Anatomical Theatre of Padua

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The Anatomical Theatre of Padua is a pioneering 16th-century medical lecture hall, renowned as one of the world’s first permanent anatomical theatres and a landmark in the history of scientific anatomy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf anatomical theatre
historic building
medical lecture hall
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Anatomical Theatre of Padua
surface form: Teatro Anatomico di Padova
architect Antonio Morandi
architecturalStyle amphitheatre
associatedWith Renaissance medicine
University of Padua
surface form: University of Padua medical school

development of modern anatomy
constructionStart 1594
country Italy
culturalSignificance importantSiteInHistoryOfMedicalEducation
symbolOfEarlyModernScientificInquiry
designedFor verticalViewingOfDissectionTable
era 16th century
floorCount multiple galleries
governingBody Università degli Studi di Padova
surface form: University of Padua administration
hasCapacity approximately 300 spectators
hasCentralFeature dissectionTable
hasFunction museum exhibit
hasNearbyLandmark Caffè Pedrocchi
Scrovegni Chapel
hasRestoration 20th century restoration
hasVisitorInformation guided tours available
heritageDesignation Padua’s 14th-century fresco cycles World Heritage Site serial property
UNESCO World Heritage Site component
inception 1594
locatedIn Padua
University of Padua
locatedInTimeZone Central European Time
material wood
numberOfTiers 6
openToPublic yes
ownedBy University of Padua
partOf Bo Palace
shape elliptical
significance landmarkInHistoryOfScientificAnatomy
Anatomical Theatre of Padua self-linksurface differs
surface form: oldestSurvivingPermanentAnatomicalTheatre

oneOfTheFirstPermanentAnatomicalTheatresInTheWorld
significantEvent firstPublicAnatomicalDemonstrationAtUniversityOfPadua
status preserved
use public dissections
teaching anatomy

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University of Padua hasHistoricSite Anatomical Theatre of Padua
Hieronymus Fabricius designed Anatomical Theatre of Padua
this entity surface form: the anatomical theatre of Padua
Palazzo del Bo hasPart Anatomical Theatre of Padua
this entity surface form: Anatomical Theatre of the University of Padua
Anatomical Theatre of Padua alsoKnownAs Anatomical Theatre of Padua
this entity surface form: Teatro Anatomico di Padova
Anatomical Theatre of Padua significance Anatomical Theatre of Padua self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: oldestSurvivingPermanentAnatomicalTheatre