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The Colosseum, an architectural marvel and symbol of ancient Rome’s grandeur, invites you to step back in time and relive the glory of the Roman Empire. As you stand before this iconic amphitheater, envision the epic spectacles that unfold within its walls. Marvel at the ingenuity of its construction and the immense scale of this engineering masterpiece. Explore the labyrinthine corridors where gladiators once prepared for battle and the grand arena where thousands cheered for their favorite fighters. Learn about the Colosseum’s significance in shaping Roman culture and its enduring legacy in architecture and entertainment.

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Why choose an e-ticket & self-guided audio tour bundle for colosseum.

The self-guided audio tour will offer you both historical information and trivia about the site, as well as allow you to determine your own pace during the visit. That means taking your time to absorb the beauty and knowledge as well as pausing and resuming whenever and wherever you wish. Having a ticket beforehand will save you significant waiting time , because you will be able to enter through the automatic scanners instead of the ticket booth line.

How do I enter Colosseum without waiting in line?

Skip the ticket booth line and head directly for the scanners. Scan the QR code of your ticket directly from your phone’s screen and you may enter.

What is the duration of a self-guided audio tour of the Colosseum?

Depending on your pace, you may need up to 3 hours. The tickets are valid for 24 hours after their first validation. Your tickets can grant you 2 total admissions but are valid for 3 sites:

• The Palatine Hill

In order to visit all 3, you will have to combine the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill in one visit.

Can I visit Colosseum anytime during opening hours?

The visit to the Colosseum is time-specific. Your selected time-slot is indicated on your ticket. You will need to arrive 30 minutes early for the standard security screening. No luggage or large backpacks are allowed.

Which Colosseum attractions does your self-guided audio tour cover?

Among others, our team has created stories about the:

• The basements
• The Pope’s cross
• The Colosseum square
• The Arch of Constantine
• The Stern Abutment

What is the best time to take the Colosseum self-guided audio tour?

Taking into consideration the high temperatures and the hot italian sun, you may start your visit either early in the morning (08:30 first admission) or early in the afternoon before the last admission at 18:15. In general you may find it best to avoid rush hours, in order to better enjoy the site.

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Colosseum, Palatine Hill & Roman Forum Access with Audio Guide

• Unlock 3 landmarks that are Rome's shining pride and glory – the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.
• Delve into the bloody past of the Colosseum with the option to include a multilingual audio guide or entry to Mamertine Prison.
• Immerse in ancient life at the Roman Forum. Discover the Temple of Antoninus Pius, Temple of Saturn, Arch of Septimius Severus, and many other fascinating sites.
• At Palatine Hill, you'll be privy to some of the city’s best views. It was, after all, once known as the most prestigious neighborhood in Rome!
• Psst, want to stand in the footsteps of gladiators? Check out the arena access option and gain a new perspective of the amphitheater.
• Tip: While exploring Palatine Hill, the Farnese Gardens offer a peaceful escape from the crowds. Beautifully manicured terraces, statues, and panoramic views of the Roman Forum and Colosseum await.
• The digital audio guide is available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Chinese.
• Families with children will be escorted to the entrance of the Roman Forum
• Please note that timed priority entry is only available at the Colosseum, but the tickets for the Forum and Palatine will remain valid for an additional 24 hours after the Colosseum entry time selected during booking.
• You might be given a time slot 30 minutes earlier or up to 2 hours later than the one you picked, depending on what's available.
• The tickets for the Palatine and Forum will remain valid for an additional 24 hours after the Colosseum entry time selected during booking.
• Note that there are 2 entrances: one for the Colosseum, and another for the Roman Forum & Palatine Hill (combined). You may enter each entrance ONLY ONCE and not re-enter.
• It is mandatory to carry a valid ID or passport with you and present it at the time of entry if requested.
• The security check can take 30 mins or more. To make the process quicker, please insert any object (including mobile phone) in the bag/backpack or in the tray to be included in the X-ray.
• Have your ID ready to qualify for free entry.
• These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Colosseum Access with Virtual Reality Experience

• Experience the Roman Colosseum like never before on this unique VR tour with access to the Colosseum, and entry to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.
• Put on your Oculus VR glasses and tour the mysterious dungeons that lay underground before listening to the roar of the crowds and gladiators on your way to the arena.
• Tune in to interesting commentary as your multilingual audio guide engages you through your exploration of ancient Rome.
• After your VR tour, wander the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill at your own pace. Keep an eye out for temples, ancient graffiti, and hidden passages!
• Tip: The Neronian Cryptoporticus is a hidden underground passage that connected Palatine Hill to the Colosseum, offering a glimpse into the architecture and engineering of the time.
• Please note that the Virtual Reality experience is held outside the Colosseum for safety reasons.
• You must carry a valid ID with you and present it at the time of entry if requested. Should you fail to do so, venue authorities may deny you entry and such instances are not liable for reschedules or refunds.
• The following are not allowed inside the Colosseum: Luggage, large backpacks.
• The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users, pram/stroller users or baby carriages, people with mobility issues.
• Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult and must carry a valid ID card.

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The Colosseum, the world’s still-standing ancient amphitheater that saw battles, bloodshed and bravery. What were the cheers and sounds that reverberated in this colossal auditorium once upon a time? Take an audio guided tour to enjoy an immersive experience — get goosebumps as you listen to the narrator’s voice up close and personal. Your audio guide also includes background music to heighten the reality of the experience. Prepare to travel back in time to see gladiators come alive in your mind’s eye as they fight epic battles and savage beasts.

Why take an audioguided tour of the Colosseum?

Flexibility

With an audio guided tour, you can explore the Colosseum the way you like, without following a set agenda or route. Feel like you just want to stop and stare at a particularly noteworthy structure or remnant of the Colosseum? Hit the pause button. Didn’t hear the last sentence? Rewind to catch up on what you missed.

Multilingual options

Listen to the guide in a language you’re comfortable in. Pick from English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Polish and Chinese options.

Two downloadable versions

There are two versions of the audio guide which you can download: the full version (75.3 MB) that you can even listen to offline, or a condensed version (19.5 MB) that has only the main contents. The latter, though also downloadable, does not have all the features of the full version. If you want more information from the shorter version, you must use data on spot to download as you go.

Short and sweet

Most clips are just 40 seconds to just under 4 minutes — so the information is bite-sized and easy to remember. Get ready to wow your friends and family with cool Colosseum facts once you finish your tour!

Read the transcript

If you want to make note of interesting trivia, read the transcript of the audio guide and bookmark what you find useful. This is also useful for listeners who might find the narrator’s accent a challenge. 

Image gallery

Find images of the various sections of the Colosseum from different angles — see an aerial view of the amphitheater, or the various gates from which the gladiators enter the arena.

Bonus additions

Audio guided tours of the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill are also included in this digital audio guide. You can discover the stories behind their structure, key monuments and more through the guide.

Is an audio guided tour suitable for me?

Flexible, allowing you to explore at your convenience.

Offers limited potential for interaction and engagement, unlike a guided tour, for example.

