Greek Amphitheater Review

The Greek Grand Theatre is located in the ancient city of Side in Antalya, Turkey, also known as the Western or Western Dai, built in the second century AD, ancient Roman architecture. The theater is medium-sized, open-air circular ladder seating, and can accommodate more than 10,000 spectators. The gradient of the theater is large, the bottom of the pot is deep, and the sound effect should not be bad. Sitting in the last row, you can see the sea behind you. Although the theater has collapsed, the overall original state is better preserved. Go around the theater, and then go from the bottom to the upper to feel the grandeur of the theater in the past.

Tickets seem to be 30 lira, relatively expensive, Turkish museum pass can be visited. The preservation is relatively good, definitely not as good as the Aspendos Grand Theatre, but it can also accommodate more than 10,000 people.

One street is a monument site, and the commercial street is also next to it.

The large theater in the Xidai ruins is quite large, but it is similar to other ruins left by ancient Rome, you can go shopping!

The ancient theaters seem to be in the same form, and now they seem to be dilapidated, but the comparison is a thousand years old, at that time, it should have been brilliant.