Culture & venues
Solis Theatre
Solis Theatre
The Solis Theatre is a historic performing arts venue located in the old town of Montevideo. Opened in 1856, it serves as a primary center for opera, dance, and theatrical productions in Uruguay. Travelers visit to see the 19th-century architecture and attend live performances.
Getting There
The theatre is situated in the heart of the city, immediately adjacent to Plaza Independencia. Because it is centrally located, it is accessible via short taxi rides or public buses from most downtown areas. If you are already in the city center, it is within walking distance.
Time Allocation
For those visiting for a guided tour of the building and its interior, allow approximately one to two hours. If you are attending a full theatrical performance, you should plan for three to four hours depending on the length of the show.
When to Visit
The venue is active throughout the year, with schedules varying by season. It can get crowded during major premieres or international festivals. To avoid the largest crowds, consider visiting during weekday mornings for tours rather than weekend evenings.
Nearby Attractions
Due to its location, the theatre can be easily combined with other sites within a 0.2km radius:
- Plaza Independencia: The main square located directly next to the theatre.
- Museo Torres García: An art museum located 0.2km away.
- Estévez Palace: A historic building situated 0.2km away.
- Artigas Mausoleum: The resting place of the national hero, 0.2km away.
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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