Amphitheatre · Italica

Anfiteatro de Italica

Today: Anfiteatro de Itálica, Santiponce

Place
Italica (Santiponce)
Kind
Amphitheatre
Built
c. 117 to 138
What remains
Ruins
Visiting
Open to visit · In situ

The amphitheatre Hadrian raised north of Italica, between the years 117 and 138, holding twenty-five thousand and measuring 160 by 124 metres. It had three tiers of seating and, under the wooden floor of the arena, a service pit for the gladiator and beast fights. It can be walked all the way round inside the archaeological ensemble.

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