Roman Amphitheater, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf Description

The spectacular 3,500-square-meter Roman Amphitheatre re-establishes the grandeur of the glorious Roman Empire in Macau. Once where the crazed Roman crowds cheered and enjoyed thrilling bloodbaths performed by gladiators and giant animals, the Colosseum of Rome, built in the first century A.D., is considered one of the most remarkable monuments in the world, and an extraordinary ruin for later generations to glimpse at the unique way of life in the ancient Roman civilisation.

A vivid replica of the breathtaking Colosseum in Rome, this majestic Roman Amphitheater imposes its irresistible classical beauty to the Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, making itself one of the most memorable landmarks in Macau. Reminiscent of Roman antiquity, the limestone-structure is in fact a perfect venue for outdoor performances, concerts and all kinds of spectaculars. With a 2,000 audience capacity, the Roman Amphitheatre is equipped with a multi-purpose stage, world-class audiovisual technology and a-plus professional lighting system.