Gran Teatro de Manzanares | Accidentally Wes Anderson

Behind this fanciful façade is a stage-worthy secret: This theatre is only as old as the invention of the DVD. The original stage from 1911 was torn down in the 1970s, and occupied by a modern plaza. Craving their cultural center, the people of Manzanares rebuilt their old theatre in 1995 including its old exterior—whimsical font included.

Written By: Seamus McMahon

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