The Campano Amphitheatre still stands out in its excellent state of preservation: it was probably the model for the Colosseum in Rome, although it was then progressively embellished by the emperors Adriano first and Antonino Pio then.
Nearby, it is interesting to visit the Gladiator Museum, which still retains just part of the decoration of the amphitheater, along with showing a reconstruction of a real gladiator fight.
Moving instead to the Archaeological Museum of ancient Capua, it is possible to observe the antiquity of the founding of the city: here are exhibited finds that go back to the Iron Age, passing through that Sannita, finally reaching the domination Roman.
The Mitreo, on the other hand, a small treasure found almost by accident during an excavation for the construction of a building, is one of the most intact testimonies of the practices around the cult of the god Mitra: the frescoes and seating, still perfectly visible, push the fancy to travel back to the 3rd century AD.
- Guided Tour by a Professional and Expert tourist Guide
- Campano Amphitheatre, perfecly preserved
- Gladiators’ Museum: it shows the ancients objects used by the Gladiators during the fights
- Archaeological Museum: casket of the treasures found during the excavations of the ancient city of Capua
- Mitreum: a charming place, dedicated to the mysteric worship of God Mitra, today well preserved and decorated by vivid frescoes
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