🎭 Théâtre antique de Vienne
Roman theater ruins on Mont Pipet, 1st century AD
📋 Fast Facts
- Built in the 1st century AD, likely under Emperor Augustus
- Capacity of approximately 13,000 spectators, among the largest in Roman Gaul
- Located on Mont Pipet slopes in Vienne, France
- Hosted theatrical performances, gladiatorial combats, and public gatherings
The Théâtre antique de Vienne is a partially preserved Roman theater dating to the 1st century AD. Located on the slopes of Mont Pipet in Vienne, southeast France, it ranks among the largest and best-preserved Roman theaters in Gaul. The site remains an active archaeological location with ongoing research and restoration efforts ...