Roman amphitheater in the city of Mérida Spain
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This is the Roman amphitheater of the city of Mérida Spain. It was built between 25 BC and 15 AD and it looks stunning. This is one of the biggest theaters that I have visited and I was really impressed.
I had a bottle of water with me and I poord some of it on th eground to make a nice puddel reflection. Did not really worked but okay.
Those marble pillars looked amazing. So interesting to think about how they have made those back in the days.
I am not sure if all those pillars are originals. Most of them probably were restored ore build new. These once looked very new to me.
The city gives a nice contrast between old and new. So cool that if you life there, you could see this every day. Amazing that you have this old of a building in your view.
And further in the park I did found some puddles that were big enough to get some nice reflection shots.
Funny was that later when I walked away, I saw this dude also on his knees trying to make pictures in the puddle. It's nice to inspire people.
Lovely dark clouds above the theater.
Wonderful location to visit. I was very happy that I could see something this old.
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Nice try with the first reflection 😅 that is a pretty big amphitheater, I have visited some here too but that's big, you have those all round like a O shape too?
Yes, the round one is next to this one. I tough I made a post about it already but I only could find this one!
Oh good to have 2 close to each other! That other one seems kinda small
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Amazing the roman theatre you have visited, here in Malaga city there is one but it is not so big and I was amazed to see it. Your photographs are excellent and you can always inspire someone to do what you did, as the photographs with the reflections are wonderful.
It is true, many of us, including myself, wonder how in that distant time they made such wonders, with what machinery and tools, it is often a mystery. And as for your question, it would be great to have a view like that every day from the place where I live. Thank you for bringing us such a spectacular mix of history, architecture and art. Best regards!
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I have been to Malaga a couple of times but I have never visited it. I am putting it on my list. That reminds me that I can make a post of Malaga. Thanks for the inspiration!
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Woow. That’s one massive theater
Great pictures
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This is a very historic city, there are so many old buildings there. It's beautiful.
Nice sharing! Always interesting to see these historical sites.
It's really amazing to see those places. And than imagine yourself how it was when people life there. Mind blowing
Hello, some beautiful photographs. I think I've seen this place in a movie.
In my country, we have a state called Merida. It's a very beautiful tourist state.
It is very touristic here to. I love to see that movie. Witch movie is it?
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Roman amphitheater looks so interesting. I think these places are calming.
Nice work with water and photos. Did you try acoustics by any chance?
We we're clapping indeed 😅 was a good eco