阿斯班多斯古劇場

安塔利亞附近的阿斯彭多斯劇院令人印象深刻。世界上最大的羅馬露天劇場之一。輕鬆到達這裏的方法是安排出租車帶你在那裏和回來,等待幾個小時。我想夏天會超級忙,但在冬天,它幾乎荒無人煙。我們有自己的地方。

阿斯彭多斯劇院位於阿斯彭多斯古城,距離土耳其現代城市安塔利亞以東約25英里。大多數人從安塔利亞或錫德參觀阿斯彭多斯,其中包括劇院和其他古代建築

阿斯潘多斯古劇場 位於安塔利亞東部 距離市中心47公里處 建於公元155年 擁有容納7000人的石階觀眾席 是一座氣勢磅礴 形制恢弘的龐大建築 它依山而建 對稱布局 石梯陡峭 是一個經典的古羅馬劇場 也是迄今為止世界上保存最為完整的古羅馬劇場遺址之一儘管經歷了近2000年 其中歷經地震 戰爭卻都能倖免於難 沒能大面積的摧毀和損壞劇院精美的構造除了部分檐口外 幾乎是完整的保存了下來 它不僅是土耳其地中海沿岸最令人難忘的遺址 也是小亞細亞地區保存最完好的古迹整個劇院有三大結構 觀眾席 樂隊席 舞台設計 牆面是兩層樓原有40根柱子 一樓廊柱柱頭為愛奧尼亞式 二樓為科林斯式 正中央三角牆上雕着酒神與戲劇之神狄俄尼索斯Dionysos 跟希臘雅典的劇場很相似

在安塔利亞附近的城市郊區裡，要坐大巴進入開賽利後轉乘公交，古劇場獨特的聲學特性，很震撼

The theatre can accommodate 7,000 seats, and there are even VIP seats in the front row, which is quite elegant. It is also the most complete ancient Roman theatre that has been preserved so far. The Grand Theatre naturally retains a very good musical effect, and it is surprising that this ancient theatre is still in use every summer. Climbing to the top of the theatre, there is a feeling of being overwhelmed.

Aspandos is located in the eastern part of Antalya city more than 40 kilometers. Visitors there have only one goal: to see the theatre built in the ancient city more than 2000 years ago. It is the best-structured building in the same building in Antalya and the most well-preserved ancient Roman theatre in ancient times. Ataturk traveled here in the 1930s and found it too regrettable that the theatre was not used. After renovation, the theatre began to hold operas, concerts, performances and folk art circles. It has continued to this day. At the entrance of the theatre, you will see large posters with performance schedules. The unique acoustic design of the ancient theatre is said to have been heard in the audience when a silver coin landed. Because of this unusual sound design, the Aspandos Theatre is still in use. The Antalyan Opera Festival and the Art Festival are held here every summer without any amplification equipment. The audience sat on the stone steps two thousand years ago and enjoyed the perfect sound effect. In the 13th century, the Seljuks converted the theatre into a place of residence, but after the founding of the Republic, the patriarch ordered that it be renovated and opened to visitors.