Colosseum Tickets and Tours
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Skip the lineColosseum 3D VR: Skip-The-Line Entry and Virtual Reality ExperienceWhen: Daily
Length:
VR Experience: 45 minutes
Self-Guided Tour: Stay as long as you’d like! (Takes approx. 2-3 hours)
Guided Tour: 2 hours
from £ 43.86 -
20 % Off
Skip the lineColosseum Tour: Priority Entrance, Guide, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill | 20% OFF
When: Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday : (Till 31 Mar 21)
Daily: (From 01 Apr 21)Length: 3 hours
from£ 51.02£ 40.82 -
2-in-1: Skip-the-line Colosseum Ticket & Vatican Tour
When: Monday, Thursday and Saturday
Length:
Approx. 6 hours
from £ 121.96 -
Skip the lineColosseum Tour: Priority Entrance, Guide, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill
When: Daily
Length: 3 hours
from £ 43.86 -
Skip the line2-in-1: Vatican Museums & Colosseum Guided tour - First Entry!
When: Mondays, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday : (Till 31 Mar 21)
Daily except Sunday : (From 01 Apr 21)Length:
Vatican Tour: 3.5 hours
Colosseum Tour: 3 hours
from £ 90.41 -
Skip-the-line Combo: The Vatican & Colosseum Entrance Tickets
When: Monday, Thursday and Saturday
Length:
Approx. 8 hours
from £ 99.58 -
2-in-1: Skip-the-line Vatican Ticket & Colosseum Tour
When: Monday, Thursday and Saturday
Length:
Approx. 4 hours
from £ 121.96
Our tips for Colosseum
- Think ahead - lines are lengthy at this Roman attraction. A guided Rome Colosseum tour grants skip-the-line access to the site, and is a handy way to explore more of this rich historical site and learn epic tales of the times.
- Evening Rome-ing. The Colosseum firmly closes its doors to visitors an hour from sundown, which can be as early as five in winter. The arena’s facade is particularly beautiful at night, however. Take yourself down to one of the nearby restaurants and enjoy the amphitheatre’s grand exterior, alfresco style.
- Tread carefully. These ancient ruins have uneven surfaces and wonky paths. On your Rome Colosseum tours, watch your step and wear comfortable shoes to avoid any trip-ups.
Good to know
- The first games were held as a celebration of the Colosseum’s opening in 80AD. They lasted 100 days and saw the slaughtering of some 5000 animals.
- The Colosseum was first known as the Flavian Amphitheatre after the Vespasian’s family who planned the build. It’s name was later changed to recognise the Colosso di Nerone, a giant bronze statue (around 30 metres in height) of Nero that stood nearby.
- Following the fall of the Roman Empire, the Colosseum was used as a castle, cemetery and even a housing complex through the Middle Ages. It later fell into disrepute until restoration efforts began in the late 1900’s. Grab your Colosseum tickets now to learn more about this epic, legendary landmark.
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