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Theatre of Marcellus, Rome, Italy

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Theatre of Marcellus Photo submitted by FT Editor
Theatre of Marcellus Photo submitted by FT Editor
Theatre of Marcellus Photo submitted by FT Editor
Theatre of Marcellus Photo submitted by FT Editor
Theatre of Marcellus Photo submitted by George I.
Theatre of Marcellus Photo submitted by George I.
Theatre of Marcellus Photo submitted by George I.

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Rating: 5

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GALLERY T: +39 06 4561 5180 Via del Teatro di Marcello, 00186
Rome, Italy 41° 53' 30.9'' N,
12° 28' 47.7'' E
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Ancient Ruins, Theaters

"A small Colosseum with apartments on top."

Rome's second amphitheater was dedicated by Augustus to his sister's Octavia son, Marcellus. It could sit 11,000 spectators who watched performances of drama and song and dates in the 13 BC. Notice the apartments on top, not so sure if they are occupied by tenants but they certainly look residential.

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