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Anfiteatro romano antigo
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Shady
August 28, 2021
Archaeological site featuring the remains of an ancient Roman theater, baths & a villa with mosaics.
Shenoda
June 23, 2022
It is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in Alexandria and dates back to the Roman era. It is located in the Kom El-Dikka area in Alexandria. The theater was discovered by chance when the tomb of “Alexander the Great” was being searched for, and it was excavated during a period of (30 years). From the bottom to the top, to arrange the seating process in the theater, which contained about 600 people, and was used to listen to some types of music. This was confirmed due to the presence of the area for the orchestra in addition to the presence of a large dome. Entrance tickets to the Roman Theater: 10 EGP (for Egyptians and Arabs) / 80 EGP for other nationalities
It is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in Alexandria and dates back to the Roman era. It is located in the Kom El-Dikka area in Alexandria. The theater was discovered by chance when the tomb of “Alexander the Great” was being searched for, and it was excavated during a peri…
Marwa
September 27, 2021
The Roman Amphitheatre in Alexandria was constructed in the 4th century AD and it was a common feature of the Greco Roman period. Amphitheaters were special roofed theatres that were built to host music ceremonies and poet competitions during the reign of the Romans in Egypt. The amphitheatre features a marble audience section which is symmetrical with extended wing and could host up 600 spectators. It's a serene peaceful arena, where you sit comfortably on the marble steps where our grandfathers have set, and feel the essence of ancient Alexandria and its beauty..
The Roman Amphitheatre in Alexandria was constructed in the 4th century AD and it was a common feature of the Greco Roman period. Amphitheaters were special roofed theatres that were built to host music ceremonies and poet competitions during the reign of the Romans in Egypt. The amphitheatre featu…
Ahmed
September 29, 2022
The Roman Amphitheatre, also known as the Roman Theatre, is located in Alexandria's centre district of Kom el-Dikka. The Roman Theatre is one of Alexandria's emblems, bordered on the north by Horrya Street, the west by Nabi Daniel Street, the south by Abdel Moneim Street, and the east by Saphia Zaghloul Street. The amphitheater was built during the Roman era and could seat up to 800 spectators. It was likely used for various forms of entertainment, including gladiator contests and theatrical performances. Today, visitors can explore the ruins of the amphitheater and see the remains of the seating area and stage. There are also displays of artifacts and sculptures discovered during excavations of the site. In recent years, the Roman Amphitheatre has undergone extensive restoration and conservation work to preserve its historic significance for future generations.
The Roman Amphitheatre, also known as the Roman Theatre, is located in Alexandria's centre district of Kom el-Dikka. The Roman Theatre is one of Alexandria's emblems, bordered on the north by Horrya Street, the west by Nabi Daniel Street, the south by Abdel Moneim Street, and the east by Saphia Zagh…
Mohamad Mohamad Adib
May 16, 2022
المسرح الروماني سواء اعتبرنا المكان مسرحاً رومانياً أم كان مجلس للحكم بقايا المدينة الرومانية هناك في غاية الجمال هناك أيضاً معرض صغير لبعض الآثار الغارقة التى تم استخراجها من البحر ومعرض به واحدة من أجمل قطع الموزاييك التي رأيتها في حياتي
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Kom Ad Dakah Gharb, Alexandria Governorate