The Faenza Theatre - Theatre of Peace, symbol of the recovery of the architectural heritage of Bogotá, is considered a or of national cultural interest. It is the oldest film projection theatre in the city, with the work L'ironie du destin, by Russian filmmaker Dimitri Kirsanoff.
The 3 April 1924 in the traditional district of Las Nieves, in the present town of Santa Fe. Its name is because it was built in the facilities of an old loza factory called Faenza. The building has Italian influence and architectural expressions of art nouveau.In its first restoration its original design was returned to the façade, which combines brick cloth in sight with structural decorative elements of cement and plaster.
Its decoration includes works in relief, moldings and gypsum foliages, while its lamps are authentic handmade pieces of art with various craft techniques. It is administered by the Central University, which in 2004 decided to acquire it to restore it.
Since 2007, when it was reopened, it has been the scene of various national and international artistic shows of various genres as works of theatre, concerts, musicals, dance events and artistic festivals.
Academic conferences, art exhibitions, recording of television programs, films, photographic sessions, parades, social meetings, conventions, business events and others are also often scheduled.
