The Roma Theater (Kom el Dikka)

In 1967, due to construction works, the only Roman Amphitheater of this kind in Egypt, was discovered. It was built in the 2nd century AD. It is estimated that the theater with its 13 tires could receive 800 spectators. The theater includes galleries, sections of mosaic, marble seats, and columns, two of which are still standing by the theater. Roman baths with pools and pipes that can be seen are also located near the theater.