Images from amphitheater in Durres, older than the Coliseum in Rome.
6 thoughts on “Images from amphitheater in Durres, older than the Coliseum in Rome.”
These are the stairs we walked down into the amphitheatre. On the left side are the original steps.
These are frescoes of some saints or someone. I forget who.
One of the entrances to the amphitheatre, blocked by something that looks like a movie screen.
The amphitheatre with Cheryl and our guide in the picture. I don’t know what he was doing. He was a great guide, very knowledgeable about the history of his country.
These are the stairs we walked down into the amphitheatre. On the left side are the original steps.
These are frescoes of some saints or someone. I forget who.
One of the entrances to the amphitheatre, blocked by something that looks like a movie screen.
The amphitheatre with Cheryl and our guide in the picture. I don’t know what he was doing. He was a great guide, very knowledgeable about the history of his country.
I just looked it up on Wikipedia. It was built in the 2nd century a.d. under Trajan’s rule. The left side of the pictures is a mosaic.
Ain’t the internet grand?
This is my kind of travel! And how nice to have a personal guide.
Nice but very expensive. It was worth it, however.
Before I zoomed in I thought Cheryl was Julie. The saints on the wall are stunning.