Roman Amphitheatre

Carmona Roman Amphitheatre dates back to the 1st century BC. It was privately owned until the year 1973 when the Counts of Water wheel donated it to the state, but it was largely abandoned. The excavation works were those of Jorge Bonsor, and in 1the year 885. It is on the same street of the necropolis, resulting in an interesting contrast... how close the cemetery and sand are together. Parking is easy, because along the avenue there is room to spare. For reference remember that it iss at the eastern entrance of the village of Carmona, Seville address, but outside the walls. The amphitheater is not visitable.