Palladian architecture, in 1813. However, the theatre was destroyed by fire in 1796 and was not rebuilt until 1811-1813. Today, the theatre continues to host a variety of performances, including ballets, operas, and concerts.

Sources: 1. Graslin Theater in Nantes: the 2026 program | Hotel Graslin, <https://www.hotel-graslin.com/en/weekend-loire-atlantique-france/a-visit-graslin-theater-in-nantes-the-2026-program-21> 2. Théâtre Graslin à Nantes: la programmation 2026 - Hôtel Graslin, <https://www.hotel-graslin.com/week-end-loire-atlantique/visite-theatre-graslin-a-nantes-la-programmation-2026-21> 3. Théâtre Graslin Nantes programme 2026 opéra et billetterie, <https://44.agendaculturel.fr/theatre-graslin-nantes>

Sources: Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons

Written by Nicolo Ciampini

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