Roman Amphitheatre

The Roman Amphitheatre is an impressive replica of the Colosseum of Rome.

A majestic 3,500 square metres large, you’d be hard-pressed to find many differences between the two because of the amazing attention to detail that went into creating this.

Roman Amphitheatre, Colosseum Replica, Macau Fishermans Wharf

Situated in the Fisherman’s Wharf, the amphitheatre has a multi-purpose stage and state-of-the-art production technology, including visuals and audio. It can accommodate up to 2,000 people, making it a top choice for hosting concerts and other cultural shows. The structure is made of limestone and sturdy enough for a range of productions.

Even without a show going on, it’s worth visiting the Roman Amphitheatre, even if you admire the details. After, explore the rest of the attractions at Fisherman’s Wharf. Head over to Legend Boulevard, which is designed to resemble an old western city, just like you can see in the movies.

There are numerous excellent eateries to try here, boasting terrific authentic cuisine from Italy, Thailand, Portugal, Japan, Brazil, and China. At night, The Galeria is the place to be; this is where you can catch talented locals performing amazing shows.

The Italian Riviera is not to be missed. This attraction immediately transports you to the vibrant sceneries of the Mediterranean, where the land and seascapes of the Italian coast are painted on murals with such attention and detail.

Feel like travelling over to Amsterdam? The canal houses are a postcard-perfect attraction, and one of the major highlights is the windows, as some 400 pieces were used in varying sizes to create that unique imitation.

Other venues to explore here include New Orleans, Cape Town, Medieval England, Spain Colonial Houses, Lisbon Buildings, and so much more.

These and more await you when you visit the Roman Amphitheatre.