Opening out before one of Rome’s most important and oldest theatres, Teatro Argentina, and located in the middle of a rather busy road junction, is an archaeological site which was discovered as recently as 1920. Sunken below street level, it is covered with the remains of temples dating back to the age of the Roman Republican. A colony of cats living amongst these ancient ruins is carefully looked after and protected by an association which feeds them and also organises free visits to the sacred area. Further information is available at www.romancats.com or by telephoning 06/6872133. Not forgetting that Julius Caesar was assassinated not far from this archaeological site and Teatro Argentina in 44 B.C.
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Please note: the monument is closed for refurbishment until further notice.
February 18, 2019
The Area Sacra (Sacred Area) complex in Largo Argentina will be opened to the public and walkways will be built inside the site. Bvlgari is sponsoring the work.
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