Join local historian Livia Galante as she unveils the forgotten chapter of Rome's history, the recently unearthed Theater of Nero. Hidden beneath a hotel, this theater is now resurfacing after centuries of forgotten mentions in ancient texts. Nero's private rehearsals and performances once graced this stage, shrouding it in enigmatic allure. With daily discoveries of new artifacts, the site's history unfolds before our eyes. Access might be restricted in the future — get a glimpse with Livia Galante online.
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Livia Galante obtained a degree in Archaeology at the Sapienza University of Rome and has a Master's degree in the History and Conservation of Cultural Heritage from the University of Roma Tre. Her main field of interest is ancient Roman topography and early Christian architecture; however, she is an accomplished scholar whose teaching ability extends to the Renaissance and Baroque Rome. As a native Roman, Livia is very enthusiastic about sharing the deep love and knowledge she has for her hometown with clients.
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