Next to the Archaeological Museum and on the same ticket. A little over-restored perhaps, but certainly worth a look.

Next to the Archaeological Museum and on the same ticket. A little over-restored perhaps, but certainly worth a look.
It sits on the grounds of the museum but up from Piazza Liberta, it is a free and easy look down, back into time.
This can be seen and photographed from the nearby street but you will need to enter the archaeology museum to actually walk and sit in it.
The teatro is behind the former church of St. Agatha, currently housing the National Archaeological Museum, where you gain access. This is located on the west side of Piazza della Libertà where you can view it through an iron fence. You will need to pay admission to museum to see the ruins but you can get a good view from...
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