Pompeii, Italy: The Amphitheatre of Pompeii was constructed around 70 BC, buried in ash by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, and excavated completely in the early 19th century.

The Amphitheatre, in Chiappe's vision, should be the flagship of Cagliari's monuments and also a place for culture and shows, therefore often open at night. On the other hand, this is exactly the ...

The Rome Colosseum, Verona’s impressive arena – everyone knows Italy’s beloved ancient Roman amphitheatres, synonymous with drama and pomp: gladiator conflicts, bloody spectacles and, still ...

For a glimpse into the city’s past, visit the Cagliari Cathedral, a stunning Romanesque structure or explore the Roman amphitheater, which once hosted gladiatorial contests.

Located in northwestern Türkiye, Prusias ad Hypium fell under Roman control around 74 B.C.E., and many structures built during that era remain, such as aqueducts, a bridge, and even an amphitheater.

In 1988, three years after the amphitheatre was rediscovered, 39 skulls— called the Walbrook Skulls for their proximity to the now subterranean river — were found in a nearby excavation.

All this bread and circus business would have been at the largesse of the city’s wealthiest residents. While public money would have funded the building of the amphitheatre, it would have been the ...

The pretty European island that's better than the Maldives and just 2.5 hours from UK This Italian island is often dubbed the Maldives of Europe thanks to its stunning beaches.

Cagliari, shows and archaeology: there is the 4 million project for the rebirth of the Roman Amphitheatre The City Council has given the green light to the plan to relaunch the historic space that ...