Located in Bordeaux, the Gallian Palace is the oldest Gallo-Roman ruins in the city, and although no one hears the roar of lions or the shouts of victorious gladiators, the ruins of this amphitheater evoke Burdigala (the Roman name for Bordeaux) at its peak, and there is still a huge gate to this day In addition to the many arches and remnants of walls incorporated into the surrounding houses, it is worth noting that it was a den of con artists and prostitutes in the 17th century, and witches are also said to have gathered there before the mayor turned the site into a quarry during the revolutionary period.