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The excavated stone tiers of the Roman Theatre of Mainz, with the city skyline and construction cranes visible behind.
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Roman Theatre of Mainz

The Roman Theatre of Mainz was the largest Roman theatre north of the Alps, with a diameter of about 116 metres and seating for roughly 10,000 spectators. Built in the Roman city of Mogontiacum, its remains went unrecognised after an 1884 railway find until identified in 1914; the ruins now lie exposed beside the city's Römisches Theater station.

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