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Teatro Romano de Cádiz

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Cádiz, Spain

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Archaeological museum· Historical landmark· Tourist attraction

Teatro Romano de Cádiz Reviews | Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Teatro Romano de Cádiz is located in Cádiz, Spain on Calle Mesón, 11, 13,. Teatro Romano de Cádiz is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category archaeological museum in Spain.

Address

Calle Mesón, 11, 13,

Phone

+34 856904211

Amenities

Good for kidsToilets

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Marta Rodenas

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.

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Teresa Davila

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.

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Kathi H

Pretty neat little Roman theatre tucked away in between buildings. Entrance is free and there is a small museum attached to it.I would definitely recommend popping in but don't expect too much - it's not a big theatre but it is nice that is has been preserved. By the looks of it it was accessible for wheelchairs (at least the museum bit and the window from which a view of the theatre can be had). There are no public toilets.

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Tony Lamb

Always is bitter sweet to see the facilities the Romans enjoyed so long ago. Always amazing and definitely worth seeing this as the vomitorium has been preserved.

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Pauline

Amazing and although not that much of the amphitheatre is showing, you still get a great sense of what it must have been like back in the day.

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