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Pula's Amphiteater, Croatia

The roman amphitheater of Pula, Croatia.

Aspendos Ancient City at Antalya Turkey

Aerial view of Antiphellos Ancient Theater in Kas, Antalya

Open Air Amphitheater on Kuk at Lovćen National Park at Kotor Municipality, Montenegro

Stock photo of empty open air stage at ancient roman amphitheater in Pula, Croatia. Low-key monochrome image.

Laodicea is an ancient city in present-day western Turkey, founded by Seleucid King Antiochus II in honor of his wife, Laodice. The city was an early center of Christianity and one of the Seven Churches of Revelation. In the 4th century, Apollinaris of Laodicea proposed the theory later called Apollinarianism, which was considered heretical by the Catholic Church.

Ancient Roman city of Altalia. Archaeological excavations and remains of the amphitheater and forum

Amphitheather of Lecce, Apulia, Italy

Architectural Details of Pula Coliseum, Croatina

Ancient Theatre Kaş, Antalya, Turkey

panoramic interior of roman theater gladiators arena

View of the wall fragment of ancient Roman amphitheater Arena in Pula, Croatia

Visitors admire the impressive architecture of the Roman amphitheater in Pula Croatia basking in the sunlight on a clear day surrounded by history.

Calatafimi-Segesta, Italy - 4 January, 2024: monochrome detail view of the greek Theater in Segesta

One of four towers in Pula Arena in Istria, Croatia, one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres. It features an enclosed chamber set between the structural piers. Some arch springers and voussoirs are now missing. Dating from the 1st century CE and built during the reign of Emperor Vespasian, it is an ancient Roman elliptical amphitheatre constructed of local limestone ashlar masonry without mortar. The exterior of this iconic landmark features 2 tiers of arched openings or arcades, with an upper tier of rectangular windows

Kyaneai Buyuk Sarnc - Abandoned Roman ruins in Turkey, amphitheatre and ancient tombs

The Pula Arena is a Roman amphitheater in the city Pula in Istria County in western Croatia. It is among the world´s six largest surviving Roman arenas.

Ancient theater in Kas. Antalya / Turkey.

Explore the stunning Pula Arena, a magnificent ancient Roman amphitheater in Croatia. Perfect for travel, history, and architectural projects.

View of Catholic Church next to the Roman Amphitheatre, Pula, Istria County, Croatia, Adriatic, Europe

An inside panoramic view of the Pula Arena, a monumental Roman amphitheater built in the 1st century AD, located in Pula, Croatia. As one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world, it was primarily used for gladiatorial combat, animal hunts, and public spectacles during the Roman Empire. The arena once held up to 20,000 spectators.

Black and white photograph showcasing weathered stone seating rows of an ancient amphitheater, highlighting historical architecture, texture, and symmetry.

A modern outdoor amphitheater is built into a lush, green hillside overlooking a tranquil river. Inspired by ancient designs, this serene space at the Mimar Sinan Kent Ormani (City Forest) stands empty under a dramatic sky, capturing the harmony between architecture and nature

The Temple of Nemesis in Pula Arena in Istria, Croatia, one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres. The temple was dedicated to the goddess Nemesis, the goddess of revenge and human fate, and the patroness of gladiators. Photograph taken during the Christmas period when the arena is free to enter and features an ice rink, which can be seen in the background. Dating from the 1st century CE and built during the reign of Emperor Vespasian, it is an ancient Roman elliptical amphitheatre constructed of local limestone ashlar masonry without mortar

The arches of the old Roman amphitheater in Pula, Croatia

Ancient Greek amphitheatre in Segesta, Sicily, Italy

The Aspendos Theatre in Turkey is a remarkably well-preserved Roman-era theater, known for its excellent condition and architectural integrity. Built in 155 AD under Emperor Marcus Aurelius, it features a horseshoe-shaped seating area carved into a hillside, a magnificent stage building, and once seated approximately 13,000 spectators, with modern events accommodating over 20,000. It is considered one of the most intact and distinguished examples of Roman theater architecture in the world.

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