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Ancient stone ruins with archways surrounded by trees, with a domed and a bell-tower building in the background.

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Janos,  Hungary Hungary
24 Nov 2021
Excellent
Seeing this painting has been on my bucket list for many years: https://mng.hu/mutargyak/a-taorminai-gorog-szinhaz-romjai/ It is artwork of a Hungarian artist: Csontvary (1853 – 1919)...
Seeing this painting has been on my bucket list for many years: https://mng.hu/mutargyak/a-taorminai-gorog-szinhaz-romjai/ It is artwork of a Hungarian artist: Csontvary (1853 – 1919) Unfortunatly his work is lesser known internationally, Seeing the source of Csontvary's painting was my great experience.
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Angela,  Romania Romania
19 Aug 2025
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Claudine,  France France
27 Sep 2023
Excellent
Magnifique. Nous y avons passé 2h. Site très intéressant eet très peu de monde.
Tindari Archaeological Area & Antique Theater

About: Tindari Archaeological Area

The Tindari Archaeological Area lets visitors feast their eyes on the remains of the impressive perimeter walls built under Dionysius the Elder. This Roman settlement perched high over the sea was once the perfect fortress, and contains thermal spas, taverns, and an impressive patrician house full of mosaics and other fancy decorations. The theater was built by the Greeks before it was re-done by the Romans for gladiatorial contests.

Tindari Archaeological Area

Friday
09:00:00 - 16:00:00
Saturday
09:00:00 - 16:00:00
Sunday
09:00:00 - 16:00:00
Monday
Tuesday
09:00:00 - 16:00:00
Wednesday
09:00:00 - 16:00:00
Thursday
09:00:00 - 16:00:00
Tindari Archaeological Area
Via Monsignor Pullano, 54, 98066, Taormina
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