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Enjoy this free virtual tour of the Colosseum to get a glimpse of the magnificent monument. This 360 Colosseum view captures the Colosseum’s grand dimensions and elegant architecture. For a free Colosseum tour from the convenience of your own home, watch the Colosseum video below!

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Colosseum Self-Guided Virtual Reality Tour 2024

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About the Colosseum Virtual Reality Tour

See the Colosseum in its former glory in this interactive 3D reconstruction! Discover how the arena looked centuries ago and learn about life in ancient Rome with audio commentary. Then, enter the Colosseum without waiting in line with our fast-track access, and continue to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.

Travel back in time with our interactive 3D reconstruction of the Colosseum. Feel like a Roman on their way to watch a show in the arena and see what the Colosseum looked like when it was first built.

Experience Italy's history in the most unique way. See a bustling square in front of the Colosseum. Hear the sounds of clashing swords and lions roaring. Look into the underground tunnels, which served as the backstage. The tour gives you an experience you can't get with a regular tour.

The Colosseum Virtual Reality Tour includes audio commentary, so you can hear stories about this ancient monument and learn what life was like for gladiators, emperors, and other spectators in the audience.

An English-speaking assistant will help you set up the VR headset. They will show you how to use the simple controls and answer any questions you may have.

We have also included skip-the-line access to the Colosseum. Walk inside the monument in real life and see how different it is today without the gladiators and after all the damage it has suffered. We have also included visits to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, so book this great deal and get to exploring!

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Fun and educational tour!

The Virtual Reality Tour of the Colosseum was very fun! You get to see a reconstruction of the arena and lots of information on its history. I liked that it was like a game. I had never used a VR headset before, but it was really easy, and a staff member explained everything before the tour started. It was so cool to see gladiators fighting right in front of us, just like in ancient Roman times. This tour was definitely worth it!

Unique view of the Colosseum

This tour was really interesting and gave us a unique look into what the Colosseum looked like in the past! A great benefit of this tour is that you get Colosseum tickets to enter the monument afterward, and it was super interesting to see the difference between the Colosseum 2,000 years ago and today. It’s something you can’t get by just walking inside the Colosseum with a standard ticket!

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Colosseum self-guided virtual reality tour.

• Oculus VR headset with audio commentary
• Samsung S7 rental
• English-speaking assistant
• Colosseum skip-the-line ticket
• Roman Forum skip-the-line ticket
• Palatine Hill skip-the-line ticket
• Third-party insurance
• English, Italian, Spanish, German, Portuguese, French

SEE THE COLOSSEUM WHEN IT WAS NEW

See the Colosseum in the most unique way possible! The Colosseum has suffered a lot of damage in 2,000 years, but modern technology allows us to reconstruct it digitally. We can only see one-third of the monument in real life! In an earthquake in 1349, a big part of its outer walls collapsed, which is very noticeable today and makes the Colosseum look incomplete. Not only were there natural disasters, but also a lot of vandalism. The building had marble seats and many decorative elements, but they were all removed because the Colosseum was seen as a source of materials for a whole millennium. The monument looked a lot more resplendent in its prime, and VR technology makes it possible to see it in all its glory!

GO FROM MODERN TO ANCIENT ROME

You will experience what it was like to be a gladiator in the Colosseum's underground tunnels, preparing to go out to the arena floor and defend their life. They were usually slaves or prisoners, and if they did not want to fight, they would be whipped or hurt with red-hot metal bars. The practice was so barbaric there was even an uprising of gladiators. Led by Spartacus, they beat Roman armies nine times! You can also put yourself in the shoes of the Romans in the audience and try to understand why they enjoyed violent shows like the ones put on in the arena.

HEAR ABOUT ITS HISTORY

The Colosseum Virtual Reality Tour includes an audio commentary packed with stories and interesting facts about the history of this famous landmark and Rome. For example, did you know that the arena floor was often made to look like an exotic location with trees and rocks for hunting shows?

PRIORITY ACCESS TO THE COLOSSEUM, FORUM & PALATINE

After seeing the virtual reconstruction of the amphitheater when it was still shiny and new, you will go on a Colosseum self-guided tour and experience it with new eyes. It is a valuable experience you can't get otherwise! Not only that, but you can also walk on the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill to see where Romans liked to meet up with their friends, build palaces, and where famous historical events happened.

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Did Emperors Ever Fight in the Colosseum?

Did you know that Roman emperors were also gladiators? Well, sort of. Emperor Commodus competed in the arena. According to sources, he went insane and was often dressed as Mercury and used a bow and arrow. Rumors circulated in Rome that he was the illegitimate son of a gladiator. He made hundreds of appearances in the arena, but, of course, he was the emperor, so he wasn’t really in danger and usually just shot wild animals like lions from a platform. During his time as emperor in the 2nd century AD, he even gave Rome a new name, the Colony of Commodus, which didn’t really catch on.

Book our Colosseum Virtual Reality Tour now to learn more about gladiators!

Good to know before you go

• A passport or ID card is required.
• The Colosseum Virtual Reality Tour includes skip-the-line access to the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.
• You will have an English-speaking tour guide at your disposal during the virtual reality experience.
• Please note that all visitors must pass through security checks before entering the Colosseum.
• Minors must be accompanied by adults.
• We recommend that you wear comfortable shoes to make the experience as pleasant as possible.

