
The Roman theatre in Malaga was built in the beginning of the 1st century A.D. It wasn't discovered until 1951. They say that it was constructed during the time of Augusto and used until the 3rd century and not only like s theater but also for political aims. Today it's one of the fundamental element in the historical legacy of Malaga. It's located in very interesting surroundings: between the Alcazaba, the Customs buildings, Plaza de la Merced and the Picasso Museum.
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