Colosseum Tickets: Arena, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Entrance
Description
As you enter the Colosseum, you will enjoy exclusive access to the Arena Floor right where the gladiators used to stand and the bloody battles and games took place. Take incredible pictures and feel the grandiosity of the Colosseum from the arena floor and have a taste of what the gladiators must have felt gazing at the audience above them. And learn about the architecture and engineering of the arena from digital audio guide Next enter the Roman forum, admire the incredible remains of the ancient Temples that used to stand right on these grounds, along with the Ancient Roman Governmental buildings, including the Senate.
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The Colosseum remains one of Rome’s most iconic and must-see attractions, just as it was centuries ago when emperors, patricians, and plebeians filled its stands. While gladiatorial games are a thing of the past, the grandeur and drama of this ancient stadium live on. The best way to immerse yourself in its history is through a smartphone-guided audio tour that brings the monument to life as you explore. With this self-paced experience, you’ll uncover the stories behind the Colosseum's arena and also enjoy access to Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum—two essential sites of ancient Roman civilization. To make your visit hassle-free, a host will meet you and help you enter the Colosseum smoothly, so there’s no stress at the start. You can also choose from various start times to fit your travel schedule. With the user-friendly app as your guide, you’re free to explore the Colosseum and nearby ruins at your own pace.
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Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- With the PDF ticket sent to your email/mobile, enter the Colosseum from Arena Access Point
- Please provide the full names of all travelers when booking.
- Each traveler must present a valid passport or ID document that matches the name provided at the time of booking for successful entry to the Colosseum and Roman Forum.
- Arrive at the entrance of Colosseum 15 minutes before time. The entry pass will be Invalid after 15 Minutes of ticket time
- Please be advised that this ticket with an audio guide, lasting approximately 3–4 hours, covering the Colosseum Arena, the Roman Forum, and the Palatine Hill, with the Imperial Forum included as an additional site. Kindly note that the entrance order of the visit may vary depending on the number of visitors, particularly for late bookings. The official itinerary, including your entrance details, will be provided along with tickets and must be strictly followed on the day of your visit.
Reviews(5)
Wonderfull experience. Unbelievable that its still standing from 2000+ years. Very helpfull with tickets, able to skip the long lines and fast entry.
Reserved one month in advanced and the activity got cancelled the day before. I had good experiences through Viator in the past; this is why I thought reserving this activity was a good idea. I will get a refund but I am still disappointed. Luckily I managed to get entry’s through the Parco website.
It was horrible. Booked it weeks before, 2 days before the day I got a message that due to an unforeseen maintanence issue access to the Arena floor has been limited resulting in us not having access at all anymore. Shifted to the afternoon, a day later I got contacted again that they were not able to accomodate me although beforehand they mentioned it would not be any problem. Moved it with 2 days. Now it was surely not a problem, but at the end I got contacted again that they couldn’t get the tickets… sooo disappointed. This should be illegal! I just hope I will get my money back.
Excellent and easy route. The admission was very fast and the service is great. Makes you want to repeat it
Very nice monument to visit. However, the Coliseum audio guide application is not available in French and is not frankly intuitive.
