Amphitheater of Nîmes

The Amphitheater of Nîmes is a well-preserved ancient Roman arena located in southern France, built around 70 AD. It resembles a giant outdoor stadium, originally used for gladiator fights and public events. Made of stone, it could hold about 24,000 spectators. Its oval shape and tiered seating allowed crowds to watch the spectacles comfortably. Today, it remains a remarkable historical site and hosts events like concerts and festivals, blending its ancient architecture with modern use. Its impressive preservation offers insight into Roman engineering and entertainment practices.