Teatro Romano de Mérida Concerts

Beautiful place to visit. You can buy a ticket for a day to see also the other important places in Merida. You can buy at the local or online. Toilets are clean and there is a souvenirs shop when you leave the Teatro.

Great place to visit and learn the history. Descriptors had Spanish and English. Loved being able to crawl into a gladiator space and see various depictions of them from the day. The marble pieces are beautiful. I hope they don’t “over” restore as they continue to excavate.

I loved this place. It was 100 outside so it was very hot but we walked around and the sites and old ruins were amazing. My kids loved running around the old bull fighting arena and also the amphitheater pretending they were singers. My mom and MIL was with us and the ground was not paved all the way around the park so some of the walking was hard

It's an incredible experience, since it's a very ancient ruin that is quite conserved. The mobility trough the sites is very comfortable and organized. It's a must go.

So the place is very well preserved, it’s easy to walk around and there’re plenty of signs around to explain the history of the place. The information is easy to read and digest and I appreciated the drawings showcasing the different types of gladiators and how the building looked like in the past. What we didn’t like is that in October they already have the winter time table which means they close at 6PM so we ended up missing it in the afternoon and needed to come back in the morning. We’ve visited on the 9th of October when it was 35 degrees so it feels like closing at 6PM is way too early. We’ve met other tourists that also wanted to enter but couldn’t. Also the cashier lady was quite rude to us and she had a tense tone when talking to us. Maybe she shouldn’t be in a customer facing role if she doesn’t enjoy talking to people?