Thursday, July 2 – A Free Celebration Open to Everyone
Rebuilt after the 2016 fire, the Auditorium has reclaimed its place at the heart of the district's cultural life thanks to a comprehensive redevelopment project that also revitalized the outdoor areas surrounding the venue.
Curated by Teatro Aurelio
A celebration involving the entire Municipality will take place on Thursday, 2 July,
when the Auditorium will welcome the public for the first time with an inaugural concert promoted by Rome Capital – Municipio XIII and organised by Zètema Progetto Cultura.
Taking the stage at 9:00 pm will be Le Nuvole Barocche,
the ensemble founded in 2011 by Giovanni Bocci, presenting Semo gente de' borgata, curated by Teatro Aurelio,
a journey through the songs of the Roman musical tradition, from great performers such as Petrolini, Fiorini and Proietti to today's singer-songwriters.
Download the application forms and submit your cultural proposal for the Auditorium Albergotti.
Cultural organizations and operators wishing to organize events, educational activities, artistic initiatives, performances, conferences, or cultural projects at the Auditorium Albergotti may apply for the temporary use of the venue in accordance with the procedures established by Municipio Roma XIII Aurelio.
To submit an application, the appropriate forms must be completed and sent together with all the required supporting documentation.
The application must be accompanied by the following documents:
The completed and signed documentation must be sent via Certified Email (PEC) to the following addresses:
protocollo.municipioroma13@pec.comune.roma.it
Download the application form and the project proposal template required to request the use of the Auditorium Albergotti facilities.
To organize your private event at the Auditorium Albergotti,
please contact us at eventi.aziendali@zetema.it
At the heart of a dynamic and constantly evolving district, the Auditorium Albergotti stands as the first officially recognized public cultural venue in Rome's Municipio XIII Aurelio.
Municipio Roma XIII Aurelio covers a vast area stretching from the San Pietro district to the countryside of Castel di Guido, with a resident population of approximately 135,000 people.
Over the years, the Municipality has worked extensively to revitalize its neighborhoods, parks, and public squares through a diverse program of cultural events, transforming even unconventional locations into vibrant stages for artistic and cultural activities.
The local community has responded with great enthusiasm, showing strong participation and a growing interest in cultural initiatives.
Within this dynamic social context, the Albergotti Auditorium plays a significant role, recognizing culture as a key driver for enhancing quality of life through its wider social benefits: fostering community engagement, personal growth, participation, social cohesion, and the improvement of both the social and urban environment.
The Auditorium represents a unique landmark within Municipio Roma XIII Aurelio, as it is the first officially recognized public cultural venue of its kind in an area that previously lacked dedicated public cultural spaces.
By 2016, construction was nearly complete when a devastating fire completely destroyed the facility.
In 2023, work began on the construction of a new Auditorium designed as a multifunctional venue, capable of hosting a wide range of cultural, educational, institutional, and community activities.
The Auditorium is located in the central area of Municipio Roma XIII Aurelio, in a highly visible position where its distinctive dome has become a recognizable landmark. Its striking architectural profile enhances the surrounding urban landscape, especially in the evening, when carefully designed lighting highlights its visual impact.
The building overlooks the greenery of Pineta Sacchetti Park and is set between two landscaped outdoor areas featuring trees, flower beds, hedges, and urban furnishings, all of which contribute to making the entire complex a valuable asset for the neighborhood.
The Auditorium has become a symbol of urban regeneration, restoring a large area to the community by reclaiming it from neglect and transforming it into a vibrant, flexible, and harmonious public space.
The Auditorium Albergotti is a multifunctional venue designed to host cultural, educational, institutional, and community events. The flexibility of its spaces, their accessibility, and the availability of dedicated services allow the facility to be adapted to a wide range of organizational needs.
The Foyer is furnished to welcome visitors before events and can also accommodate a bookshop and related activities.
An open staircase provides access to the Control Rooms on the upper floor, directly connected to the foyer.
Cloakroom and ticket office facilities overlook the space.
Removable counters can be installed to create an area for beverage service.
Access to restroom facilities divided into three areas: women's, men's, and accessible toilets.
The Auditorium Albergotti technical sheet outlines the venue’s main features, facilities and available services. It provides a comprehensive overview of the spaces and technical equipment, helping organizers assess the suitability of the venue for events, performances, conferences and cultural activities.
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| Overall Hall Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Total Width | 18.80 m |
| Total Depth | 20.50 m |
| Grid System | No Yes, 2 fixed lighting trusses for stage lighting |
| Control Booth | Yes, located on the first-floor balcony overlooking the foyer |
| Stage | No |
| Services and Facilities | |
| Dressing Rooms | 2 dressing rooms accommodating up to 12 people |
| Loading Access | Convenient |
| Vehicle Parking | Yes |
| Electrical Connections | Available throughout the facility |
| Socket Types | Italian bipasso sockets, P40 sockets and CEE sockets |
| Electrical Connection for Touring Companies | Backstage area, 63A five-pole CEE socket |
| Lighting Equipment Availability | Yes |
| Audio/Video Equipment Availability | Yes |
| Hall Configuration | |
| Hall Layout | Flat open space with telescopic seating and removable stackable chairs |
| Seating Capacity | Seated: 264 seats, including 80 on the telescopic grandstand Standing: 364 people |
| Seating Arrangement | Grandstand seating and chairs |
| Stage Visibility | Excellent |
| Venue Safety | Excellent |
| Technical Systems Safety | Excellent |
| Blackout Capability | Excellent |
| Heating / Cooling and Air Exchange | Hall: all-air HVAC system and radiant panels Foyer: all-air HVAC system Service areas: fan coil/radiator systems and air exchange/extraction systems. |
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The Albergotti Auditorium is located in a strategic and easily accessible area, well served by major public transportation routes and equipped with ample parking facilities. Its location makes the venue easy to reach from all parts of the city and welcoming to audiences of every kind.
The Albergotti Auditorium is located at Via Francesco Albergotti, in the heart of Rome’s Municipio XIII Aurelio.
The venue is easily accessible by various forms of public transportation. The C.ne Cornelia bus terminus is situated directly opposite the Auditorium, while Cornelia Station on Metro Line A is approximately 300 meters from the entrance.
The Auditorium is also particularly convenient to reach by private vehicle. Several parking areas are located in the immediate vicinity, including two adjacent to the venue. In addition, the Cornelia Parking Facility, soon to open, is located about 300 meters from the Auditorium.
Set within an urban environment characterized by green spaces and excellent accessibility, the Albergotti Auditorium is designed as an open and welcoming venue that can be easily enjoyed by all citizens. The combination of convenient access, ample parking availability, and proximity to major public transportation links helps make the facility a dynamic hub for community engagement, participation, and cultural promotion in service of the local area.
