Aspendos Amphitheater
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November 25, 2024
Hello! In early October, we took an excursion to the show "Lights of Anatolia". I liked everything. It is very impressive, everything is here at once, a combination of the atmosphere of an ancient theater, acoustics, lighting effects and dynamic dancing. The actors are dancers of the highest class. Everything was so fast and synchronized, which was not surprising when the intermission was announced. They really need to rest. The Troy show.
What would I recommend. Take something soft with you to sit on, since you have to sit on stone steps. If you are not a VIP, as it was with us, then you will be seated in the middle and there will be soft pads. It should also be borne in mind that the steps are almost polished and slippery from this, I personally slipped and fell. Everything in the buffet is expensive. For example, ice cream is 5 euros. We found out about this when we bought it, there are no price tags)))
In general, I highly recommend it!
It cost us $65 each with the road and dinner
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December 6, 2024
It's very atmospheric. There is a breath of antiquity in everything, amazing architecture. I really liked it!
I recommend you to visit!
There is a large convenient parking! The staff is friendly, the performance is a fire!
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January 3
A masterpiece! The views are unreal! Tickets have gone up a lot, around 500 lire. The architecture is fascinating. The events that take place in the Amphitheater are especially impressive. We went to a jazz concert and a ballet. The impressions are overwhelming - the starry sky, ancient walls and amazing music! Delight! My favorite place, I'm ready to come back here again and again!
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November 14, 2024
We watched and listened to the Lights of Anatolia show. Cool.
Of course, lights and acoustic systems were added to the historical place. But where is it now without it.
The structure is impressive. If you have imagination, you can feel like a real patrician. Or by climbing to the top, the rabble.
You won't be able to jump on stage. Security.
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September 28, 2024
We visited the Tosca Opera and were delighted! Unreal acoustics, amazing atmosphere, listening to opera under the starry sky, goosebumps! We took VIP seats with soft pillows, 3 hours flew by unnoticed. The architecture is beyond praise
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September 29, 2024
A beautiful, fascinating place. We got to the ballet "Swan Lake". Acoustics and visibility from any location are good. To touch such a historical place in action is a great success.
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October 20, 2024
It's amazing! It is definitely worth visiting this ancient Roman theater, it is perfectly preserved, so concerts are held there. At the very top, the arched gallery is a great place for photos
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October 17, 2024
It is worth visiting not only as a historical city with an excursion, but also to listen to the opera under the open sky, an unforgettable experience, every year in September the opera festival takes place.Not only famous artists come on stage, but also local Anatolian cats. This is the first time I've done this.
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February 4, 2024
We watched the Lights of Anatolia show in the Aspendos Amphitheater. It looks very nice when all the girls and boys move in the same way and exactly to the beat of the music.
The exact date of the foundation of Aspendos is unknown: it is believed that this city appeared in Asia Minor around the XII century BC. It was part of either Lycia or Persia, and in the IV century BC. it was conquered by Alexander the Great. In the II century Aspendos became part of the Roman Empire and, along with neighboring Side, became one of the largest and most developed cities in this area. And in 165, the Aspendos amphitheater was built, which has been perfectly preserved to this day.
In ancient times, the Aspendos Theater was famous for its excellent acoustics. And it is also believed that it was here that the theater curtain was invented. We also advise you to pay attention to the interesting ornaments and stone sculptures of the stage – the ancient masters tried very hard so that you would not regret 35 lire for a ticket! In ancient times, the Aspendos Theater could accommodate about 15 thousand spectators, and a huge orchestra pit could accommodate half a thousand musicians. There are 41 auditorium rows in the Roman theater: the lower 20 were occupied by noble townspeople, the upper rows were crowded with commoners, they were separated from the rich by a wide passage.
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December 13, 2024
An incredible place with a fascinating atmosphere of antiquity. I was there at the Lights of Antalya concert show, I liked everything. Be sure to go, you won't regret it, I RECOMMEND IT.
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October 16, 2024
Gorgeous amphitheater, excellent preservation, plus restored / renovated ( renovated)), as concerts and performances are held there.
It is protected by UNESCO.
Restaurant
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August 20, 2024
I recommend everyone to go and see. This structure is very impressive. I was there at the dance performance "Lights of Anatolia". It's a beautiful sight.
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August 1, 2024
It's just amazing!I attended a concert of the famous Turkish dance group in this amphitheater in June.The story itself breathed in unison with the artists, the light show was beyond praise, even the stars blinked in tune with the gorgeous music.Everyone was delighted!
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September 28, 2024
We found out about this place by chance, it's just WOW.
We were with three small children, it did not hurt at all to enjoy the ballet, the views for the photo are excellent.
A must-visit place. I recommend
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May 29, 2024
There is something in this -
in the theater ["... construction was started in the time of Anthony Pius and completed in the time of Marcus Aurelius (138-164)"] 41 "the auditorium: the lower 20 were occupied by noble townspeople, the upper rows [21] were crowded with commoners, they were separated from the rich by a wide passage"...
I remember the Soviet Classic:
"... three main objective and subjective signs describing the crisis situation developing in society on the eve of the revolution:
The upper classes cannot govern in the old way — the inability of the ruling class to maintain its dominance unchanged.
The lower classes do not want to live in the old way - a sharp aggravation above the usual needs and disasters of the oppressed classes and their desire to change their lives for the better.
A significant increase in the activity of the masses, attracted both by the whole situation of the crisis and by the "top" themselves to an independent historical performance."
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November 25, 2024
We were here in September 2024 at a symphony orchestra concert. The combination of classical music and an ancient amphitheater is something exciting.
