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CRISTINA, Italy

16 Oct 2024

Excellent

La signora Rita si é trattenuta con il gruppo di noi turisti a rispondere a tutte le nostre curiositá! Ottima visitaall'area archeologica.

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Giuliana, Italy

01 Sep 2024

Excellent

Da fare, visita guidata con Massimo, un piacere ascoltare. Concerto inaspettato a seguire

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Lisa, Italy

23 Oct 2024

Excellent

Ottima esperienza, guida professionale e competente.

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About: Greek Theater of Syracuse

The Greek Theater of Syracuse has a storied past. Hosting everything from theater performances and religious worship to large events and public trials, this hillside relic was a key landmark in Sicily during Greek and Roman-era history.

It was even the venue for gladiatorial battles, with up to 15,000 people able to view the blood sports of the Roman Empire. You'll literally stand where lions and humans faced-off all those centuries ago.

This archaeological site is prime for exploring, its whispering remains are full of incredible stories that will excite history lovers and casual visitors alike.

Greek Theater of Syracuse

Greek Theater, Via Luigi Bernabò Brea, Syracuse, Province of Syracuse, Italy, 96100, Syracuse

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