Roman Theatre of Amiternum

The Roman Theatre of Amiternum features a semicircular seating arrangement, orchestra pit, and stone seats designed for maximum acoustic performance.

Construction of the theatre began during the first century BC, establishing itself as a primary entertainment venue for the ancient city of Amiternum.

The theatre accommodated 3,000 spectators for theatrical performances, making it a central gathering point for social and artistic expression.

The archaeological site maintains preserved sections of the original stone seating areas and stage components, accessible through marked pathways.

The theatre stands among additional Roman structures including temples and a forum, forming part of an extensive archaeological complex near San Vittorino.

Location: L’Aquila

Address: L'Aquila, SS80 - 67100 San Vittorino AQ 67100

GPS coordinates: 42.40386,13.30992

Latest update: March 6, 2025 05:47