Ancient Roman circus of Lyon, Roman circus in France
The ancient Roman circus of Lyon is an archaeological site with rich historical significance.
Constructed in the 2nd century, it served as a grand venue for chariot races and other public spectacles.
It stands as a testament to the entertainment culture of Ancient Rome.
Visitors can explore the remains and imagine the grandeur of past events.
This site once echoed with the cheers of thousands during the height of the Roman Empire.
Location: Lyon
Inception: 2 Century
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