What you'll hear inside Gallo-Roman Theatres:

• 1
  Great Roman Theatre

  The Grand Roman Theatre is Lyon's principal theatre, originally built during the Augustan period with capacity for 10,000 spectators.

• 2
  Roman Odeon

  The Odeón Romano is a smaller theatre adjoining the Grand Theatre, originally used for musical performances and recitals.

• 3
  Pseudo-sanctuary of Cibeles

  Remnants of a Roman religious structure, possibly dedicated to the goddess Cybele, located adjacent to the theatres within the archaeological complex.

• 4
  Theatre Orchestra

  The Orquesta del Teatro is a semicircular space 25.50 metres in diameter, paved with polychrome marble and bordered by a balustraded enclosure.

• 5
  Scaena Wall

  The Muro de Escena is the rear façade of Lyon's theatre, featuring three monumental doors arranged according to Vitruvius's classical design.

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  Porticus Posterior

  The Porticus posterior is a colonnaded esplanade measuring 78 by 65 metres, positioned behind the theatre's scaenae frons.