Ancient Theatre of Aigai (Aegae) - Ancient Theatre of Aigai (Aegae)

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Contact Ancient Theatre of Aigai (Aegae)

Address :

Vergina 590 31, Greece

Postal code : 590
Website : http://odysseus.culture.gr/h/2/gh251.jsp%3Fobj_id%3D9462
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Vergina 590 31, Greece
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matthew sayles on Google

Such a hidden gem. The whole town is very important historically.
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Marios Kotz on Google

A place where the king Filippe, father of Alexander the Great was killed. Only a part of it is excavated.
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Cornel Cioara Jr on Google

Nice place, I liked the way greek people preserve their history
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Mary Kikikis on Google

Partially excavated ancient theater covered with grass. The attendant guard explained the history and answered many questions.
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Andy Xufuris on Google

Not much to see here. No plaques out anything to make the experience stand out. It was nice to see, and the guy there told us a lot about it.
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Y.H. on Google

Theater of ancient Aigai (named also Aegae) - is located 500m south to Vergina and 100m north to the palace of Philip II of Aegae. The palace and the small theater beside were constructed during the reign of Philip II (359-336 B.C.), The palace, together with the Parthenon, is considered the biggest and the most significant building of classical Greece. The theater that was partially excavated and the palace form a single building complex designed and built in the second half of the 4th century BC. The theater was never completed and was abandoned in the mid-2nd century BC, when the city of Aigai was destroyed. The theater area is open to the public, but it has almost no interest and the only site worth spending time, is the Palace of King Philip II. If you arrive till here, don't miss a visit at the remarkable site/ museum of Royal Burial Cluster of Philip II at the center of Vergina!
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Doru Oprea on Google

The place where Philip, King of Macedonia was killed
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Ruxandra Ciuca on Google

Very old theater, used for gatherings even before theater shows existed. Just the first row was made of stone, the others were made of wood.

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