Available in multiple languages like English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Chinese. 

These experiences are timed (usually 1-1.5 hours), so there is fixed start and end time to your visit.

Immersive experience enhanced by expert narration and voice modulation, keeping the listener intrigued.

You may face technical issues due to lack of connectivity, etc.

Things to know before taking a Colosseum audio guided tour

• Unless you are booking the VR experience, your audio guided tour must be booked as an add-on. 
• It’s advisable to download the whole audio guide so that even if connectivity is cut off inside the Colosseum, you can still listen to the commentary offline.
• These experiences are timed, so you have only a limited window to explore the Colosseum. Make the most of your visit by hitting the top highlights first, like the arena and museum.
• In the case of the VR experience, your Oculus headset will offer live commentary along with 3D reconstruction to bring gladiator fights and cheering audiences alive. Note that the VR experience takes place outside the monument for safety reasons.

Frequently asked questions about Colosseum audio guide tours

An audio guide that is purchased as an add-on is priced at €23.50. The multilingual audio guide that comes with the VR experience starts at €57.51.

Yes, the audio guide is in the form of an app that is sent out as a link to guests before the experience begins. So it will be accessed from your personal device only.

Audio guides are suitable for children too, and they might find it a unique educational experience. The audio guide with the VR experience is sure to be an exciting and kinesthetic experience for kids.

At present, audio guides are available only in the digital app form.

Yes, these Colosseum audio guides come in different languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Chinese.

Timed entry tickets can be between 30 minutes to 2 hours. The VR experience with the audio guide also lasts for about 2 hours.

Yes, you can play, pause or rewind the commentary whenever you choose. You can also fast forward and skip clips to move on to the next one.

Since the digital app would be downloaded on your phone, you need to use your own earphones/headphones to access the guide.

Visitors with disabilities and limited mobility benefit from audio guided tours as they can explore the monument at their own pace and don’t have to feel pressured to keep up with a group. These tours are also a great way for people with vision impairment to explore the Colosseum.

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Rome: Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Audio Tour

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Discover the Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill with a Colosseum-guided audio tour.  Our tour allows you to explore Rome’s most important and treasured historic sites, including a comprehensive Colosseum audio guide. The Colosseum is the largest amphitheater ever built since its construction in 70 AD and is undoubtedly one of the most recognized landmarks in the world. Uncover the events it used to host centuries ago, from gladiator fights to entertainment shows. Exploring the Colosseum is a truly immersive experience, made even more enriching with the help of a Colosseum audio tour or simply an expertly audio-guided Colosseum tours. At the Roman Forum, also known as the ‘Ancient City’, you will step back in time and discover the fascinating history of the Romans on a Roman Forum tour, as you observe ancient monuments, ruins, shrines, and temples. The entrance ticket to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill is not included and needs to be purchased separately. With this app-based self-guided audio tour of the Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill, you will enjoy unlimited independent sightseeing of Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill with the convenience of a Colosseum audio guide. There's no need to meet up with a member of staff; simply download our App and start your experience straight away anywhere. Please note this is not the audio guide offered on the premises. This self-guided audio tour, is subject to the opening days and hours of the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. The entrance ticket needs to be purchased separately.

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Please note, this is a digital experience. There is no meeting point or staff on-site.

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Do I need to find any guide if I have purchased a Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Self-Guided Audio Tour?

If the product you have purchased is a self-guided tour, as indicated in the title. Therefore, there is no designated meeting point, and there is no need to meet with someone from our team. You have the flexibility to enjoy the tour at your convenience.

How to download Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Self-Guided Audio Tour?

Simply scan the QR code on your voucher and follow the instructions to download the Vox City app and the city map in your preferred language. If you encounter any problems shoot us an email at [email protected] or contact our customer support live 24/7 through our website. Remember that you can download the city map prior to your arrival.

Do the entrance ticket comes with purchasing this audio guide?

This self-guided audio tour is subject to the opening days and hours of the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill and the entrance ticket needs to be purchased separately.

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Colosseum: Self-guided Audio Tour on your Phone (without ticket)

Rome, Italy

• Offline content and interactive map won't eat up your data
• Self-guided tour is great for independent travelers
• Phone-based tour lets you stop and start whenever you like
• Tour with just your party, no big groups

What's Included

Departure & return, departure point, departure time, return details, what to expect, additional info.

• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Please consider that admission fees for the archaeological site are not included in the price. Kindly proceed to Colosseum’s ticket office to purchase your ticket
• This is a downloadable self-guided audio tour for your smartphone. No live guide will accompany you. No VR / AR is included
• Book per device to be used, not per participant
• After booking, you will receive an email from Clio Muse Tours with further instructions about your audio tour. Please check your email spam folder as well
• As internet access might be unavailable & mobile signal may be weak,so prior to your visit and while you have wifi access, download on your smartphone, the audio tour in order to enjoy it offline
• The audio tour can be used repeatedly both online and offline. Use your headphones to best enjoy
• An Android or iOS smartphone is required. (Windows phones are not compatible with the app)
• Please ensure you have enough storage space. (required size for the app & tour: 100-150 MB)
• The Colosseum is wheelchair accessible from the entrances located along Via dei Fori Imperiali. The first floor can be accessed by the lift on the northern side of the Amphitheatre
• Kindly note that travelers need to arrive at the entrance of the Colosseum 30 minutes in advance to go through the security check-in. Late arrivals won’t be accommodated
• Please consider that large backpacks and bulky bags/ luggage are not allowed in the archaeological site
• Please wear sunscreen and a hat during the hot summer months
• Visitors are advised to wear comfortable shoes
• Most travelers can participate
• Non refundable once activated
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers

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Colosseum Self-Guided 40-Minute Audio Tour – Rome

Set out on an enriching journey through the Colosseum with the Self-Guided 40-Minute Audio Tour 2024 in Rome. Led by the captivating voice of Spartacus, visitors will uncover the ancient allure of this iconic monument. Equipped with offline chapters and insider insights, this audio tour promises a personalized exploration like never before.

Starting at Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Roma RM , Italy , guests can savor the history at their own pace. With a blend of history and technology, this tour offers a unique perspective and a chance to take in the Colosseum’s legendary tales.

• Engaging 40-minute self-guided audio tour at the Colosseum with Spartacus narration
• Interactive elements for immersive exploration and understanding of historical significance
• Convenient meeting point at Piazza del Colosseo with flexible tour schedule
• Snack options provided for a rewarding and educational experience

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Tour Overview

Enjoy the rich history of the Colosseum with a self-guided audio tour narrated by the voice of Spartacus.

The audio commentary provides a depth of information about the ancient amphitheater, offering insights into its construction, the gladiatorial games , and the societal context of ancient Rome.

This interactive experience allows visitors to explore at their own pace while delving into the fascinating stories behind the iconic monument.

With Spartacus as your guide, you can visualize the grandeur of the Colosseum and imagine the spectacles that once took place within its walls.

The tour combines historical facts with engaging narratives, creating a memorable and educational journey through one of Rome’s most famous landmarks.

