Nimes Arena

One of the best Roman amphitheatres to visit in the world is Nimes Arena. In the French city of Nîmes, there is a Roman amphitheater called the Arena. It is one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world and was constructed around 70 CE, not long after the Colosseum of Rome. [Reference needed] Its dimensions are 133 meters (145 yards) long, 101 meters (110 yards) wide, and 68 meters (74 yards) by 38 meters for the arena (32 yards). The exterior facade has two floors and 60 arcades that are 21 meters (69 ft) high. Of the 400 Roman amphitheaters still standing, it is among the 20 largest. The structure could accommodate 24,000 spectators in Roman times, who were dispersed over 34 stories of terraces that were divided into four separate areas, or maeniana. The Romans constructed the arena as both a gladiator arena and a venue for public events.

The Nimes Arena has been completely restored and is now a well-liked tourist destination that offers visitors a look into the dramatic world of the Roman amphitheatre. The website is not only amazing but also quite educational and ideal for fans of ancient history because it includes an interactive audio commentary and in-depth exhibitions.

In addition to its historical significance, Nimes Arena is still utilized for events today, such as the 'Great Roman Games' and two bullfights that take place twice a year during the Feria de Nimes.

Location: France, Nîmes