Kom el-Dikka Roman Theatre
Alexandria, Egypt
Kom el-Dikka is the largest open archaeological site in central Alexandria, with a small marble Roman theatre at its…
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By civilisation
The Romans grew from a city-state on the Tiber into an empire that by the 2nd century AD reached from Hadrian’s Wall to the Euphrates, and they built to familiar plans wherever they went. A visitor meets forums and basilicas, temples, baths with their underfloor heating, theatres and amphitheatres, aqueducts, roads, walls and gates, and the houses of the rich with mosaic floors and painted walls. Where volcanic ash or desert sand covered a town, whole streets survive.
Alexandria, Egypt
Kom el-Dikka is the largest open archaeological site in central Alexandria, with a small marble Roman theatre at its…
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Rome, Italy
Largo di Torre Argentina is a sunken square in the centre of Rome holding four temples of the Republic, the oldest from…
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Tarragona, Spain
Les Ferreres Aqueduct, known locally as the Pont del Diable, is a two-tier Roman aqueduct bridge in pine woods 4 km…
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Rome, Italy
The Mausoleum of Augustus is the round tomb that Rome's first emperor began in 28 BC on the Campus Martius, by the…
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Paphos, Cyprus
Paphos Archaeological Park, beside the harbour of Kato Paphos, holds the ruins of Nea Paphos, capital of Cyprus under…
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Calles, Spain
The Pena Cortada aqueduct is a Roman water channel in the hills of Los Serranos, inland from Valencia, between Chelva,…
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Rome, Italy
The Pyramid of Cestius is a Roman tomb in the shape of a steep pyramid, built in about 18 to 12 BC for the magistrate…
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Athens, Greece
The Roman Agora of Athens is the marketplace built with money from Julius Caesar and Augustus in the last decades BC, a…
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Catania, Italy
The Roman Amphitheatre of Catania is a sunken slice of one of the largest arenas in the Roman world, exposed below…
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Lecce, Italy
The Roman Amphitheatre of Lecce lies half buried in the middle of Piazza Sant'Oronzo, the main square of the…
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Lucera, Italy
The Roman Amphitheatre of Lucera is one of the largest arenas in southern Italy, built in the time of Augustus on the…
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Thessaloniki, Greece
The Roman Forum of Thessaloniki is the city's ancient civic square, a two-terraced complex uncovered by chance in…
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Zadar, Croatia
The Roman Forum of Zadar is the largest Roman forum on the eastern shore of the Adriatic, an open square of paving and…
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Carmona, Spain
The Roman Necropolis of Carmona is a burial ground of the 1st century BC to the 2nd century AD on the edge of an…
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Plovdiv, Bulgaria
The Roman Stadium of Philippopolis is a 2nd-century AD stadium in the centre of Plovdiv, built under Hadrian when the…
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Arles, France
The Roman Theatre of Arles was built under Augustus in the late 1st century BC and once seated about 8,000 people on 33…
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Benevento, Italy
The Roman Theatre of Benevento is a large theatre built under Hadrian around AD 126, with a semicircle 90 metres across…
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Catania, Italy
The Roman Theatre of Catania is a 2nd-century theatre for about 7,000 spectators, built of black lava stone and hemmed…
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Gubbio, Italy
Gubbio's Roman theatre is the largest surviving monument of Iguvium, the Umbrian and Roman town that preceded the…
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Lecce, Italy
The Roman Theatre of Lecce is a small theatre of Roman Lupiae, hidden among the courtyards of baroque palaces a few…
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Sagunto, Spain
The Roman Theatre of Sagunto is a 1st-century theatre built into the hillside below Sagunto Castle, about 30 km north…
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Trieste, Italy
The Roman Theatre of Trieste sits in the middle of the modern city, a short walk from Piazza Unita d'Italia, at…
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Vienne, France
The Roman theatre of Vienne is one of the largest in Gaul, built into the slope of Mont Pipet above the town in the 1st…
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Villar de Domingo García, Spain
The Roman Villa of Noheda, in the hills about 20 km north-west of Cuenca, holds one of the largest figurative mosaics…
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