Theâtre Antique d'Orange Review

Magnificent. ...
Except that the municipality is FN, and the atmosphere before the show is felt!

It is one of the most impressive ancient amphitheaters in the world. It is worth going.

Because of the performances that are held there is little left of the old theater. The atmosphere has simply disappeared.

Very beautiful monuments to visit. Several choices, virtual and audiotel. Prices inquire on the spot, according to the seasons.

Beautiful Roman theater best preserved in France. It can contain a very large number of spectators
We give very beautiful shows
including concerts with French and international stars
Watch out for a little wool at night the theater is open

A fabulous place and I not tell you chills when Choregies. Dantesque.

There are only three in the world that maintain the building, in addition to the stands. 100% recommendable. Listen to the audio guide information and you will find out better. Take your time. This place is not visited in a hurry.

It's great and pretty well explained even if one or two attractions are a little kitsch. Cash desk staff not friendly. But the place is essential by its originality and its history.

Beautiful place to listen to concerts free parking place nearby.

Absolutely avoid at this time because of renovations ... suddenly, very expensive and nothing to do! The site must be really beautiful without these scaffoldings ... to redo

Beautiful Roman construction with amazing acoustics

It is in the restoration phase, you can not see the stage area but the entrance charge also without warning

Definitely beautiful and fascinating, to see even if the entry ticket ( 8:50) I find it too expensive.

Of course this theater is beautiful ... but I do not understand why at the entrance we remove the caps on the bottles ... which may seem normal but what seems abnormal is that inside a Gar goes into the aisles and sells bottles with caps one night while we were lined up an employee ordered us to eat all the food before going back ... which seems normal too ... but that she was not my surprise when I saw people disembarking with food bags .... tray of fries ... and more .... what's that? It is the spirit of Provence ?????

Beautiful place filled with history. Must visit when you are passing through Orange.

Very nice theater. Tickets including museum 9.50.
The museum is not special

The guided tour is definitely worth it. The guides are super interesting and adapt to the audience.

Always so nice to come to this theater for choregies

Beautiful tourist place, always captivating.
The museum, a little less interest.
Nevertheless, we must see the whole.

Great theater very well preserved, the theatrical visits are superb! The only negative point noted is the escape game which is more like a treasure hunt, the rules and purpose of which are not very well explained.

Superb place. Think of taking a cousin for more comfort sitting on stones.

It's great that something so old in such a state has been preserved and restored to this level

Came on a Sunday. It was very, too calm.
Nice but very short virtual tour ( 5 for 10 minutes including installation ...)
Audio guidance well done although could be improved (except the numbers to follow: no information, no visuals or other ... Must listen and focus!)

The view from the garden / park overlooking the theater is magnificent. Too bad it is damn badly indicated .... If I had to do it again I would start there.

Magnificent theater very well preserved and in addition a high place of musical culture! The plus is the visit in augmented reality and the possibility of making escape games!

Imposing, probably the only remarkable and memorable thing about my visit to this city

World Heritage!!! Very well-preserved Roman amphitheater. Guided tour with audio guide is highly recommended.

Information is very impressed. Learn a lot from this historic place

Wonderful place
Superb acoustics
Sublime show saw and listened mefistofele

Magnificent spectacle ... Spanish evening with Placido Domingo .... only happiness ...

One of the best preserved theaters in Europe. Many explanations thanks to the audiophone. A must if you go to Orange.

Excellent example of a Roman amphi theater. It is a must see. Well preserved.

Truly unique, interesting, well preserved and well managed. The theatre is also still used for stage productions. We were even allowed to take our dog in with us just not into the museum itself.

A dive into the medieval history.. worth visiting place..

The grandeur of the Romans in building such magnificent works ... we are lucky, we can still have the joy of visiting these places ....

This is the place where we discover the OPERA ... Exceptional ...

The wall of the amphitheater scene is standing and original. Pleasant and peaceful country.

A journey through time with the ancient theater of Orange. I recommend visiting with the headphones (free and disinfected by the hostesses). A must in the region. Allow 1h30 to discover all its facets, especially the belvedere which offers a striking view of the city and the theater.

The entrance fee I find for 9.50 'too expensive. The theater is not very big either. You can see it, if you visit the place. but I would not go there anymore. But it is also a matter of opinion.

A very well preserved Roman theater, with audio guide they tell you the whole story, recommended

Beautiful place in total renovation. Too bad the visit is so expensive.

2000 years of history before the eyes .. impressive, beautiful restoration of the building, quite easy to access and audio guide sufficient for the visit. Require identity paper for audio guide loan.By cons, in case of heat and sun, cruel lack of possibility of buying fresh drink inside the site, especially when we went up the stairs .. to note also a only toilet at the entrance.

show roberto alagna very disappointing. zero organization. row 36 did not exist, forced to wait 1/2 hour standing before being placed elsewhere. Fortunately that the singers and the bass were there, the delivery alagna nonexistent..It has been issued seats numbered
at 86 one and there is no numbering on the stands that we were
awarded!

Beautiful area. Take a small cushion, the seats are rustic!

An efficient team of organizers led by paulin reynard. The shows are highlighted thanks to the framework and a beautiful programming.
The icing on the cake: the choregies create extraordinary educational projects.

very beautiful site, the visit with the audioguide is very interesting

Worth seeing and seeing in the price of the museum ticket and the theater with multimedia rooms at the back of the amphitheater

Even if these works do not allow to take a picture of the facade

Most impressive Roman theater I have ever seen, you really have to see this with your own eyes. It is the only theater where the scene wall has been preserved. This wall is 103 meters high and 37 meters wide, really immense.

You get an audio tour in Dutch and you walk a route through the theater with a lot of information. Very nice to listen to.

Well worth the money !!

Few hiccups. The lady at the desk thought our 3 year old son was too young for an audio tour and he didn't get a box. Had no children himself, such a toddler of course does not like that he gets nothing. We received an extra cupboard through another lady. They want an identity card as a deposit for the locker.

It is truly a magnificent place and to tell yourself that thousands of spectators from different eras sat on these same bleachers, to project yourself in the memory that these old stones whisper in your ear when you take possession of your seat. . It's magic. I saw verdi's opera there, Aida. I loved the staging, the fabulous performance of the artists (who had a lot of merit because there was a lot of wind), the very history of the work that takes place in ancient Egypt ... This ancient theater only increases the pleasure and gives an even greater dimension to the spectacle. I had an unforgettable time there ...

To see without fail
, worth the detour

Wonderful visit, excellent value as it includes the museum across the road. It would have been helpful if the lady selling the ticket had told us to visit the theatre first and then cross the road for the museum. We stumbled across it by accident. Restaurant in the theatre grounds was good value for money too.