In ancient Rome there were entertainment and red light districts, thermal baths, theaters and sports venues such as the Circus Maximus. Here, the most popular entertainment by far took place. Author: ZDF/Terra X/Story House Productions/Jens Afflerbach, Sebastian Scherrer/Jürgen Rehberg/Franziska M
The second part of the film "Die Quadratestadt" also shows impressions from the years 1938 and 1957. This time the Jesuit Church, the Parade Ground, the National Theater and the airfield in Neuostheim can be seen. The Mannheim City Archive (ISG) and City Marketing Mannheim GmbH hope you enjoy your v
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The amphitheater in Trier, with its size of 120 x 145 meters, is one of the largest Roman amphitheaters in the world today. It is witness to an entertainment concept that has never been seen in this form again. 🗺️ Address: Amphitheater Olewiger Str. 25 54295 Trier 📫 contact: Phone: +49 (0)651 73
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