Teatro Romano in Zaragoza: photos, reviews

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Teatro Romano in Zaragoza offers a captivating glimpse into ancient history with its impressive Roman ruins. With a capacity of over 6,000, it stands as one of the largest theaters of Roman Hispania. A surprise find in 1972, this site has since become a cherished cultural landmark, earning its designation as a Bien de interés Cultural in 2001. The venue's user-friendly features, including wheelchair access and convenience for families, make it accessible to all visitors. Located within an easy walking distance to other major Roman sites, it serves as an essential stop on a tour of the old town. For an entrance fee of just EUR 4, or complimentary access for certain visitors, it offers an intriguing experience that's been described as mind-blowing and is lauded by enthusiasts of Roman history.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Payment by credit card, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Coso N.º 55 / Teatro Principal

Bus stop 173 m walk

(990) - Coso Bajo

Bus stop 215 m walk

Coso Nº

Bus stop 224 m walk

Plaza De Ariño

Bus stop 166 m walk

(378) - C/ Coso, 134-

Bus stop 251 m walk

Coso N.º 54 / Banco De España

Bus stop 221 m walk

4.6

based on 157 reviews

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4.6/5 157 reviews

Dieter Klepp

When I visited the Roman Theatre of Caesaraugusta in Zaragoza, I was struck by how clearly the remains still show its structure. Built in the 1st century for about 6,000 spectators, it now has walkways and a roof that let you look straight into the past without much imagination needed.

Judit Abelló Franch

1h de visita aprox.

La Cuchilleria de Andres

Muy inetersante

Teatro Romano in Zaragoza

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