Foundations and remains of one of the two amphitheaters belonging to the Roman city of Carnuntum. Some information boards provide additional interesting information about the structure. The facility is freely accessible and easily accessible from the museum. Unfortunately, the connection to the nearby Heidentor is not that easy. If you choose the shortest connection directly to the south, you first have to cross the busy main road and then the railway line in an unsecured area. Risk of death! The longer way to the east to the parking lot, then right to Heidentorstraße and right again to the archway is legally and safer.

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Wolfgang STB

April 30, 2022

When you stand in front of it... that's pretty big 😊. Without microphone & co... so the actors all had to be in good voice 😉

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Location: Petronell-Carnuntum, Bezirk Bruck an der Leitha, Lower Austria, Austria

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