Bosra Theatre

located in the archaeological castle of Busra in the city of Busra Al -Sham in Syria, is one of the largest and most prevalent Roman theaters around the world. During the second century, Al -Muladu, and can accommodate about 15,000 viewers. The theater is distinguished by its models engraved from the Baziti stone and its wide platform, on which the shows were presented amazingly to the public. In addition to his role as a theater, it was converted into a castle during the Middle Ages, which contributed to preserving it over time.