Inclusions and Amenities

Enhance your visit to the Colosseum with a comprehensive self-guided audio tour that includes a variety of inclusions and amenities for a seamless and informative experience. When you book this audio tour, you can expect the following:

Snack Options : Enjoy the tour without worrying about hunger with provided snacks.

Audio Quality: Enjoy the narration with high-quality audio for a clear and engaging experience.

Interactive Features: Engage with the content through interactive elements that enhance your understanding of the Colosseum’s history.

Historical Accuracy : Gain insights into the ancient history of the Colosseum with a tour that’s carefully crafted for historical accuracy .

These inclusions and amenities ensure a rewarding and educational visit to this iconic Roman landmark.

Meeting Point and Schedule

The meeting point for the self-guided audio tour at the Colosseum in Rome is located at Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Roma RM , Italy .

Upon arrival, visitors will receive their audio guide narrated by the voice of Spartacus, providing essential historical context about the ancient monument. It’s important to note that there’s no tour guide to meet you at the location.

The tour is available from 10:30 AM to 07:30 PM, allowing flexibility for visitors to choose a convenient time to embark on their 40-minute journey through the Colosseum.

After completing the tour, you will end back at the meeting point, where they can further explore the iconic site or explore more fascinating details about its history and significance.

Traveler Reviews and Feedback

Travelers visiting the Colosseum in Rome have provided valuable feedback and reviews on their experiences with the self-guided audio tour narrated by Spartacus. Here is a summary of their thoughts:

Audio Quality : Many praised the clear sound and high-quality narration, enhancing their understanding of the historical site.

Interactive Experience : Travelers enjoyed the interactive elements of the tour, such as the ability to select different chapters and explore at their own pace.

Historical Context : Several reviewers highlighted the depth of historical information provided, giving them a richer appreciation of the Colosseum.

Spartacus’ Narration : The majority of visitors found Spartacus’ narration engaging and informative, adding a captivating layer to their tour experience.

Additional Tour Information

After exploring the historical significance and visitor feedback of the self-guided audio tour at the Colosseum in Rome, explore the practical details and benefits of this immersive experience.

The audio commentary , narrated by the voice of Spartacus, provides visitors with in-depth historical insights, creating an interactive experience that enhances the storytelling within the ancient walls of the Colosseum.

This self-guided tour allows for flexible exploration, catering to those seeking a comprehensive understanding of the iconic landmark. By immersing oneself in the rich history of the Colosseum through the audio tour, visitors can gain a deeper appreciation for the site and its significance.

Enhance your visit by letting Spartacus guide you through the immersive storytelling of this iconic Roman monument.

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Common questions

Can I Use My Own Headphones for the Audio Tour, or Are Headsets Provided?

Yes, you can use your own headphones for the audio tour, but headsets are provided for convenience. The provided headsets ensure optimal sound quality and compatibility with the tour’s narration. This flexibility enhances the overall experience for all visitors.

Is There a Specific Route or Order to Follow During the Self-Guided Tour, or Can I Explore at My Own Pace?

During the self-guided audio tour at the Colosseum, visitors have the flexibility to explore at their own pace. There is no specific route to follow, allowing for a personalized and guided experience through the ancient Roman landmark.

Are There Any Age Restrictions or Limitations for Participating in the Audio Tour?

Age restrictions or limitations don’t apply for the audio tour. Participants of all ages can enjoy the experience. Headphones are provided, and visitors have route flexibility . Ticket purchasing is separate. Restroom availability is within the Colosseum.

How Long in Advance Should I Purchase Tickets for the Audio Tour, and Are There Any Discounts Available?

When planning to experience the audio tour, visitors should purchase tickets in advance to secure availability. Discounts might be offered for group rates . The 40-minute tour provides valuable insights, making it an ideal choice for a comprehensive Colosseum visit.

Are There Any Restrooms or Facilities Available Along the Tour Route, or Should I Plan Accordingly Before Starting the Tour?

Travelers don’t need to worry about restroom availability during the self-guided audio tour. With flexible timing, visitors can plan accordingly beforehand. This ensures a seamless experience exploring the Colosseum without interruptions.

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Self-Guided Colosseum Tour

If you prefer to tour the Colosseum on your Maybe you have seen the prices of guided walking tours

This post is an overview of the various tours of the Colosseum in Rome available to you, including our free, self-guided tour.

We offer guided walking tours through Rome since 2012, including Colosseum Tours.

So, we know a thing or two about the Colosseum.

We even have a post that explains the different ticket options and ways that you could visit.

And just below, you could watch this 1-hour guided virtual tour of the Colosseum including the Underground.

• Self-Guided Tour
• Small-Group Guided Tours
• Restricted Areas
• Virtual Reality Tours
• Nighttime Tours
• Visit On Your Own

SELF-GUIDED TOUR OF THE COLOSSEUM

This tour of the historic Colosseum in Rome will cover some of the most notable things to see and experience at the landmark.

Our self-guided service is intended as a companion to the Rick Steves free audio tour or can be used to research what you will see here.

This tour will include information about both the exterior and interior of the Colosseum, so you’ll need a ticket in order to enjoy the full experience. 

Please check our post covering how to get Colosseum tickets for more details.

1. The Colosseum

Also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, this structure is one of the seven wonders of the world, and it is arguably one of the most photographed and well-known locations globally as well.

The Colosseum was constructed between the years of AD 72 - AD 80. 

The outer wall required over 100,000 cubic metres of travertine limestone, and except for a small area on one side of the building, this exterior wall no longer exists.

During the height of its popularity, author Juvenal said of Rome that “the people are only anxious for two things: bread and circuses.”

We’ll be covering the history of this arena in greater detail later in this tour, including details about some of the events that were held here -- and of course the gladiator games!

2. North Side Exterior

The remaining exterior wall is easy to point out because of the triangular wedges which have been placed to keep it from falling. 

These wedges are so well crafted that they almost look like they have always been there.

You’ll get a much better look at them once you make your way to the entrance of the Colosseum. 

For now, from the northernmost point, you’ll be getting a view of the last remains of the outer wall of this landmark.

On the southern side, almost all of the outer walls deteriorated, and the remaining walls were part of the interior of the Colosseum.

The original outer wall that you are now looking at is said to have needed over 100,000 cubic metres of travertine stone, held together by around 300 tons of iron clamps.

From here you’ll be able to see 3 stories of arcades with windows placed at regular intervals. Above the three floors lies the attic, where the awning (or retractable roof) was located.

The second and third-floor arcades had framed statues that most likely honored divine and mythological figures from ancient times.

3. Former Site of the Statue of Colossus

So where did the Colosseum get its name? 

It came from a bronze statue called the Colossus of Nero which was created and placed outside the Domus Aurea, the structure which stood here before the amphitheater.

The Colossus of Nero was around 30 metres (100 feet) tall, which made it almost as tall as the Statue of Liberty.

Over time, thanks to its proximity to the statue, the Flavian Amphitheatre became known simply as the Colosseum. 

Sadly, the statue no longer stands here, and, likely, it hasn’t been in the area since at least the 7th century. 

