Amphitheatre · Carmo

Anfiteatro de Carmo

Today: Anfiteatro romano de Carmona, Carmona

Place
Carmo (Carmona)
Kind
Amphitheatre
Built
1st century BCE
What remains
Ruins

An amphitheatre of the 1st century BCE cut into the rock of the ridge, beside the necropolis and the Via Augusta, with seating for some eighteen thousand. What survives is the lower seating, the entrances and the oval arena, 55 by 39 metres, with the channels the cage ropes ran in and the holes for the posts. Its owners gave it to the state in 1973.

Get directions

Google Maps Waze

Open in the map Read more on Wikipedia

by Phantazein

We count visits ourselves: no cookies, no third-party analytics, nothing stored on your device. To count people rather than clicks, we keep a one-way code derived from your connection and browser for at most 48 hours and then delete it; what remains is totals per page that identify no one. We never store your IP.