Roman theatre in Brescia, Italy — Stock Photo, Image

Roman theatre in Brescia, Italy — Photo

Roman theatre is located immediately at east of the Capitolium. It has been built in the Flavian era and altered in the 3rd century. With its 86 meters diameter, is one of the largest Roman theatres in northern Italy.

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