In Syracuse, in the Neapolis Archaeological Park, we can admire one of the most majestic theatres in the Greek world: the city theatre, which we know in its semicircular form shaped by the tyrant Hiero II around the 3rd century BC.
The structure has a cavea with a diameter of 138 metres. The 67 orders of steps carved into the rock still come alive every year, when a series of classical performances is staged, attracting visitors from all over Italy.
