Teatro de Saguntum

Today: Teatro romano de Sagunto, Sagunto

Place: Saguntum (Sagunto)
Kind: Theatre
Built: c. 50
What remains: Ruins
Visiting: Not checked

The theatre of the imperial city, built around the year 50, cut into the slope of the castle hill and looking out over the valley of the Palancia. It is one of the oldest Roman theatres surviving in Hispania, and its much-argued restoration in the 1980s gave it back the seating so it could be used.

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