Museu de Lisboa - Teatro Romano

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Museu de Lisboa - Teatro Romano

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Rua de Sao Mamede 3 A, Lisbon 1100-532 Portugal
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The Museum is actually built on top of the ruines of the Roman Amphitheatre. It was great to visit, and all the info are in Portuguese and English. But don't ask the locals about it: most don't know where it is!
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Visited the Teatro Romano after visiting the Castle, as it's a short stroll down the hill in Alfama. well worth the visit and you can see that this amphitheater was very impressive over looking the river, which was a lot closer to Lisbon back in 1AD.
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This place offers evidence that the Romans really settled in this remote outpost. The display is impressive and it's worth a visit while you wonder the castle area.
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Oh those Romans! Everywhere you go there is evidence of their empire! If you are in Lisbon, you should visit! Remnants of a small ampitheatre. Getting there around this steep area is not easy. We chose Peter Tuk Tours (on FB), and it was made easy! Cheers
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We happened on this museum by chance. First we saw the ruins, and then we discovered there's a proper museum across the street. It's a little gem of the beaten path. There were only about five other visitors. It's not a grandiose place, it shows exactly this Roman theatre: what
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