Description
Instant confirmation
The ticket includes admission to the Colosseum + Arena + Roman Forum + Palatine Hill
Smart ticket
Ticket valid also on Smartphone
Duration of Visit
The guided tour lasts 45 minutes
Skip the Line
The ticket includes admission to the Colosseum + Arena + Roman Forum + Palatine Hill
not accessible
At the moment the monument is not recommended for people with walking difficulties to visit
Guided tour
The visit takes place with an authorized guide for the Colosseum site only
Colosseum Guided Tour
A guided tour of the Colosseum of about 45 minutes at the end of the visit and it is possible to access the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill without the guide.
Languages ​​Available
The visit is currently available in three languages ​​(Italian, English, French)
Useful Information
- The tour guide is included only in the visit of the Colosseum, after which the customer can continue on their own
- The group will consist of a maximum of 20 participants
- one entrance to the Roman-Palatine Forum including the SUPER special sites: Palatine Museum (limited to the second level) open to visitors from 12:00 to 18:00; house of Augustus (limited to the external part with the possibility of overlooking the cubicle and the study); Santa Maria Antiqua with Domitian ramp (for groups of max 20 people)
- it is important to go to the entrance 15 minutes before the time indicated on the voucher
- comfortable shoes are recommended
- Access to the Colosseum is at the Sperone Valadier
- At the end of the guided tour of the Colosseum there are 24 hours to visit independently the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill
Did you know that
You will have the chance to see one of the oldest monuments in the world. The Colosseum also known as Amphiteatrum Flavium, is the largest amphitheater in the world, it represents the heart of Rome. It was originally able to hold between 50,000 and 87,000 spectators. The amphitheater was built during the Flavian dynasty. Construction began with Vespasian in 71/72 AD. and completed by Titus in 80 AD Soon, the building became a symbol of the imperial city, an expression of an ideology in which the will to celebrate comes to define models for the leisure and entertainment of the people. The amphitheater is located on an area at the eastern edge of the Roman Forum, which was often used as a theater for events and as an institution from which the political, legal, cultural and philosophical foundations of Western thought derive. The Forò was also subject to looting and changes in use destinations. Today the area of ​​the Roman Forum has become, with the Colosseum and the Palatine Hill, one of the most illustrious and visited archaeological sites in the world.