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After leaving the train station, if you took the right turn, soon you will see this icon of the city
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| Built in 230-238AD, this UNESCO listed coliseum is the 3rd largest amongst all Roman Amphitheatres
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| There were two guardians guarding the entrance
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A description of the size, the capacity and the available shows
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| A description of the architecture
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| Ok here we go, first we have to climb up a flight of stairs to the inside
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| This is the inside of the amphitheatre. We are now at ground level
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First we decided to check out the long underground passageway beneath the amphiteatre
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| These were the places to hold the animals and gladiators in their last moments. They could hear the 35,000 people yelling from above for their blood through the metal grating platform on the ceiling...
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| Next we got back upstairs to ground floor and checked out the structure of the amphitheatre
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