Two thousand years ago, in the heart of Milan, there was a theatre. Today its remains, covering an area of about 450 square metres, are kept inside the Palazzo Turati, two steps from the Milan’s Stock Exchange, in the basement of the palace of the Chamber of Commerce.

Today it is possible to visit the Museo del Teatro Romano, a building that was erected during Augustus empire (31 BC-14 AD) and likely to remain in use until the fourth century AD (a different one from the amphitheatre, which is a part of the aforementioned Parco Amphiteatrum Naturae PAN).
Via San Vittore al Teatro, 14.
M1-M2 Cadorna, M1 Cordusio
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