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 Theaters in Italy Italy is known around the world for many reasons and its passion for theater is one of them. Theater has been a part of the country’s rich history for many centuries and Italy’s love and admiration for this art form has not changed even today. This is why many of the country’s old theaters are maintained and kept in a great condition. This list features some of the best old theaters that one should definitely visit during their time in Italy. Teatro Argentina: The stage of this theatre in Rome is where the world-famous operas, The Barber of Seville by Rossini and I due Foscari by Verdi, premiered. It is located in Largo di Torre Argentina and was constructed in 1732, making it one of the oldest theaters in the country. It is built on the grounds that were home to the Curia Pompeii, the place where Julius Caesar took his last breath. The interior of this building is constructed with wood and there are a total of six levels of boxes that give it a magnificent look...

z The modern-day Olympics were first held in 1896 as the Games of the Olympiad. The first city to host this international tournament was Athens, a unanimous choice and an ode to the Olympic Games of ancient Greece. The first games, regarded as a massive success, set off a tradition that has been revered by sportspeople and sports enthusiasts worldwide. The games have seen several changes over the years. Changes in the kind of sports, increase in the number of sports, redefining of rules and formats have only made this tournament more inclusive and accessible. While the first-ever Olympics extended into the Summer Olympics format, we also have been introduced to three new formats of this multi-sport event: the Winter Olympics, the Summer Paralympics, and the Winter Paralympics. Here’s a brief about each of the four formats. Summer Olympics As mentioned earlier, this is an extension of the first Olympics held in 1896. The first edition had an estimated 80,000 audience members. The numbe...