The Theatre Antique in the city of Arles in the Provence, France is a Roman theatre which originated in the first century by Augustus and later in 1651 the Venus of Arles was discovered. To date only two of the Cointhian columns remain intact and the rest of the Antique Theatre has been completely ruined over the years.
The entranceway and the sculpture are a few of the remaining masterpieces still standing and the theatre is considered a main tourist attraction to this day. When you wander behind the stage at the Theatre Antique in France, Europe you will still find many scattered remains which are worth investigating.
The Antique Theatre in the Provence, France is used today for concerts and festivals which has modernized...
... seating for about 10,000 people. The green grass surrounding this theatre is a great place to take pleasure in an afternoon picnic, relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Entrance gate and sculpture at the Theatre Antique in the city of Arles, Bouches du Rhone, Provence, France, Europe.
The entrance to the Theatre Antique in the city of Arles in France, Europe is made of ancient stone with a historical sculpture on display.
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