- The Circus Maximus (Italian: Circo Massimo) was the first and largest chariot-racing course to be built in Rome. The Roman general, politician and future imperator...
- The Circus Maximus was the largest of Rome’s ancient entertainment venues, at over two thousand feet in length.
- “Circus Maximus” – what a name, how important, what potency… Rightly so! Because the Circus Maximus was the world’s largest stadium for chariot races at all.
- According to legend, the Circus Maximus was founded in the 6th century BC by the last of the kings. The Circus is Rome’s oldest and largest space.
- The Circus Maximus was a vast race track and sports arena in ancient Rome, which could accommodate hundreds of thousands of spectators.
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- Races at Circus Maximus. The race-track in the circus was divided down the middle by a masonry spine with a pillar (meta) at each end to mark the turns.
- The Circus Maximus in Rome (Circo Massimo), located between the Aventino and Palatine Hills, was an extended precinct with space for 300,000 spectators .
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- The Circus Maximus was a vast race track and sports arena in ancient Rome, which could accommodate hundreds of thousands of spectators.