Historians believe that the Colossus was either torn down during the Sack of Rome in 410, or it may have fallen in an earthquake during the 5th century.

4. Arch of Constantine

Located halfway between the Colosseum and Palatine Hill, this triumphal arch was dedicated to Constantine the Great to commemorate his victory over Maxentius at the Battle of Milvian Bridge in 312 AD.

At 21 metres high and almost 26 metres deep, this is the largest Roman triumphal arch in the city. 

Although it was initially dedicated to Constantine, it features decorations and statues from earlier triumphal arches that had been built for Hadrian, Trajan, and Marcus Aurelius.

The road underneath is known as the Via triumphalis, and it is the route that would be taken by generals who were returning to Rome after a triumphant battle.

The original route began at Campus Martius, went through the Circus Maximus, around Palatine Hill, to the Roman Forum, and onto the Capitoline Hill.

5. South Side Exterior

If you look to your left, you should be able to see the wedges holding up the remaining outer wall of the Colosseum.

But, over time the entire southern end of this exterior has deteriorated from exposure.

The walls you’ll be able to see from here were once the interior walls of the Colosseum. 

Since those walls have fallen and exposed the interior, these are technically now the exterior walls of the landmark.

Much of the damage to the southern side was caused by a large earthquake in 1349.

Much of the fallen stone was reused in churches, palaces, and other important locations throughout Rome.

6. Entrance to the Colosseum

Entering this historic site today isn’t quite the same as it was centuries ago.

But, if you need help getting tickets and learning about how to get inside quickly, make sure to read our post on how to get Colosseum tickets .

In the past, it was quite easy to get into this amphitheater and find your seat, as there are 80 entrances, 76 of which were designed for your average, ordinary spectator.

This is one similarity the Colosseum shares with modern-day arenas, as most of them use the same design concept to ensure guests get in and out as quickly as possible.

Each entrance, exit, and staircase were numbered, another design feature you’ll also find in modern venues.

The Northern main entrance was reserved specifically for the Roman Emperor. 

The other three axial entrances were used by elites. Today, only two of the original outer entrances remain XXIII and LIIII. 

Back during its heyday, tickets were simply shards of pottery with numbers etched into them which would direct guests to their seats.

The Colosseum was capable of holding between 50,000 - 80,000 guests, which is bigger than most modern stadiums and venues in the world.

7. Arena Floor

This famous arena may be known mostly for the gladiators who once fought here, but this ancient site was used for a lot of other games and events.

In addition to gladiatorial combat, the Colosseum was also capable of being flooded for naval battles, but this was rarely done because it caused significant damage to the structure.

Although animals were often used at the Colosseum, they were usually sent in to fight other hungry animals and it wasn’t as common to see them sent in to fight against gladiators.

Chariot races were another popular event held at the Colosseum, and the floor of the amphitheater was transformed into a race track for this activity.

The race tracks used for chariot racing were called circuses, and one of the most famous examples of a circus is just down the road from the Colosseum -- the Circus Maximus.

A chariot race typically involved 2-4 horse chariots which would run seven laps. This type of equestrian sport is now most easily comparable to thoroughbred horse racing.

Although it is commonly thought that the Colosseum once had a retractable roof, it should be noted that this didn’t look anything like the retractable roofs used in sports arenas today.

Instead, some awnings were rolled out on hot, sunny days which kept the audience protected from the heat. 

These awnings were only placed over the audience seating, so the Gladiators were never protected. 

Since these awnings could be taken in and rolled back out when necessary, you could say they were technically retractable, but there was no electricity or hydraulic energy used for this process.

Believe it or not, these awnings were something like sails, and that’s why they had a crew of sailors perform the task.

8. The Vestal Virgins’ Box

If you’re near the entrance, look to your right toward the centre of the first floor of seating. This is where you’ll find the Vestal Virgins’ Box.

As the name implies, this is where the Vestal Virgins sat, and they were the female priestesses of Ancient Rome.

These priestesses were important figures in Rome at the time, and many ceremonies were held in their honor. 

Many people felt that the success of Rome was dependent upon them, and this is just one reason why they were given a place of honor at the Colosseum.

9. The Arena Floor + Underground

Located at the centre of the Colosseum, this arena was about 83 x 48 metres in size.

The floor of the arena was originally wooden and covered with sand, covering the underground hypogeum area.

The hypogeum is now clearly visible, as most of the original wooden floor no longer exists.

As you can see, this was once a network of tunnels and cages where gladiators and animals were kept.

Another interesting aspect of the hypogeum was the 80 vertical shafts which were used to transport animals and other bits of scenery to the floor of the arena.

Elevators and pulleys were used to raise and lower the platforms in these vertical shafts, and there is evidence that they used hydraulic power to accomplish this feat.

Some tickets and tours provide access to this part of the Colosseum if you want a closer look. 

10. Gladiator Gate

The Colosseum is perhaps best known as the home of the gladiator games in Rome.

This is where slaves, criminals, and prisoners of war were once brought to fight for their lives.

Criminals sentenced to death would sometimes serve their sentence by being put into the ring without any weapons or means to defend themselves.

While many of the people who fought did so against their will, some volunteered to be gladiators and went to special schools to train and prepare for their fight.

When Gladiators entered the arena, they did so through the Gladiator Gate, a side entrance that was originally used only by the Gladiators. 

This gate can be seen directly across from the entrance of the Colosseum.

These battles typically took place on the arena floor, much of which no longer exists. 

Gladiators were kept in the hypogeum, and you can see a lot of this area from what remains of the floor of the arena.

11. Emperor’s Box

Located directly across from the Vestal Virgins’ Box, you’ll see the Emperor’s Box just above the arena floor. 

This is where the emperor would sit, and it was arguably the best seat in the house.

On either side of the Emperor’s Box, you’ll see the podium where the senatorial class was permitted to bring their chairs and enjoy an excellent view of the action.

If you look closely in these areas, you can still see some of the names of the 5th-century senators who sat here carved into the stone to reserve their spot.

Just think of them as season ticket holders!

12. Colosseum Museum

Located on the second level, this museum houses many notable works from the Colosseum, as well as exhibits that tell the story of this historic landmark.

Many of the items you’ll find here were pulled from excavations at the Colosseum, so they are original artifacts from the past.

Admission to this museum is included with your ticket to the Colosseum, so you don’t even have to worry about additional costs.

13.The Belvedere

If you have the right tickets and the area is open for public viewing, you might be able to see the uppermost floor of the Belvedere. 

You’ll need access to the lift which takes you to this floor to see it. You can find the lift on the northeastern end of the Colosseum.

There are tours of this area available for 9 euros, but the main reason to visit this level is for the incredible views of both the Colosseum and everything surrounding the structure. 

As you look around on the upper levels, you might wonder if anyone who once entered this area of the Colosseum for free appreciated the view from here.

The third floor of the Colosseum was once reserved for Rome’s middle class, whereas the fourth and fifth floors were designed for ordinary citizens, slaves, and women.

