- The Amphitheater of Syracuse is about 140 m long and 120 m wide, which is a bit smaller than the more famous Amphitheater of Verona.
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- The Roman Amphitheater in Syracuse, Sicily, built in the 3rd-4th century A.D., was used for gladiator and animal fights.
- Roman Amphitheatre of Syracuse has a TripExpert Score of 79 based on expert reviews in publications including Michelin Guide, Lonely Planet and Lonely Planet.
- The Roman amphitheatre is an incredible testimony of the impressive history of Syracuse. The Roman amphitheatre, built from the 4C – 3C BC, is part...
- The seats of the Roman Amphitheater of Syracuse, carved directly into the rock of which the centuries have highlighted the veins, which here are very visible.
- Roman Amphitheater of Syracuse. Overview Of Neapolis Archaeological Park. The park is fairly large and you may want to plan what you want to see in advance.