Ravello's latest masterpiece - designed by Oscar Niemeyer, widely regarded as the greatest living contemporary architect - is an auditorium worthy of putting on the best classical performances. The imposing curved, open-sized structure, named after the Brazilian architectural titan, has opened in January and provided the city with a covered venue for concert and recitals throughout the year.

Ravello, the "City of Music", already disposed of many open air locations such as Villa Rufolo, Villa Cimbrone, Piazza San Giovanni del Toro and Piazza Duomo, wonderful scenaries where to enjoy music, ballet, cinema and recitals, but none of those provided a covered location for more than 100 people.

The auditorium has become a visual reference for everyone looking at Ravello from the distance. From the entrance the entire building and the panorama can be enjoyed at the same time, while the seats follow the natural inclination of the ground. From the glass entrance to the window behind the orchestra, the magnificent view can still be enjoyed while listening to delightful music in perfect acustic.

For more information, please contact:
Janet D'Alesio
Public Relations Manager
+39 089 858 801 
jdalesio@hotelcaruso.net