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Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill + Digital Audio Guide App

Picture the grand Colosseum and transport yourself back to the era of gladiator battles, epic fights, and thrilling animal hunts.
Enhance your experience with an audio guide app, packed with fascinating insights about the rich history of this iconic site.
Your entry voucher grants access to both Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum, two significant landmarks in ancient Rome's political, commercial, and religious arenas.
Stroll through these historic grounds and immerse yourself in the captivating stories that shaped the Roman Empire.

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Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill + Small Group Guided Tour

Embark on an intimate guided tour of the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, tailored for a small group of just 10 people.
Start your adventure at the iconic Colosseum, where a knowledgeable guide will unveil its fascinating gladiatorial past.
Stroll through the historic Roman Forum, discovering the significance of key monuments that line the Sacred Way.
Conclude your excursion with breathtaking panoramic views from Palatine Hill, the very birthplace of Rome’s rich history.

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Alex

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2 weeks ago

The night tour of the Colosseum was truly unforgettable. Seeing the landmark illuminated against the dark sky offers a very different experience than a daytime visit - the dramatic lighting emphasizes the architecture and creates a powerful, immersive atmosphere. It felt like stepping back into Ancient Rome. The cooler evening temperatures and far smaller crowds made the visit even more enjoyable. For anyone seeking a unique perspective on history, the night tour is highly recommended.

Travis Hydzik

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2 weeks ago

The basic self-guided tour of the Colosseum and Roman Forum is a fantastic experience, but there are some important logistics to note. The two sites have separate entrances: you must enter the Colosseum exactly at your booked time, while the same ticket lets you visit the Forum up to 24 hours before or after, which is very convenient. The tour itself is excellent - you can explore two levels and see the interior arena - although the English voice on the mobile audio guide was a bit hard to understand. You get a nice view looking out toward the ruins, but the best view of the Colosseum is from the hill inside the Roman Forum, looking back at the monument.

Taim Alita

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3 weeks ago

Visiting the Colosseum on Friday, 13 January at 12:00 pm was one of those rare travel moments that truly lived up to the hype. Standing there at midday, with the winter sun cutting through the open arches, the Colosseum felt less like a ruin and more like a living presence. The light was perfect: warm enough to soften the stone, sharp enough to highlight every scar, crack, and curve left by nearly two thousand years of history. Walking inside was overwhelming in the best way. The sheer scale hits immediately-towering walls, layered seating, and the arena floor where history unfolded in its rawest form. Knowing gladiators once stood in the same spot gave me goosebumps. It was easy to imagine the roar of the crowd, the tension in the air, and the drama that once defined the place. January is an ideal time to visit; the manageable crowds make the experience more reflective and immersive. You leave humbled, awe-struck, and with a strong sense of having touched something timeless.

Ming Lin

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3 weeks ago

The Colosseum is a great place to visit both day and night. History is evident in every step and pathway. Buying tickets online or at the ticket counter during the off-season costs about the same, but you may not get the full experience if you buy at the door. You will usually need to bring proof of ID, such as a passport. If you have time and a bit of extra money, a tour guide is recommended because you'll learn more history and background stories. Viewing the Colosseum from outside at night is just as impressive. I recommend this place.

Paul

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2 months ago

Like many visitors to Rome, we made seeing the Colosseum a must during our short stay. There is nothing I can add about its history that hasn’t already been said, but standing beside it and walking through it is an incredible experience - you truly feel like you’re standing in history. The Colosseum’s complex past is undeniable, but seeing this structure still standing is remarkable. It can be busy most days, so allow at least a half day (or a full day) and be prepared for lines if you want to explore thoroughly. Take your time. On the east–southeast side there is a small area with several excellent restaurants where you can stop for lunch or dinner. We sat on a nearby patio directly across the street, enjoyed the view, and had great Italian food and drinks. We were pleasantly surprised by the reasonable pricing given how close the restaurant was to the Colosseum and the tourist crowds. We highly recommend visiting the Colosseum while in Rome.

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