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Roman Amphitheatre of Arles
Roman arena still used for events.
For storytellers
Why Roman Amphitheatre of Arles matters
Arles' amphitheatre is a Roman arena that once seated thousands. Today it hosts bullfights and concerts. Climb to the top for views across rooftops. Climb a tower for a view over terracotta rooftops, then peek into the passages beneath the seating.
Talking points
- It dates from Roman times.
- It still hosts events.
- You can climb the towers.
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