This is yet another way that modern arenas and stadiums tend to follow a similar pattern.

The middle floors are typically reserved for special seating and boxes for the wealthy, while the upper floors which are further from the action are essentially the “cheap seats.”

Although this area was designed for plebians, it did include shelter from the sun and rain, and tickets to this area were entirely free -- which is more than you can say for most sports venues today!

Sure, it’s further from the action at the center of the arena, but looking out at the rest of Rome, you can see quite a few notable sites from here such as the Temple of Venus & Rome and the Arch of Constantine.

In addition to these sites, you can also see attractions like the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. 

Admission to each of these locations is included with your ticket to the Colosseum.

While it wouldn’t have been the best seat in the house back when the Colosseum was in use, this is now one of the best places to take in the impressive beauty of the building in its entirety.

14. The Temple of Venus & Rome

This temple was built at the behest of emperor Hadrian on the remains of Domus Transitoria, which would later be replaced by Domus Aurea after a fire in 64 AD.

This is also where the Colossus of Nero first stood before it was moved to the amphitheater. 

Apollodorus, a respected Roman architect at the time, actually mocked the design of the temple, stating that the figures in the seated statues would hit their heads if they ever tried to stand up.

Shortly after making these comments he was not only banished from the city but eventually executed. The moral of the story is never to question the judgment of the emperor!

Although the temple would stand for several more centuries, it was eventually destroyed after an earthquake in the 9th century, at which time a church was built over the ruins.

Today, the temple is sometimes used by the Pope for public addresses, but admission is also included in your tickets to the Colosseum.

COLOSSEUM GUIDED TOURS

In this section, we cover tours that include general admission to the Colosseum, but not access to restricted areas such as the Underground and the Belvedere .

Disclosure:  While our recommendations are always unbiased, we may receive a small share of sales through some of the links below at no cost to you. See the  full text .

Private companies have a few advantages over the official tour. First, they tend to have smaller groups than the official tour, 12-24 people vs. 30+. 

Second, they have their special entrance , which is even better than skip-the-queue for general admission and official tours because it allows for immediate access to the security checkpoint.

Third, most of these tours are more time-efficient and visit both the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. 

Lastly, they usually focus on having fluent English speakers . 

We list a few companies below, but there are simply too many options available to list. Click here to see the full range of possibilities , which include virtual reality tours. 

We have listed the companies that get consistently great reviews on TripAdvisor, Google, and other platforms. 

Expect to pay between €42 to €67 per adult depending on what you choose, though some companies may offer a pay-what-you-wish tour .

In general, prices are determined by the number of participants per guide, with some groups capping off at 24 and others that limit their sizes to 12 or smaller. 

Prices include all fees to enter all 3 attractions.

There are less expensive options available, but they are not as well-reviewed or don't offer daily tours. 

There are simply too many options available to list. Click here to see the full range of possibilities . 

This company offers a range of tours in Rome including multiple trips to the Colosseum.

Their services at this landmark cover additional topics such as the Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, and the Arena floor.

In addition to these outings, they also have a VIP Underground tour you might enjoy.

Each tour is led by a professional guide and headsets are provided to every guest so that you can hear everything that is being said.

You'll also receive skip-the-line access at the Colosseum, making it easier to get inside and take a look around.

Colosseum Tour + Arena Floor  (Skip-the-Lines)

• €59 - Adult
• €54 - Child (2-14)
• Max of 25 guests
• Duration: 3 hours
• Availability: Daily

Colosseum Tour + Roman Forum & Palatine Hill  (Skip-the-Lines)

• €61 - Adults
• €57 - Child (2-14)

The Roman Guy

This is one of the most popular tour companies in Rome, and they provide a lot of different outings to some of the most notable landmarks and locations in the city – including the Colosseum!

If you’re looking for a guided tour of this historic structure, they currently offer a Colosseum Highlights Tour which also includes a visit to Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.

With a max of 18 guests per tour, this is one of the smaller highlights tours available at this location. This outing also includes a skip-the-line entrance to the Colosseum.

• €68.95/Adults | €61.95/Youth | €39.95/Children
• Max of 10 guests

Purchase tickets or learn more here .

In addition to this tour, The Roman Guy also provides an even longer outing which includes privileged admission to the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum as well as stops at Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, and Piazza Navona.

This tour also includes a skip-the-line tour of the Vatican Museums, allowing you to see yet another historically relevant and important attraction in Rome.

• €138.95/Adults | €114.95/Youth | €49.95/Children
• Max of 15 guests
• Duration: 7 hours

City Wonders 

City Wonders is one of the larger walking tour companies in Rome. This tour covers the Colosseum, the Forum, and Palatine Hill.

They also offer a tour of the Colosseum's Underground .

They are not the cheapest, but they are extremely well-reviewed, averaging 5 out of 5 stars on TripAdvisor with over 13,000 total reviews. 

They also offer 100% money back if you cancel within 24 hours or more in advance.

On their tour, you will be provided with headphones to ensure that you hear your live guide. They also offer tours in Spanish, French, Italian, and German, mostly on weekends.

• €59 adult | €54 child 2-14 | 1 and younger are free
• Maximum 25 participants
• daily tours in English at 9 am, 10 am, and 3 pm
• More details or to purchase .

Official Guided Tours

This is for the official Colosseum guided tour with an official live tour guide but does not include access to the Underground, Arena, or the Belvedere. 

Likewise, it does not visit the Forum nor Palatine Hill, however, your ticket includes entry to both.

The express tour is conducted in English, Italian, French, or Spanish and it lasts 45 minutes.

In addition to their 45-minute outing, you can also take a 3-hour tour which covers a bit more ground and gives you more time to see the landmark.

Express Colosseum Tour

• €23/Adults | €9/Children
• Duration: 45 minutes
• Hours: 9:30 am, 11 am, 12:15 am, 13:30 (1:30 pm), 14:45 (2:45 pm)

Extended Colosseum Tour

• €33/Adults | €17/Children
• Hours: 10 am
• Not currently available.

Each of these services includes admission to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill for an entire day, so even if you can’t see everything during the tour, you can still go back in and spend some more time at these sites.

You can purchase these tours on the Colosseum’s official website . 

If you find their website too frustrating or they are sold out for the time that you want, you could also book it through Get Your Guide , but it’s typically €15 more per adult.

SELF-GUIDED AUDIO AND VISUAL TOURS

A self-guided tour is a reasonable option for experiencing the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and the Forum.

A big advantage of this option compared to a guided tour is that you can linger around inside the Colosseum for as long as you like, to enjoy the views, or to visit the public exhibits.

The disadvantages are you won't have quick access to the security line (unless you arrive early) and you won't have an expert tour guide around if you have questions.

This option also doesn't permit access to the Underground, Arena Floor, or Belvedere. Only guided tours take you there.

There is even a free audio tour from Rick Steves that we recommend, not just because it's a free, quality production, but because he also offers a free audio tour of the Forum (see below). 

YOU NEED A TICKET

Please note that if you choose to take a self-guided tour, then you will need a general admission ticket to enter any of the 3 sights (unless you have a Roma Card or Omnia Card , which grants free entry).

