Neapolis Archaeological Park: Greek Theatre
Guide
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≈ A$32SightAllow 45–60 minPut together by AI from open data
What you'll see
One of the largest Greek theatres ever built, cut straight into the hillside, still used for classical plays every summer.
A brief history
Rebuilt in the 3rd century BC; Aeschylus premiered plays here.
Tips
- Best time
- Opening time; there's little shade
- Cost
- Park ticket about €15–18 (check)
- Allow
- 45–60 min
- Free days
- Often free on the first Sunday of the month (check)
- Hours
- Usually open daily (check)
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Good to know
- Area
- Neapolis: The archaeological park with the Greek theatre and the quarries, and the museum.
- Access
- Partly step-free
- Free entry
- Usually free on the first Sunday of the month, with long queues (check)
- Indoors or out
- Outdoors
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