Roman Theatre of Cartagena

The Roman Theatre of Cartagena dates back to the 1st century BC when the city was known as Carthago Nova. Constructed during the Roman Empire's rule, the theater served as a hub for entertainment, hosting various theatrical performances, gladiator contests, and public gatherings. With a seating capacity of approximately 6,000 spectators, the grandeur and architectural finesse of the structure reflected the empire's opulence and cultural refinement.

Rediscovery and Restoration