We have a post that explains getting tickets to enter the Colosseum on your own but here is a quick summary.

The cost for the official self-guided audio and visual tours is in addition to the general admission ticket but can now be purchased as one combined ticket.

Tickets are good for 2 days, but you can only enter each attraction once. Palatine Hill and the Forum are considered one attraction as is the Colosseum.

We recommend buying and printing out your ticket before you arrive, then you will have what is called skip-the-queue tickets. 

Without printed tickets, you will need to stand on a will-call line to pick up your tickets. This could take 30-60 minutes during the busy season.

Official Colosseum Audio Tour 

The official audio tour comes in many languages: Italian, English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Russian, Chinese, Portuguese, Arabic, Latin, LIS + ASL, and lasts 70 min. 

It costs €24 and includes the entry ticket and reservation fee. 

If you get frustrated with the main site  or if they are sold out, then you could buy your tickets here as well. It's an extra €6 compared to going through the official site. 

NOTE: If you have either the Roma Care or Omnia Card , then you should choose free entrance   + audio video  € 5,50 .

Official Colosseum Video Tour 

The visual guide is a rented iPhone unit in the following languages: Italian, English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Russian, Chinese, and Portuguese. It lasts for 50 min.

This ticket can only be purchased in advance on the official website .

NOTE: If you have either the Roma Care or Omnia Card , then you should choose free entrance   + video guide  € 6.00 .

Rick Steves

We recommend the well-produced, free audio guides from Rick Steves. You could download his app or you can listen to the audio on Itunes or any mp3 player. 

Rick Steves offers a free tour of the Forum and one of the Colosseum, as well as other locations throughout Rome, including the Vatican and St. Peters. 

The only missing tour is for Palatine Hill, but there you could use the official audio guide.  

• Rick Steves Audio Europe Italy   

NOTE:  You will need to purchase a general admission ticket if you choose this option.

UNDERGROUND, ARENA, AND BELVEDERE TOURS

There are some rooms and floors of the Colosseum that are typically off-limits to most visitors, but they are made available on special tours.

This section provides details about the restricted areas you can visit while taking a tour.

• Underground
• Arena Floor

COLOSSEUM UNDERGROUND TOURS

Access to the Colosseum’s underground is only possible on a guided tour. Spaces are limited and there is an additional cost for ticket holders. 

The underground consists of tunnels, cages, and jail cells where gladiators, prisoners, and exotic animals were kept hidden from the roaring crowd above.

Most guided tours also include a walk out onto the arena floor, which is also a privilege.

This is a must-do for history buffs .

Below, we list some of the options available to you, including night tours of the Underground. 

There are simply too many options available to list. Click here to see the full range of possibilities .

You can also find more details on our post covering Underground Colosseum tours.

Aside from their highlights tour, this company also provides a Colosseum Underground tour which includes admission to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.

Access to the underground sells out quickly, but The Roman Guy always gets admission thanks to their status as approved tour guides.

If you want an even closer look at the landmark, consider this tour of the Colosseum Underground.

• €124.95/Adults | €83.95/Youth | €34.95/Children
• Maximum of 24 guests.
• Duration: 3 ½ hours

Purchase tickets or learn more .

As mentioned above, City Wonders is a well-reviewed Rome tour company.

On their Underground tour, you will be provided with headphones to ensure that you hear your live guide. 

They also offer a 100% money-back guarantee if you cancel within 24 hours of the tour date. 

• €129 adult | €124 child 6-14 | 0-5 are free
• Daily tours in English 08:20, 09:00, 13:00, and other times by season.
• More information or to book .

Official Colosseum Underground Tour

If you want to save a few euros, there is also an official tour of the Colosseum underground which is much less expensive. Although this is a cheaper option, it’s only 1 ½ hours long, so it’s not quite as extensive as some of the other tours on this list.

These tours sell out fast, so it will be important to purchase your tickets at least 2-3 weeks ahead of time. 

If you’re trying to book this in the summer, you may even want to plan on getting tickets at least a month in advance.

In addition to the official Colosseum tour with underground access, there is also an option which includes admission to the Belvedere!

Each of these tours is available in English, Spanish, and Italian, while most private tour companies only offer their underground tours in English.

For more details or to purchase tickets, please read our post covering Colosseum Underground tours .

Arena Floor Access Tours

If you want to visit the floor of the Colosseum and see where Gladiators once fought for their lives against incredible odds, arena floor access is an absolute must.

Thankfully, there are several companies offering tours that include admission to this area of the Colosseum!

Depending on which type of tour you choose, you can expect to pay about €55-€65 for one of these services. Tours run for between 1-3 hours.

In addition to their tour which covers the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, this company also has a tour that includes access to the arena floor.

While you can purchase tickets with admission to this section of the structure, not all tours will take you here.

If you want to take a tour that features the floor of the arena, this is an excellent option.

Colosseum Tour + Arena Floor (Skip-the-Lines)

• €59 – Adult
• €54 – Child (2-14)

This company offers two different tours which include access to the arena floor of the Colosseum.

The first tour covers a variety of sites such as Julius Caesar’s Temple, the Eternal Flame, the Basilica of Antoninus & Faustina, and the Basilica of Maxentius & Constantine.

The second outing includes locations like the Domitian Stadium, the Arch of Titus, the Arch of Constantine, and the Senate House.

They also have a tour that provides access to the Belvedere which you can learn more about in our subsection covering tours of that area.

Arena Floor Colosseum Tour w/ Roman Forum

• €76.95/Adults | €64.95/Youth | €36.95/Children
• Max of 15 guests.
• Duration: 2 ½ hours

City Wonders

If you’re interested in visiting the arena floor, it’s worth noting that this tour company also offers a Colosseum tour which includes this attraction.

This tour isn’t quite as long as some of the outings offered by their competitors, but that may actually be a good thing if you’re short on time.

Guests will enjoy skip-the-line access as well as admission to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.

• €79 – Adult
• €74 – Child
• Duration: 2 hours

Official Guided Tour + Arena Access

In addition to the standard guided tours available at the Colosseum, they also offer the option to see the arena floor while on a tour.

The only catch with this ticket option is that you need to have a tour guide to accompany you to purchase and make full use of admission.

Most of the guided tours that include arena access offer this ticket, to begin with, but if you have a tour guide who isn’t covering the cost of admission, this is what you’ll need to purchase.

• €34/Adults | €12/Children
• Duration: 1 hour
• Hours: 8:50 am - 15:00 (3 pm)

Guided Tours of the Belvedere

The Belvedere is the uppermost level of the Colosseum and has very restricted access. The only option is through an official guided tour.

• +€9 - adults
• +€7 - concession

Both of these tours are special tours that are limited in availability. 

Both tours last 60 minutes each. There is an additional €2 fee for an advanced reservation per tour. 

NOTE: The Belvedere is currently closed as of June 2022 for restoration work.

Although access to the Belvedere isn’t included on many tours, this company offers an extensive outing to the Colosseum which includes the typically restricted area.

