Roman Amphitheatre

Ruins, But Little to See and Difficult to Access

This is the archaeological remains of a Roman Amphitheatre. The remains is of an elliptical brick structure, similar in size to the Coliseum in Rome. The number of audience members it could accommodat...

Good for a few minutes strolling

Closed this morning, but we walked the outside and it was safe and relaxing. Close to train station. Lit at night for photos

Impressive Roman ruins

This amphitheater was built in the second century AD and is now in ruins. You can admire its grandeur from the outside but can't go inside. Even so, it is quite impressive.

RUINTS

The amphitheater, which was built in the 2nd century AD, was almost as large as the Colosseum in Roma. It is now mostly ruins. After centuries of decay and decline, hastened in no part to the bombing ...

..try to imagine how it was in Roman times!

The construction of the Anfiteatro Romano in the 2nd century A.D. by Emperor Adrian interprets the strategy of the "panem et circenses" in the search for the broader consensus and the loosening of soc...