Greek  Theatre  of  Syracuse

By: Dion Protani
Latest update: 6 February 2024
The Greek Theatre of Syracuse, situated in the Neapolis Archaeological Park, is a remarkable ancient amphitheatre close to the city centre.

Constructed in 5th century BC, it accommodated over 15,000 spectators for performances, showcasing plays by renowned playwrights like Aeschylus and Sophocles.
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How do you get to Syracuse?
By Air: Catania Fontanarossa Airport, approximately 40 kilometres away, serves as the nearest international gateway.
By Train: The Siracusa train station is well-connected to cities like Catania, Palermo, and Rome. 
City: Syracuse

​Province: Syracuse​

Region: Sicily

Built: 5th century BC

Close by: Roman Amphitheatre of Syracuse, Piazza Duomo

Recommended accommodation: Caportigia Boutique Hotel
UNESCO World Heritage Site

Syracuse and the Rocky Necropolis of Pantalica

​Year: 2005

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