In addition to visiting the Belvedere, you’ll also have the chance to see the Colosseum Underground area and the arena floor.

NOTE: This tour isn't currently available because the Belvedere is closed for restoration work.

• €139.95/Adults | €104.95/Youth | €48.95/Children
• Maximum of 25 guests.
• Duration: 4 hours
• Availability: Daily from Mar - Nov

Domus Aurea VR Experience

If you want to learn more about Domus Aurea, there is currently a tour of the Archaeological Restoration site which covers the subject and includes a virtual reality experience.

The VR headset they use is an Oculus Rift, and it is not recommended for people with epilepsy or severe eye conditions. 

It is suggested that you wear comfortable shoes and a jacket while on this tour, as the site has a lot of moisture to contend with.

Nighttime Colosseum Tours

In addition to all the services available during the day, there are also several Colosseum tours you can take after dark.

These outings often include additional attractions like the underground area and the arena floor.

Tickets range from €65 - €85 on average, and each tour lasts for approximately 2 ½ hours. Availability is typically limited and mostly offered during the weekend.

If you’re looking for other fun things to do after the sun goes down, check our post covering things to do in Rome at night .

This company also offers a night tour of the Colosseum and Underground as well as the Forum. This tour is only offered in English.

Seeing this landmark after the sun goes down is an entirely different experience, and it’s also a great way to avoid the large crowds that tend to come during the day.

• €99 adult | €94 child 2-14 | 1 and under are free
• Maximum 20 participants
• Various dates in the summer at 19:30 (7:30 pm)

There are many more night tour options .

On this VIP tour, you’ll visit the Colosseum after dark and see both the underground area and the Arena floor. 

In addition to visiting those sites, you’ll also see Teatro di Marcello, the Roman Forum, and Capitoline Hill.

This tour will be provided by a professional guide who will give all guests headsets so that they can hear everything being said.

• €84/Adults | €74/Children
• Availability: Limited

If you’d like to visit the Colosseum after dark, this company offers a VIP outing at night which includes admission to both the underground and arena floor.

This tour also includes a visit to Piazza Venezia, Trajan’s Market, the Roman Forum, Capitoline Hill, and more.

• €89.95/Adults | €62.95/Youth

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For the latest version of this audio tour, download the (free!) Rick Steves' Audio Europe™ App — available for Apple and Android. Learn more at https://www.ricksteves.com/watch-read-listen/audio/audio-europe Tour ancient Rome's most enduring monument, seeing where emperors sat, gladiators warmed up, and thousands cheered.

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The Colosseum

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It the most known monument of Rome and the symbol of this city. The Colosseum was used to host large variety of events: gladiatorial games, see battles, animal hunts…  We know where the Emperor was sitting. We can learn more about this monument with this audio tour.

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• Publication date: 06-09-2022

Open daily 9.00 – 19.15 from 27 March to 31 August 9.00 – 19.00 from 1 September to 30 September 9.00 – 18.30 from 1 to 30 October 9.00 – 16.30 from 31 October to 31 December Last admission one hour before closing

Closed on 25 December and 1 January

18€ – FULL TICKET

12€ – REDUCED TICKET AMICI DEL PARCO FOR VISITORS WHO WILL EXHIBIT TICKETS FROM OTHER AFFILIATED CULTURAL SITES (Villa Farnesina, Museo ebraico Roma, Mic Card)

4€ – REDUCED TICKET FOR E.U. CITIZENS BETWEEN 18 AND 25 YEARS OF AGE. (UNTIL THE DAY AFTER THE 25TH BIRTHDAY).

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Colosseum Audio Guided Visits

Visit the Colosseum on your own, following the explanation of your pre-booked audio guide. Choose the date and the time of your visit and skip the line at the entrance! After the tour you can visit the Palatino and the Roman Forum with the same entrance ticket.

The Audio guided tour lasts 1 hour and 10 minutes and is available in Italian, English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Russian, Chinese, Arabic, Latin, Portuguese, LIS and ASL (Italian Sign Language and American Sign Language)

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In order to pick up the audioguides , visitors must present, in addition to the voucher, an original Identification Document that will be held until the return of the devices which must be given back at the exit of the Museum.

Reduced price tickets are available only for EU Citizens between the ages of 18 and 25. --> Free price tickets are available for children under 18 years of age . If you are booking this type of discounted tickets you have to confirm (selecting YES ) you belong to the favoured category.

HOW TO CHOOSE THE CORRECT TICKET

Reduced price tickets (just for European Union citizens) - Between the ages of 18 and 25 (the person has to be under the age of 25. If the person is 25 or older a full price ticket is required) - School teachers (must have a document or ID that identifies them as a full time teacher)

Free tickets - Children under 18 years of age

CANCELLATION POLICY - STATE MUSEUMS - TICKET RESERVATION

NO EXCHANGE, REFUND OR CANCELLATION OF TICKETS IS ALLOWED.

PLEASE NOTE: The confirmed time is not always the same time you requested; the museum automatically confirms the closest available time on the same date if requested time is sold out.

As soon as we receive your booking request, your tickets will be booked. Ticket confirmation is subject to museum availability. If availability is confirmed by the museum, the original voucher will be emailed to the email address you provided, so be sure you insert your email address correctly. The procedure may take a few hours. In case the order is submitted on Saturday, after 12,00 pm or on Sunday, vouchers will be sent on Monday morning. In case the order is submitted after 6.00 pm (Italy time), the voucher will be sent the morning after, except for Saturday afternoon and for Sunday. In this last cases the voucher will be sent on Monday morning anyway. The original voucher is the only recognized document accepted at the museum entry and must be exchanged with tickets at the Palatino Ticket Office.

TuscanyAll is not responsible for eventual changes or cancellations to the programs offered. For the State Museum in Rome, a service charge is added to the price of each ticket purchased online through TuscanyAll.

There is a service charge for every further modification of your reservation.

In case you have booked discounted tickets, you will be asked to show an identification document at the museum entrance or other documents proving that you are eligible to benefit from reductions.

The Colosseum is open from 08.30 am to one hour before sunset depending on the season:

8:30 am - 3:30 pm from the last sunday of October to February 15 8:30 am - 4:00 pm from February 16 to March 15 8:30 am - 4:30 pm from March 16 to last Saturday of March 8:30 am - 6:15 pm from last Sunday of March to August 31 8:30 am - 6:00 pm from September 1 to September 30 8:30 am - 5:30 pm from October 1 to last saturday of October

The Ticket office closes one hour before closing time.

Closed on New Year's Day and on Christmas Day

Closed on January 1st and on December 25th

This reservation allows you to visit the Colosseum, the Palatino and the Roman Forum.

Colosseum : Piazza del Colosseo, 1 Palatino : Via di S. Gregorio, 30 Roman Forum : Via della Salara Vecchia, 5/6

Scheduled exhibitions inside the museums during the year 2024:

Colosseum, Palatino & Roman Forum : No exhibition scheduled.

