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Spectacular shot of the Roman Amphitheater of Cartagena with the sea in the bac
Roman Theatre in Cartagena. Cartagena, Murcia, Spain.
Ruins of roman amphitheater in Cartagena, Spain in Western Europe
General view of the Roman theater in Cartagena, Region of Murcia, Spain, with the city in the background
"The remains of the Roman Theatre (El Teatro Romano) of Cartagena, Spain, originally built over 2000 years ago at the end of the first century BC.See also my lightbox"
The city of Cartagena in the Region of Murcia, Spain. The Roman ruins of Carthago Nova are in the foreground.
The Roman theatre, dating back from the first century A.D., and the nearby Old Cathedral, dating back to 13th century, are the historic landmarks of Cartagena, a city on the Mediterranean coast in the Murcia region
Partial view of historic Roman theater in old town Cartagena, Spain, a popular tourist attraction by the Mediterranean sea.
Tourists visiting the remains of the Roman theatre, dating back from the first century A.D., and the nearby Old Cathedral, dating back to 13th century, the historic landmarks of Cartagena, a city on the Mediterranean coast in the Murcia region
Roman Theatre in Cartagena. Cartagena, Murcia, Spain.
View of the city of Cartagena in a panoramic view from a higher ground. Murcia, Spain
Roman Theatre in Cartagena. Cartagena, Murcia, Spain.
This magnificent roman theatre was built mare than 2000 years ago and could seat over 6000 spectators. It was only recently restored to its present condition. It is the number one tourist attraction in the region.
Cartagena, Murcia, Spain - August 30, 2017: Tourist area of Cartagena
"Roman theater of Carthago Nova, one of the landmarks of the city of Cartagena, Spain. Contrast between ancient and Modern. Polarized image."
The Roman theatre, dating back from the first century A.D., and the nearby Old Cathedral, dating back to 13th century, are the historic landmarks of Cartagena, a city on the Mediterranean coast in the Murcia region
The Roman theatre, dating back from the first century A.D., and the nearby Old Cathedral, dating back to 13th century, are the historic landmarks of Cartagena, a city on the Mediterranean coast in the Murcia region
The Roman theatre, dating back from the first century A.D., and the nearby Old Cathedral, dating back to 13th century, are the historic landmarks of Cartagena, a city on the Mediterranean coast in the Murcia region
The Roman theatre, dating back from the first century A.D., and the nearby Old Cathedral, dating back to 13th century, are the historic landmarks of Cartagena, a city on the Mediterranean coast in the Murcia region
Cartagena Murcia Spain on August 13, 2023 cityscape in a summer morning. Modernist architecture in the pediestrian city center. The Icue statue Representation of the typical rogue from Cartagena who roamed the docks.
A view of the ruins of a Roman amphitheatre in the Spanish coastal town of Cartagena.
"The Roman theatre found under the foundations of an old church in Cartagena (Murcia, Spain)"
cartagena, Spain – July 12, 2008: A vertical high angle shot of the famous Roman Theatre of the Archaeological Museum in Cartagena
Aerial panoramic view of port city Cartagena in Spain with famous roman amphitheater. Beautiful sunset over the mountains. Wide angle lens panorama.
Ancient columns in Cartagena Roman Amphitheater at Murcia Spain
Cartagena, Spain - June 21 2022: Cartagena Roman Amphitheatre Spain excavated between 1996 and 2003
Aerial view of the Roman theater of Cartagena and its surroundings on a cloudy day
Cartagena, Murcia, Spain- July 25, 2019: Tourists visiting Archeological remains of the roman amphitheater of Cartagena in a sunny day of summer.
Editorial Cartagena, Spain - October 08, 2024: Tourists throng the excavated Roman theatre in Cartagena in Spain.
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