Functioning amphitheater , so bleachers, etc. spoil the antiquity
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Functioning amphitheater , so bleachers, etc. spoil the antiquity
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Well preserved and immpresive, vey much worth the entry price. If you come at the right time you can even catch some sporting events
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Easy to get around with the help of ramps and hand rails.
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What this must have looked like all those many centuries ago. I wish there was an event going on, it would have been all the more exciting to see in this space.
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We stayed in Arles and spent 3 days wandering around this lovely town. The Amphitheatre was very impressive, especially as it continues to be used. I would compare this second only to Rome.
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My goodness, never thought I would see such a well preserved Roman arena. Brilliant.
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I've been to a lot of Roman ruins in Italy and France both, and this is one of the best, most well-preserved theaters I've seen.
It's quite breathtaking and I would love to go back someday for the expositions they conduct here in the summer.
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Interesting - easy walking around other Roman ruins and close to shops and restaurants.
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Roman and in the process of being meticulously cleaned
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This is one of the great items in the heritage that the Romans bequeathed to modern day Provence. Built originally to host 20,000 spectators, it has been in use for bullfights and musical spectacles for the last 100 years, and in my experience there is always some part of it under repair ---- none moreso than last March when I...
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