Marcello Theater Review

🌟 Machelo Theatre is located near the Venice Square in Rome, and it feels like a mini version of the Colosseum at first glance. It is actually an ancient theater that is more historical than the Colosseum, but it is very dilapidated without maintenance. 🌟 Ancient theater in the 1st century BC, typical Roman Colosseum style. It can accommodate about 12,000 spectators, and now it can only look at the appearance and cannot be visited inside. And just "naked" on the side of the road, you can see [laughs and tears] 🌟 There are three elegant columns on the right side of the theater. The Apollo Temple.

Rome's Machelo Theatre. It is located south of Piazza Venezia and has a history of 60 years longer than the Colosseum. Although not as big as the Colosseum, but the head is bigger, the Machero Theatre was planned by Caesar, the first consul of the Roman Republic, after Caesar was assassinated, his nephew Octavian became the first emperor of the Roman Empire, Augustus the Great. In 11 AD, Augustus completed the construction of the theater and named it after his nephew, Machero, who originally had 20,000 seats and was a semicircle theater. In the 16th century, a palace house was built above the original theater building, now a high-end apartment. In Rome, there are many such "premier monuments" such as the Hadrian temple.

It looks very similar to the arena, but no one maintains it, and it feels more dilapidated. When I passed by, I accidentally passed by and saw that I didn't need to collect tickets. It is also the appearance of a circular arena composed of several large stone pillars.

This place called theatre is amazing to me. It used to be a theatre, a fortress and a noble residence. Now it's still an apartment. I think it's amazing, but it can also be built.

This is a theatre named after the nephew of the Emperor Augustus. It is the second largest theatre in Rome. However, it is incredible that a house has been built on the ruins which have been preserved by various natural and man-made disasters.