Amfiteatre de Tarragona

Historical landmark · Tarragona

Amfiteatre de Tarragona

Historical landmark · Tarragona

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Parc de l'amfiteatre, s/n, 43003 Tarragona, Spain

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Ruins of a Roman amphitheater where gladiatorial fights & public spectacles once took place.  

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Parc de l'amfiteatre, s/n, 43003 Tarragona, Spain Get directions

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Jul 11, 2025

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"In its day—thankfully, we’re talking Roman times—Tarragona’s amphitheater was the scene of bloody, spear-launching battles between gladiators. There were even public executions. Today, it’s more about taking aim at the neighboring sea view than one of your compatriots, but the site is steeped in gruesome history. These days, around two thirds of the seating complex remains, but you can wander into the action pit and under the archways where fighters would have unleashed their battle charge. The backdrop of the glistening Mediterranean adds a special (less gory) touch." - Gemma Askham,Jessica Benavides Canepa

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Sam Lammuel

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Ever wondered what it feels like to stand where gladiators once battled? The Amfiteatre de Tarragona is a breathtaking journey back to Roman times! The ocean views and ancient stones tell stories of epic fights and vibrant crowds. A must-visit gem in Tarragona bring your imagination and let history come alive!

JJ Stilp

Google
We couldn’t do the tour because it was closed on Sunday and Monday. Cool town and the coliseum is worth checking out. We had cold drinks at one of the restaurants with a view of the coliseum and they were refreshing.

Gary Tucker

Google
Great place to visit, 20 minute walk from bus station. It’ll be great when finished 😊 seriously, you get a feeling of what it would have been like in its day. Lovely views over the bay!

Rachel McKenna-McKeown

Google
Great value. Buy tickets in advance online, as a multiple venue ticket and you can save. We also visited the Circ and museum. The visit to the amphitheatre doesn't take long but is great to see in person. The Circ isn't far away so can be done one after the other. I recommend going early to avoid queues/school trips. So great to see these historic sites. Definitely recommend visiting Tarragona to see these Roman sites and the town itself as it is lovely.

Goran Markovic

Google
no need to pay entrance because there is nothing much to see… from the distance to take some photo is enough. overall is good place!

Arlene Scott

Google
Really interesting, definitely worth a visit. It was around 5-7 euro each but you can see most things from the top if you dont want to pay.

Patty Ellis

Google
Fascinating Roman history. It's a small area, but for 5 euros per person it includes an audio guide. We tried to use the QR code to buy tickets but weren't able to complete the process because we weren't on wifi. Luckily there is a ticket booth where you can pay. Not busy at all when we were there in march with light rain.

Mayra Rodríguez

Google
The Anfiteatro is a cool place to visit, with a nice view and history. Nevertheless, you have to pay the entrance fee. So if you like history, I highly recommend buying tickets to go to the four main attractions in Tarragona for it to be cost-efficient