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The remains of ancient Roman baths.
The Baths of the Rotonda are the archaeological remains of a Roman public bath complex located in Catania, Sicily. Dating from between the 1st and 2nd centuries CE, the baths lie in close proximity to the Roman Theatre and the Odeon.
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Roman Theatre and Odeon
The theatre dates back to the 1st century CE when it was built on the remains of the Greek theatre it used to hold up to 7000 spectators. Odeon, a smaller theatrical building, was built next to it in the 2nd century CE.
It is the birthplace of Vincenzo Bellini. Thete are two museums here.