Roman Theatre, Fiesole (near Florence)
Fiesole, FI, Tuscany, Italy
Tuscany, Italy
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EST. BCE 80
EST. BCE 80
80 BCE
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Roman Theatre, Fiesole (near Florence).
The Roman theater survives as a substantially intact stone cavea and stage structure, one of the best preserved of its kind in Italy, alongside nearby remains of baths and a small archaeological museum, with the seating largely original ancient fabric. It is owned by the municipality of Fiesole. The site is open to the public for ticketed visits.
About Roman Theatre, Fiesole (near Florence)
The Roman theater at Fiesole, ancient Faesulae, was built in the first century BCE after the Etruscan hill town became a Roman colony. It seated several thousand spectators and hosted dramatic performances and public gatherings for the community. The theater formed part of a wider Roman civic complex that included baths and a temple, reflecting Fiesole's romanization.
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