This is a theatre named after the nephew of the Emperor Augustus. It is the second largest theatre in Rome. However, it is incredible that a house has been built on the ruins which have been preserved by various natural and man-made disasters.
It's worth seeing. The history of this theatre is nearly 100 years earlier than that of the Colosseum in ancient Rome, and after several ruins and renovations, there are apartments on it that can be used or restored.
The Colosseum of Rome, as seen on many TV sets, is still very vicissitudes when it comes to the scene. Do not know how many thousands, or hundreds of years of history is very desolate feeling oh
This place called theatre is amazing to me. It used to be a theatre, a fortress and a noble residence. Now it's still an apartment. I think it's amazing, but it can also be built.
It's a ruined opera house. It's not the guide who pointed it out to us. It's really missed. It's very close to Spain Square and Venice Square.
An ordinary apartment building, turning the corner and looking at it again, has great potential. It was built on the basis of the second largest Machello Theatre in ancient Rome. So the key point to see this theatre is to see the combination of old and new from the side.
It is the second largest theater in ancient Rome. It is said that it can accommodate more than 10,000 spectators. It looks a little similar to the Colosseum of Rome. It is also magnificent. It looks very magnificent across from him.
The Marcello Theatre, known as the second largest theatre in Rome, was damaged by fire and war in the middle of the 1st century. It began to collapse in the 4th century. It was rebuilt as a fortress in the Middle Ages. The top seats and pillars were removed during the reconstruction in the Middle Ages. It became a noble residence in the 16th century. So far, apart from the archways on the 1st and 2nd floors, there are still some traces of the unusual theatre. Today, the 2,000-year-old monument is an apartment.
Near the Capital Museum, you can walk for a few minutes. This is a concert hall in ancient Rome, which has been abandoned now. Look at its shape, it's a bit like the Colosseum.
Few people mention Rome as a scenic spot. I also passed by accidentally, walking from the mouth of truth to the Pantheon. I found this place on the map called Teatro di Marcello. Looking a little like the Colosseum, it was also this kind of arc-shaped building. At that time, I really did not know what was here. I just thought it was good to shuttle freely between the ruins. Rome is a monument everywhere! Now I understand that Teatro is theatre. It used to be a theatre!
This is a theatre named after the nephew of the Emperor Augustus. It is the second largest theatre in Rome. However, it is incredible that a house has been built on the ruins which have been preserved by various natural and man-made disasters.
It's worth seeing. The history of this theatre is nearly 100 years earlier than that of the Colosseum in ancient Rome, and after several ruins and renovations, there are apartments on it that can be used or restored.
The Colosseum of Rome, as seen on many TV sets, is still very vicissitudes when it comes to the scene. Do not know how many thousands, or hundreds of years of history is very desolate feeling oh
This place called theatre is amazing to me. It used to be a theatre, a fortress and a noble residence. Now it's still an apartment. I think it's amazing, but it can also be built.
It's a ruined opera house. It's not the guide who pointed it out to us. It's really missed. It's very close to Spain Square and Venice Square.
An ordinary apartment building, turning the corner and looking at it again, has great potential. It was built on the basis of the second largest Machello Theatre in ancient Rome. So the key point to see this theatre is to see the combination of old and new from the side.
It is the second largest theater in ancient Rome. It is said that it can accommodate more than 10,000 spectators. It looks a little similar to the Colosseum of Rome. It is also magnificent. It looks very magnificent across from him.
The Marcello Theatre, known as the second largest theatre in Rome, was damaged by fire and war in the middle of the 1st century. It began to collapse in the 4th century. It was rebuilt as a fortress in the Middle Ages. The top seats and pillars were removed during the reconstruction in the Middle Ages. It became a noble residence in the 16th century. So far, apart from the archways on the 1st and 2nd floors, there are still some traces of the unusual theatre. Today, the 2,000-year-old monument is an apartment.
Near the Capital Museum, you can walk for a few minutes. This is a concert hall in ancient Rome, which has been abandoned now. Look at its shape, it's a bit like the Colosseum.
Few people mention Rome as a scenic spot. I also passed by accidentally, walking from the mouth of truth to the Pantheon. I found this place on the map called Teatro di Marcello. Looking a little like the Colosseum, it was also this kind of arc-shaped building. At that time, I really did not know what was here. I just thought it was good to shuttle freely between the ruins. Rome is a monument everywhere! Now I understand that Teatro is theatre. It used to be a theatre!