Anfiteatro Romano
Anfiteatro Romano
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macedonboy
Glasgow, UK186,766 contributions
May 2023
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 accommodate was probably around 10 or 12 thousand. The Amphitheatre isn't readily open for visits except for prearranged tours, although its scale is apparent from the outside. The site is only fenced off by a low wooden wall. Just saying.
Written July 3, 2023
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The Weak Knee Traveler
Singapore, Singapore12,826 contributions
Oct 2017 • Solo
This is a roman ruin from the 2nd century. Location is a bit off as it is nearer to the housing estate and hence not in the centre of the town.
Written October 25, 2017
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PandyPandora
Harpenden, UK894 contributions
Oct 2016 • Couples
Built in the 2nd Century during the reign of Emperor Hadrian, it was almost as large as the Colosseum in Rome in its time but Rimini's Roman amphitheatre is now just ruins. It is located a short walk outside the old city centre and is worth a visit. Apparently, centuries ago, it used to be by the sea, so the views must have been stunning and it shows how much the sea has receded over the centuries. You can walk around the ruins free of charge and there are information signs in Italian.
Written December 19, 2016
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Eugenio Trevisan
49 contributions
Aug 2018 • Solo
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 social tensions with the granting of moments of collective evasion. The ruins of the grandiose building, that housed the gladiators, are the most significant of the whole Region. The north-eastern sector of the structure, the only part remaining today, had a clay arena slightly inferior in size to the Colosseum
Written May 28, 2019
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scrib310
Perth, Australia308 contributions
Nov 2018 • Couples
A tumbledown collection of broken walls and stay rocks. Closed when we were there at 10.30am on a Sunday, and probably barely worth gong in anyway. Save your energy for other Roman sites.
Written November 19, 2018
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Ali R.
Palmerston North, New Zealand210 contributions
Sep 2024 • Solo
Great piece of history but it’s apparently close to the visitors unless you’re on tour. You can take pictures and look from distance though. Not crowded at all.
Written September 11, 2024
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Nicki S
Jupiter, Florida, United States709 contributions
Sep 2021 • Couples
Closed this morning, but we walked the outside and it was safe and relaxing. Close to train station.
Lit at night for photos
Lit at night for photos
Written September 30, 2021
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Robert D
Brooklyn, New York4,725 contributions
Jul 2019
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.
Written September 4, 2019
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SoCalOregonian
Murrieta, CA10,349 contributions
Mar 2019 • Couples
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 of WWII, it is now kept up but is in an advanced state of ruin.
Written June 4, 2019
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MarceluitAlmere
Almere, The Netherlands212 contributions
Jul 2017 • Family
We had some difficulties to find the place. It's the ruins of an old Roman theater. Not in the best state. Still nice to have seen it.
Written October 12, 2017
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