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Teatro Romano and Museo Archeologico
Provincia di Verona Turismo
Across the Ponte Pietra, the stone bridge built by Romans, blown up by retreating Germans and pieced together by the post-Second World War Veronese, lies the steep, cypress-clad San Pietro hill, known as Veronetta. The Teatro Romano there, once the grandest Roman theatre in Italy, is the setting for the summer Shakespeare Festival and occasional ballet performances.
Open daily 8.30 am to 7.30 pm, except on Mondays when it opens at 1.30 pm. Last entry 6.30 pm.
Admission: €3
Contact tel: +39 045 800 0360
Cost adult ticket: £1 - £5 pp
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