You can get into here for 3 euro or 6 euro gets you in here, the castle and the archaelogical museum, I would say that is good value. If you like amphiteatres you will like this, I do and so I liked this, even more I was the only person there apart from an old man picking some sort of plants around the perimeter. They have an info centre, a toilet and a couple of walks you can go round the amphitheater. It is not massive so will probably take you an hour at most. They don't take cash so bring your credit card.

It’s always good to get to grips with the history of a place and, while the remains of this Roman amphitheatre aren’t on a par with the obviously more well-known sites in Italy, it is worth walking to. It’s not an authentic reconstruction, but has been restored so that the site can be used as a venue - much better than leaving it a a pile of stones. It would have benefitted from a little more interpretation - perhaps in the form of a diagrammatic representation of what it would have looked like. The ticket office building was sympathetic and the trees I felt added to the atmosphere of this place.