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August 23, 2023
I watched a dance show in this ancient theater. It was amazing! Very atmospheric! The acoustics are amazing! I bought tickets through the hotel guide, so they brought us and took us away, I don't know how to get there on my own)
What is important! If you are going to a performance, then take mosquito repellent and a pillow/towel with you to make it sit softer. It will be uncomfortable for 2 hours on a bare stone.
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March 17, 2024
A wonderful and wonderful place. very atmospheric. The surroundings breathe of antiquity. In moments, you can imagine yourself in those times. The amphitheater is perfectly preserved. The aqueduct looks spectacular. Maximum recommendations for visiting. Preferably in winter. It is very hot in summer.
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October 30, 2024
We were at the evening show "Lights of Anatolia, the Troy show". Great evening and show, Bolin guys are professionals, I recommend it to everyone 👍
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September 27, 2024
It's a very beautiful place. We got to the Opera and Ballet Festival in September. An unforgettable experience. I highly recommend it
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October 8, 2024
Aspendos. An ancient amphitheater. A very interesting structure. It is better to go on a guided tour to learn more. 👍
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September 7, 2024
We went to the Lights of Anatolia performance, we really liked the atmosphere and sound in the theater. I recommend.
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November 23, 2024
We arrived after lunch, almost no people, November)
First we passed by the entrance, went up for a walk through the other remnants of the structures, and then opened up such a wonderful view of the entire amphitheater from above! And the caretaker is such a wonderful responsive person , and the cat came cute
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December 3, 2024
We walked there from Belek (don't do that, we're very tired.) When we got there, it turns out that the entrance costs: 15 euros per person, but we decided to go anyway. As a result, complete bullshit for such a lot of money.
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October 14, 2024
Atmospheric. We watched the performance of a dance ensemble. Combined with the place, it's just a fire.
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October 12, 2024
Delight! Even my head was spinning from the energy of this amphitheater from the inside. It is saturated with events, music and time so densely that it is in the air. You seem to hear these patricians and plebeians .
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September 28, 2024
AwesomeI recommend it to everyone.
The dancing is great.The dancers are great.
One disadvantage is sitting on stone steps.Take something to put under your ass.And so everything is great.
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January 10, 2024
The amazing preservation of the ancient structure is inspiring. An unambiguous place to visit is the best and largest preserved amphitheater in southern Turkey.
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May 25, 2024
The Lights of Antalya concert was held in the amphitheater. The history of this place was briefly told by the guide, but you can find and read it in advance. I really liked this place - you feel like either an ancient Greek or a Roman .
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November 17, 2024
We walked with pleasure. The amphitheater is in excellent condition. The entrance fee is 15 euros. The Turks pay 60 lire.
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October 23, 2024
A place that is definitely worth visiting! I came here on my own, on a scooter from Alanya. Admission is 15 euros, 600 rubles.
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November 5, 2023
Aspendos is my favorite place in Turkey. I really like the substitutions on this stage as part of the annual opera and ballet festival. We come to Aspendos every September. And special thanks to the organizers for the performance of Placido Domingo in 2022, it was amazing, unforgettable, priceless!
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November 20, 2023
A very beautiful place!
I was lucky enough to visit there in the summer of 2023 at a concert of the famous Turkish dance group Lights of Anatolia. I recommend it to everyone!
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April 23, 2024
It's a nice place. For those who like ruins and wander along the cobblestones, it's generally top. The Amphitheater itself is impressive. Parking is right at the entrance, the cost of visiting is 35€, it certainly did not please.
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October 12, 2024
The Lights of Anatolia show is just something extraordinary! Depending on the period transmitted in the dance, the picture changes
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October 25, 2024
The place is magical! Immediately immerses you in the atmosphere of the ancient city, the photos are bombastic 🥰
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November 5, 2024
It's an amazing place, and listening to the symphony orchestra in the amphitheater and watching the ballet is a fairy tale
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December 14, 2024
Interestingly, it's atmospheric, it's better to go in the afternoon, when the buses with tourists start to leave, 2 hours was enough for me.
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November 19, 2024
Entrance tickets have gone up in price! Performances are held on the territory, so the stage is built new.
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May 28, 2024
I really love this place. I try to visit Turkey every time I visit. The synchronicity of movements is fascinating. No wonder the team got into the Guinness Book of Records.
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November 3, 2024
A wonderful concert venue; wide, clear sound; chamber atmosphere ; inside there is "its own microclimate" from the stones..
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December 13, 2024
For 15 euros, it may not give you any impressions, but if you have a museum card, then you should definitely visit here.
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July 4, 2024
A grandiose structure, a huge area around, we all went out, spent about 4 hours. There weren't many people in the morning, so I recommend visiting early, while it's not so hot.
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November 10, 2024
It's a beautiful place, we watched the performance, we liked everything very much
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September 23, 2024
The entourage is 100 percent, but the steps are very steep. Young children and the elderly should think twice before visiting.
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September 30, 2024
We watched the ballet. I liked everything very much.
Take bedding with you. For 2.5 hours, the back seat is a little tired of sitting on the stone steps.
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November 23, 2023
Well, this place is a must-visit! Perfectly preserved, you can also get to the concert. And the viaduct nearby is also beautiful! Especially at sunset
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July 28, 2024
As a historical monument it is very good, but the cost of visiting is very bad.
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January 28, 2024
Worth a visit, excellent condition for such an ancient building. There is free parking nearby. Definitely worth a visit.
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October 2, 2024
There are a lot of viewers, but the attitude towards them is not very good, there are no seat cushions, the show is ordinary
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