Roman Theatre of Verona
By Dion Protani
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Latest update: 8 January 2022
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The Roman Theatre of Verona lies close to the banks of the River Adige that runs through the city centre. It forms part of the Museo Archeologico Teatro Romano complex in the Veronetta district.
One of two theatres in the city that survive from the Ancient period, it was built in the first century BC meaning it predates the Verona Arena, the more famous of the two, which was built around 30 AD. |
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City: Verona
Province: Verona Region: Veneto Built: 1st century BC Close by: Ponte Pietra, River Adige, Basilica di Sant'Anastasia Recommended accommodation: Hotel Accademia |
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