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An elevated view of the oval arena of the Trier Amphitheater, with its stone retaining walls and surrounding grassy earth banks.
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Trier Amphitheater

The Trier Amphitheater was cut into a hillside in the 2nd century AD and could seat around 20,000 spectators for gladiator fights and animal hunts. Underground chambers once held animals and performers; today the oval arena and its surrounding earth banks remain open to visitors.

When to go

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Mon09:00–16:00
Tue09:00–16:00
Wed09:00–16:00
Thu09:00–16:00
Fri09:00–16:00
Sat09:00–16:00
Sun09:00–16:00

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