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Julius Caesar remodeled it and enlarged it to hold 150,000 people.
they went there because there was entertainment for free for all poor and rich. There were usually horse chariots races and other events in its arena.
As the largest and one of the most popular venues of ancient Rome, the Circus Maximus was located in Rome itself, in the valley between two of Rome's famous seven hills, the Aventine and the Palatine. From the 2nd century B.C.E. until the decline of Rome, this massive arena was utilized for entertainments public and private, for religious celebrations, for public demonstrations, and for trade and business purposes. It serves as a public park and concert-site, among other purposes, even today.
The Circus Maximus (Latin for great or large circus, in Italian Circo Massimo) is an ancient Roman chariot racing stadium and mass entertainment venue located in Rome.
The capacity of Amsterdam Arena is approximately 53,052.
In Rome it was called the Circus Maximus; on an oval track about the size of a 100 yard football field. In Greece it was the Hippodrome.Chariot races were held in a long narrow stadium known as a "hippodrome" in the Greek world and a "circus" in the Roman world.If you use Google Earth to look at the ruins of Tyre in the Lebanon, or south-east of Haghia Sophia in Istanbul, or by the forum in Rome, you will see the typical shape of a hippodrome (Hippo is the root for horse, ie hippopotamus= water horse)
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Julius Caesar remodeled it and enlarged it to hold 150,000 people.
circuses started in the ancient rome , in the arena Circus maximus ? ahha Lol
in the hippodome, but only in the East. Chariot races in the western portion of the empire and in Rome itself were held in arenas called a "circus". Rime had the Circus Maximus, which was the largest racing arena i the empire.
A theatrum was used for plays etc.An amphitheatre was used to stage gladiatorial contests.A circus was used for chariot racing.
they went there because there was entertainment for free for all poor and rich. There were usually horse chariots races and other events in its arena.
The name of the building or arena where the Roman chariot races were held was the Circus Maximus in Rome and the Hippodrome in Byzantium/Constantinople.
The gladitorial contests were performed in an anphitheater or "arena" as the Romans called it. The Colosseum was the main one in Rome. The chariot races were perormed in a "circus" which can loosly be translated as a ring or a lap. Rome had two, the Circus Maximus and the Circus Flaminius.
Amphitheaters were open air arenas in which contests were held. The biggest and the most famous is the Colosseum in Rome.
Ancient Roman chariot races took place in a circus. Circus in Roman terms meant a ring or an oval course for running races. The largest was the Circus Maximus, which some say could hold 100,000 people. There were also the Circus Flaminius and the Circus Maritimus.
The Circus Maximus was a work in progress at least until the time of Augustus. It was originally built as a ceremonial arena and race track by the first Etruscan king to celebrate a victory. Succeeding rulers enhanced it, adding the famous "spina" or spine down the middle upon which were located the symbols of Neptune and other religious decor.