The idea of building the Teatro Regio Torino started in 1713 when the Duke of Savoy became the King of Piedmont, but they had to wait until 1738 before any work began. Designed by Filippo Juvarra, it was built by Benedetto Alfieri and opened to the public in 1749. A fire in 1936 and bombings during World War II destroyed the Regio, which was then rebuilt with a plan by the architect Carlo Molino and the engineer Marcello Zavelani-Rossi in 1966, and reopened in 1973. There is a large plaque on the ground at the entrance to the theater which has the dates 1740-1973 engraved in Roman numerals. The Baroque style is luxurious and perfectly suited to a theater which offers the most famous operas in the world.

Built in 1854 and originally named Teatro Vittorio Emanuele as it was commissioned under his rule, the RAI Auditorium has been home to The RAI National Symphonic Orchestra since 1994. Since 1872, the venue has hosted almost exclusively symphonic and chamber music concerts, and recently underwent a renovation project completed in the late 1990's that updated the acoustics of the theater. An engaging and memorable space to experience some of the best classical music Italy has to offer.

Overtime, the Colosseo theater has become much more intent on catering for a young audience. For this reason it offers a wide variety of entertainment ranging from cabaret to concerts with famous Italian and foreign singer-songwriters. It is the best theater for Gospel and American music shows.

Built as the new Palasport Olimpico, the Pala Alpitour (formerly PalaOlimpico Isozaki) is a massive facility constructed for the 2006 Torino Winter Olympic Games. It can seat around 15,657 people at once and is one of the largest arenas in the city and also hosts concerts and music events. The venue is very flexible with a movable stage making it an ice rink, a stadium as well as a concert arena. The Pala Alpitour looks stunning with the wonderful lighting. The who's who of the music world have blessed the stage here giving stunning performances.

Located in the very beautiful Centro Congressi Lingotto, the Auditorium Giovanni Agnelli is a space for performances. Built with excellent facilities this place has hosted shows and performances by some of the biggest names in the music world on its premises. The Auditorium Giovanni Agnelli has excellent acoustic sound quality and great lighting and also has a capacity of holding 1901 odd people in one sitting.

Suoneria is a musical hub of the commune of Settimo Torinese. This music venue does not restrict itself to hosting concerts, but is dedicated to providing excellent musical education too. For this purpose, it also conducts workshops, seminars and lectures for amateur artists. These educational programs combine theoretical and practical knowledge of music. Suoneria also has an auditorium that hosts concerts, theatrical performances, musicals on a regular basis. Apart from that, it has special rehearsal rooms equipped with modern sound system and requisite musical instruments. For complete details and schedule, check website or call ahead.