This is supposedly the only Roman amphitheatre in all of Egypt. Don't forget to check out some bird mosaics on what used to be the floor of a burnt down Roman villa (just behind the amphitheatre). I paid 20 LE for the Roman Theatre and 15 LE to see the Bird’s Villa of Kom El-Dikka. The amphitheatre was much, much,... More

Its been great Amphitheater to experience the ancient Roman era. Worth watching really. The entry fee is very nominal for the foreigners. If you are travelling from Cairo to Alexandria by Train, then you may plan this as your first visit since it is less than half a KM away from train station. More

we had an awesome guide who fed us with lots of info on the site we were very impressed with the attraction especially the centre of the amphitheatre and the acoustics definitely worth a visit More

The roman Amphitheatre was truly amazing. We been to Rome and Pompeii and I found this just as interesting. The Amphitheatre covers a more compact area so exploring is easier. One hour should be enough time. It is very interesting to see roman ruins in the middle of an Egyptian city. More

how smart the roman people are at the theater there there is a place where the singer stands it gives voice when you speak like Microphone go there you will like it More

We had a local guide when we saw this, but would have been clueless without him. It's pretty small ruins. More

If you have never visited a Roman Amphitheatre perhaps you will like it, however this hardly compared to ruins we have seen in Jordan/Syria and of course Europe. More

For those people interested in seeing where the Romans have been, this amphitheatre is well worth a visit. Its quite small, and would possibly have been a private amphitheatre. It was only discovered during the 1960's. There are two sections of original mosaic floor, and looking down into areas which are still to be properly excavated, you can see pieces... More

this place is really huge and interesting, easily accessible by many means of transportation, dating back to the grecko-roman era it had seen many historical events so be prepared and read before you go More