The Roman theater

 

           The Roman theater

  

       The Roman theater is one of the most famous monuments in Alexandria and while the theaters spread across different countries such as Greece, Italy and Turkey during the Roman era with many examples of these structures still found in many regions around Europe and the Middle East, the Roman Theater in Alexandria is the only one One of the landmarks in Egypt.

       The Roman theater in Alexandria is one of the monuments of the Roman era which was a common feature in the Greco-Roman era and was built at the beginning of the fourth century AD, and it is the only Roman theater in Egypt.

       This building was discovered by chance while removing dirt to search for the tomb of Alexander the Great by the Polish expedition in 1960,The building is listed in the shape of a horseshoe and consists of 13 rows of marble terraces numbered with Greek letters and numbers to organize the seating process

       The Roman theater was used to host various artistic events such as concertsIn the Byzantine era, the theater was used as a conference hall where important meetings, such as public gatherings and government summits, were held.

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