What you'll hear inside Roman Amphitheatre of Cagliari:

• 1
  Arena and Underground Corridors (Cryptae)

  The arena and underground corridors (criptae) form the functional heart of the amphitheatre, hewn directly from the limestone rock of the hillside.

• 2
  Cavea (rock-cut steps)

  The cavea of Cagliari's Roman amphitheatre comprises tiered seating carved directly from the limestone rock on the southern slope of Buoncammino hill.

• 3
  Underground Cistern and Euripus

  The underground cistern and euripus form the hydraulic system of Cagliari's Roman amphitheatre.

• 4
  Animal and Scenic Machinery Stalls

  Beneath the amphitheatre's arena floor lie underground chambers that likely housed the stage machinery, whilst the perimeter corridors—the cryptae—held cages for wild animals used in the spectacles.

• 5
  Capuchin Orchard (quarry and adjacent garden)

  The Huerto de los Capuchinos, an urban historical garden west of the Roman Amphitheatre, is accessed via Viale Merello.