Archaeological site · Verona, Veneto
Roman Theatre of Verona
Teatro romano di Verona · Teatro Romano
The Roman Theatre of Verona is the remains of a 1st-century BC open-air Roman theatre on the slope of the San Pietro hill, on the left bank of the Adige in Verona.
Why go
This record is the Roman theatre itself, not the Museo Archeologico al Teatro Romano. Italy's national tourism board describes the Teatro Romano as a 1st-century BC open-air theatre on the side of the San Pietro hill, across the Adige from the old centre, and says it houses the city's archaeological museum and a theatre that is home to the Verona Summer Theatre. Wikidata keeps the Museo Archeologico al Teatro Romano as a separate civic museum, one of the Musei Civici di Verona. This record does not say who sells entry to the theatre or how; check the archaeological museum's site before you go.
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