Roman amphitheatre of Teramo

The amphitheatre features circular walls with tiered seating arrangements, designed to accommodate thousands of spectators during public events in ancient times.

Built during the first century AD, this structure served as a primary entertainment venue for gladiatorial contests and theatrical performances in the Roman Empire.

The amphitheatre's design reflects the social hierarchy of Roman society, with specific seating sections allocated according to citizens' social status and rank.

Located near Via L. Paris in central Teramo, the archaeological site maintains regular visiting hours and offers guided tours to explore the ancient remains.

Archaeological excavations at the site have uncovered original stone seating components and architectural elements that demonstrate advanced Roman engineering methods.

Location: Teramo

Address: Via L. Paris 64100 64100

Website: http://teramoculturale.it/index.php?id=20&itemid=240

GPS coordinates: 42.65790,13.70320

Latest update: March 3, 2025 10:35