5 Amazing Ancient Ruins in Rome (That Aren't the Colosseum)

R ome is full of ruins. You practically can’t turn a corner without seeing an ancient temple or statue or column. Obviously the Colosseum is the most popular site to visit, but don’t stop there! Here are the best ancient ruins in Rome that AREN’T the Colosseum!

Want to go underground to a 1st century Roman street? How about walking through the ruins of an ancient palace? Here are the best ruins to add to your Rome itinerary .

Pro Tip: Save money visit Rome’s museums and ancient sites with the Go City Pass . You can get the Explorer Pass and choose how many of the included attraction you want to see. But be sure to check the prices of your specific activities to make sure it’s the right deal for you!

Basilica San Clemente

The Basilica San Clemente is such a fantastic attraction in Rome that I think is completely underrated! A lot of people don’t know about it, but it was one of our favorite places we went in Rome. And anytime I know someone going to Rome, I always talk them into visiting this gem.

Within walking distance of the Colosseum, the Basilica San Clemente is a modern Basilica with an interesting history that you can literally descend into.

In the late 1800s, the Prior of the church began excavating beneath it and uncovered a 4th century basilica. Further excavations revealed a section of 1st Century Rome that had been destroyed in the fire of Nero in 64 A.D. At this level you can find an altar of Mithras, an alleyway, and what is thought to be an apartment room and school room.

The thing that is so amazing about San Clemente is that you can see these layers of history and the way Rome has been built on top of itself over and over again. It is such a unique experience to be able to descend into the different levels of Roman history and walk around in them.

Tips Visiting Basilica San Clemente

The Basilica San Clemente is location at Via Labicana 95, just a few blocks east of the Colosseum.

The San Clemente Basilica is a sacred site, so be sure to wear appropriate and modest clothing (as you would when visiting St. Peter’s Basilica).

Palatine Hill

The Palatine Hill was once the home of ancient Roman emperors and elites. Now it is an open air museum of sorts, and it’s one of our favorite ruins to visit in Rome because it has such a relaxing feel to it. Wandering through the Palatine Hill truly makes you feel like you are not in the middle of a busy city!

Stroll through the grassy meadows just southwest of the Colosseum and explore the Palace of Domitian, which includes a stadium, as well as the houses of other nobility, and ancient temples. The Palatine Hill also provides some beautiful views of Rome and the Colosseum.

Tips for Visiting the Palatine Hill

Tickets to the Palatine Hill include admission to the Roman Forum and the Colosseum. You can also pay extra to book a guided 3 hour tour through the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum.

Don’t rush yourself here and be sure to allow plenty of time to enjoy this beautiful place!

Roman Forum

The Roman Forum is just east of the Colosseum and was once the center of Roman government. It’s smaller than the Palatine Hill and can get more crowded, but it is full of truly rich history.

Here you can find the public forums and a civic hall, temples, statues, and even the ruins of an ancient Roman jail. It really is like walking through a central city block in ancient Rome (although of course you have to picture that all the buildings are in their prime.)

We highly recommend finding some kind of guide for your visit, whether you go on a guided tour or use something like the Rick Steves Roman Forum audio tour and map .

Visiting the Roman Forum

Tickets to the Roman Forum include admission the Palatine Hill and Colosseum. You can also pay extra to book a guided 3 hour tour through the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum or purchase an audio guide ticket.

The Jewish Ghetto

The Jewish Ghetto is an area of Rome just north of Tiber Island. The Jewish Ghetto was established in 1555 and for centuries was home to Rome’s Jewish population.

Today it is part of the regular city of Rome, but several ancient ruins still exist in the area. We love this area because the streets are lovely to stroll through and you stumble upon the ruins of the ghetto which are just interspersed with everything else.

This area was also subject to tragic round-ups of Jews during WWII, and if you look at the ground you can see gold markers indicating where various members of the community were arrested.

Visiting the Jewish Ghetto

There is no ticket for the Jewish Ghetto — it is just part of the city of Rome! Downloading a guide for your visit might be helpful though.

Largo de Torre Argentina

The Largo de Torre Argentina is located just north of the Jewish Ghetto. Here you can see the ruins of several temples and a theater. You can’t actually wander through these ruins, but you can walk along the edge of them. My favorite thing here is that the Largo de Torre Argentina is home to a colony of cats!

Visiting the Largo de Torre Argentina

There is no ticket for the Largo de Torre Argentina; rather it makes a great quick stop as you are wandering through the streets of Rome.

More Ancient Ruins in Rome

Even beyond these five ruins to see, there so many more ancient ruins in Rome. Here’s a some to considering visiting:

• Circus Maximus — A ruins of a chariot stadium and a place where ancient Roman’s gathered for games and competition. Located just south of the Palatine Hill. (You can actually see it from certain spots on the Palatine Hill.)
• Via Sacra — A major street of ancient Rome that leads to the Colosseum and has lots to see along it still.
• Baths of Diocletian — The largest public bath in Rome (Seriously, it’s a huge complex!) and part of the National Museum of Rome. Located just northwest of the Termini train station.
• Baths of Caracalla — Once the second largest public baths in Rome. Located south of the Colosseum.
• Teatro Marcello — A theater planned by Julius Caesar and built by Augustus. Located just north of Tiber Island.
• Pyramid of Cestius — A Egyptian-style pyramid that was the burial spot for Gaius Cestius, an ancient Roman magistrate. Located in the southern part of the city.
• Via Appia — The Appian Way was one of ancient Rome’s most important roads, and part of it runs through Rome. The most popular part to visit in Rome is the Parco Regionale dell’Appia Antica.
• Ostia Antica — Technically this isn’t quite in Rome, but its a large archaeological park of an ancient city near Rome’s port. It takes about 30 minutes to drive there from central Rome, or about 1.5 hours on public transportation.

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Same Drama, New Location: ‘Emily in Paris’ Production Picks Up in Rome for Season 4

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The plot points in the campy Netflix series Emily in Paris have spanned locations from Chicago and Paris to London and St. Tropez. But as viewers await the fourth season of the popular show, leading lady Lily Collins has revealed that production is once again on the move: get ready for Emily in Italy.

“Thinking about the Roman Empire…” Collins wrote on Instagram beneath a photo of herself in front of the Colosseum. In a separate post over the weekend, she captioned a picture with co-star Ashley Park : “When you’re the first ones on the dance floor at the Paris wrap party. Next stop: Rome!”

Filming for the season wrapped in France last week and swiftly picked back up in Italy. The actress — who plays the titular role of the aspiring marketing executive and social media influencer — first began hinting at the big move in February.

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In a review of the most recent season, which premiered in December 2022, Rolling Stone wrote: “Part of what made the last two seasons of Emily in Paris compelling was the show’s willingness to adopt off-beat humor and larger-than-life fashions. This one allowed everyone to succumb to normalcy. This season should have leaned into the show’s situational absurdity, in both demeanor and sense of style. By the time the finale brings together the characters for the first real conflict of the season, it’s too late — the momentum of the show’s been lost, and even the cliffhanger feels like a last-ditch attempt at drama.”

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