Rating
4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Cádiz Cathedral (0,2 km)
Torre Tavira (0,6 km)
Santa Catalina Fortress (1,4 km)
Museum of Cádiz (0,8 km)
Puertas de Tierra (0,5 km)
San Sebastián Fortress (1,8 km)
San Lorenzo del Puntal Fortress (3,6 km)
Basílica de Santa María de la Asunción (49,9 km)
Arcos de la Frontera Castle (49,8 km)
Jerez de la Frontera Cathedral (21,9 km)
Alcazar of Jerez de la Frontera (21,8 km)
San Dionisio Church (22,1 km)
San Marcos Church (22,3 km)
Iglesia Mayor de San Pedro y San Pablo (11,2 km)
Luna Castle (11,4 km)
San Marcos Castle (9,7 km)
User Reviews
Christopher Davies (13 months ago)
This site was only discovered in the 1980s and shows the remarkable remains of the theatre. The accompanying explanatory displays are excellent. I was particularly taken by the long high arched corridor which gave access to the seating. It gave an insight into how the building worked.
This site was only discovered in the 1980s and shows the remarkable remains of the theatre. The accompanying explanatory displays are excellent. I was particularly taken by the long high arched corridor which gave access to the seating. It gave an insight into how the building worked.
Adam Miles (13 months ago)
THIS IS A GEM OF A PLACE!!!! It may be very hidden and hard to find (even if you have an address) but it is a MUST VISIT LOCATION. And please give a donation - they really, really deserve it!!
THIS IS A GEM OF A PLACE!!!! It may be very hidden and hard to find (even if you have an address) but it is a MUST VISIT LOCATION. And please give a donation - they really, really deserve it!!
Brendan Geraghty (13 months ago)
The Roman theatre is fantastic such a treasure to be found in the middle of Cadiz.. Well worth a visit.
The Roman theatre is fantastic such a treasure to be found in the middle of Cadiz.. Well worth a visit.
Teresa Davila (14 months ago)
Entry is free and a great experience. History provided and exhibition on how the theatre would have been built. To see Roman ruins up close and in person was wonderful. We could not find it and got turned around a few times just be patient and ask the locals, they are helpful. Check for hours so you don't arrive when closed.
Entry is free and a great experience. History provided and exhibition on how the theatre would have been built. To see Roman ruins up close and in person was wonderful. We could not find it and got turned around a few times just be patient and ask the locals, they are helpful. Check for hours so you don't arrive when closed.
Marta Rodenas (15 months ago)
The entrance is hard to find, google maps takes you to where the ruins are but not the entrance center. There is a picture that describes how to get there if you go to where the Google location takes you. The Roman theatre is free to enter so it’s a must-see for anyone who loves history and is on a budget. The theatre was only discovered in 1980 despite it being there for so long! It was used as a fort at one point as well. All of the history is described in the small museum that’s attached to the ruins.
The entrance is hard to find, google maps takes you to where the ruins are but not the entrance center. There is a picture that describes how to get there if you go to where the Google location takes you. The Roman theatre is free to enter so it’s a must-see for anyone who loves history and is on a budget. The theatre was only discovered in 1980 despite it being there for so long! It was used as a fort at one point as well. All of the history is described in the small museum that’s attached to the ruins.
