Roman Theatre Museum

The auditorium was worked in the vicinity of 5 and 1 BCE, and for quite a long time was secured by a church building worked over the upper piece of the theater's "cavea," or seating zone. The main remains were found in 1988, and the auditorium experienced reclamation, finished in 2003. Today the antiquated field still holds exhibitions, and there is a historical center at the site showing the finds from a progression of archeological unearthings.

Going to the theater you can envision what it would have been similar to in Roman circumstances. The cavea sits over a progression of vaulted displays.