Theatre of Dionysus i An Aithin

Theatre of Dionysus (ελληνικά: Θέατρο του Διονύσου) Is díol spéise do thurasóirí é, ceann de na Amphitheaters i An Aithin, An Ghréig . Tá sé suite: 7 km ó Daphne, 7.3 km ó Unknown City, 9.2 km ó Unknown City.

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Suíomh

, N37°58'13", E23°43'40". Faigh treoracha

Teagmháil

Website: odysseus.culture.gr

Uaireanta oscailte

Sat 9:00 AM–7:00 PM
Sun 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
Mon 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Tue 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
Wed 9:00 AM–4:00 PM
Thu 9:00 AM–7:00 PM

Tagairtí

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Liostaithe sna catagóirí seo a leanas:

Archaeological sites, World Heritage Sites, Amphitheaters

Leideanna

Socraigh De réir:

Coitianta ar dtús Ar dtús nua

Ioannis Mantas

29 September 2015

Below Acropolis and Parthenon there are 2 theaters. One Ancient Greek and another one from the Roman era. This is the Greek theater. Very well preserved if you think that it's nearly 2500 years old.

Visit Greece

14 February 2014

Dionysus ancient theater, is the most ancient of all famous theaters in the world. The best view you can have of the threatre is from the Acropolis.

Kaitlyn Reed

8 June 2015

Pay the 2 euro and sit in the oldest theatre in Europe. It's quiet & a nice place to rest your tired feet

Murat

18 April 2016

Quite big and very impressive. Tourist free zone, no passing. So well preserved that it can be used even today. Watch out slippery marble stones around while taking photos.

VacazionaViajes

1 October 2012

Fue el mayor teatro construido por los antiguos griegos, con una capacidad para cerca de 17.000 espectadores y dedicado a Dioniso, dios del vino y del teatro.