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Those travelers visiting the city these days can enjoy the monument.
Will be open Saturday and Sunday from 10.00 to 18.00 and Monday, which is usually closed, open from 10.00 to 15.00
The Roman Theatre in Cartagena extends its hours and days of opening to mark the Puente de la Hispanidad. In this way, both travelers and citizens can visit the Roman Theatre, through various guided tours and activities.
The tour lasts approximately 60 minutes and can be performed for free, as the museum has a lot of explanatory resources that facilitate the understanding of all parts and elements exposed.
Guided tours scheduled every hour, at no extra cost visits will also be conducted.
Those visits are conducted in other languages ​​(English or French) must be made by reservation by calling 968 50 00 93.
The tour begins at the museum and is a journey in time through its exhibition halls, culminating with the unexpected appearance of the imposing Roman Theatre stands.
The Museum has the novelty of incorporating and linking buildings.
Moreover, it has taken great interest in making known the historical process that meant hiding the Roman theater until its discovery.
The visitor will find the Corridor of History.
On the other hand, the Roman Theatre Museum offers activities and routes for the bridge, in collaboration with Cartagena Port of Cultures.
On Saturday 10 and Sunday, October 11 will be the guided tour Citizens of an Empire.
The route starts at 11.30 in the Museum of the Roman Theatre, where the great moment of splendor of the Roman Cartagena will be explained.
The route will continue through the Barrio of the Roman Forum, visiting the spa town, and end at the House of Fortune, where a patrician dressed in Roman attire, show through their daily lives how they were their customs, rituals and secrets.
MONDAY OCTOBER 12: ASCLEPIOS, 2000 YEARS OF A HILL
The guided tour starts at 12.00 in the panoramic elevator that lifts visitors up the hill of Asclepius, the highest point in the city overlooking the bay, crowned by the Medieval Castle.
Besides visiting the castle, the tour continues to the facade of the Church, until the Theatre Museum.
After visiting the Roman Theatre, the alley Soledad tour in the Barrio de los Pescadores in the eighteenth century.
EXHIBITION "N FISH PEDRO CANO
The exhibition includes the latest cycle of paintings of the artist Pedro Cano, inspired by sea creatures. In total, 24 types of fish in the waters submerged the Mediterranean, in the arts of men of the sea, and the own life experience the author.
On Sunday October 11 at 13 am a guided tour of the museum staff to the exhibition will be held.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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