Meeting point

Meet the staff at the Arch of Constantine, right next to the Colosseum. Our staff members will be holding a black flag that says "Virtual Reality Tour - Ancient and Recent".

SKIP THE LINE, NOT THE EXPERIENCE!

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Colosseum Virtual Tour: Blood and Sand in Ancient Rome

Explore the ancient world's greatest monument from home on our virtual tour of the Colosseum

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Tour Overview

Spend a fascinating hour in the company of Through Eternity guide and practising archaeologist Luca, and discover ancient Rome’s most iconic monument through the eyes of an expert. On our virtual tour of the Colosseum you’ll be immersed in the bloody games that lit up the amphitheatre nearly 2,000 years ago. Discover how the deadly spectacles of life and death that took place there were wildly popular, and get inside the minds of the ancient Romans who watched the gore with grim fascination. Recreating a day at the games, we’ll learn who the gladiators were and what happened when they stepped onto the sands of the arena. We'll also be going behind the scenes down into the dark world of the Colosseum's underground, where slaves toiled in hellish conditions to make the games a reality. Thanks to Luca's spellbinding narration and spectacular imagery, our immersive webinar will bring antiquity’s greatest monument to life from the comfort of your own home. Join us today! If the day of the week or start time of this group tour doesn't work for you, please email us at [email protected] to arrange a suitable alternative date.

• Live webinar broadcast from Rome
• Immersive presentation by archaeologist Luca
• Videos, photos and virtual reconstructions make the Colosseum come alive
• Have your questions answered by Luca

• Discover the history of the Colosseum
• Relive a day at the ancient games
• Learn who the gladiators really were
• Explore the Colosseum's underground and upper levels

Tour Description

Meet your guide: luca.

Hi! My name is Luca and I was born in Rome 43 years ago. At the age of 17 I set off for the United States for my senior year of High School in Milwaukee, WI. Back in Italy, I went on to college and got a master's degree in archaeology. My work as an archaeologist took me all over Italy, and even to Egypt! 10 years ago I earned my tour guide qualification, and decided to join the Through Eternity team. I have been taking visitors around Rome ever since, trying to inspire them and give them an unforgettable experience of the Eternal City. I hope I’ll be able to get back to it soon when all this is over!

What Exactly is a Through Eternity Virtual Tour?   

The world of travel might be on hold right now, but just because we're all staying at home to help the world overcome a common enemy doesn't mean we have to put our wanderlust on the back burner. Frustrated with not being able to get our travel fix, we decided to transform our award-winning tours into immersive virtual experiences, meaning you can still explore Italy’s spectacular archaeological sites and jaw-dropping museums from the comfort of your own home.

* Please note that the booking times are in US Eastern Standard Time and Rome, Italy CET is 6 hours ahead *

Fun and informative , our virtual tours take the form of online  real-time presentations  led by our  expert guides . Combining videos, high-definition photos and more, our guides will be sharing their wealth of knowledge and experience with you on these interactive walkthroughs of Italy’s most fascinating sites. The  live format  of our virtual tours means you’ll be able to ask your guide anything you wish, just like on a normal tour. We really believe it's the next best thing to being here!

As a sign of our gratitude to those who are on the front line fighting the Coronavirus, we would be more than happy to invite all first responders , health workers and NHS workers to join our Virtual Tours for free.

Please note that the proceeds from our online tours go directly to our guides, providing them with a valuable lifeline in these tough times for the world of travel. Thank you for your support!  

Relive a Day at the Roman Games and Discover the Secrets of the Arena

Join Luca to discover the fascinating history of the Colosseum: learn how the massive amphitheatre was constructed on the site of the hated emperor Nero’s Golden House, and the massive slave labour that made its construction possible. Relive the extraordinary inaugural games that lasted 100 days, and discover how the games would continue here for fully five centuries as a key guarantor of social cohesion in the Imperial capital.

Get ready to relive an entire day at the games: from the gruesome wild animal hunts that brought north-African hippos and lions to the verge of extinction to the spectacle of criminals being fed to the beasts in bizarre re-enactments of ancient myths, Roman bloodlust knew no bounds. But the highlight of the games for any ancient Roman was of course the gladiator battles that pitted armed combatants against one another in brutal but highly choreographed duels to the death. 

Walk in the Virtual Footsteps of the Gladiators onto the Arena Floor

On your virtual tour of the Colosseum with Luca you'll find out everything you could want to know about the gladiators: discover where they came from and how they lived in the spartan surroundings of gladiator schools. Learn about their punishing training regimes under the watchful guide of their lanista , and how they were a lot chubbier than Russell Crowe. We'll also be recreating the intense drama of their mortal combats on the sands of the arena, and discovering what happened to the winners and the losers - hint: it involved a giant mace.

Explore the Dark World of the Colosseum's Underground 

Explore the Colosseum’s various levels. Learn how where you sat depended on who you were, from the ringside Imperial box and the areas reserved for senators and Vestal Virgins to the nosebleed seats reserved for women and slaves at the very top of the amphitheatre.

We’ll also be taking a virtual journey down into the dark world of the Colosseum’s underground Hypogeum . This dark warren of tunnels and cells that were hidden beneath the arena floor is perhaps the most atmospheric part of the whole amphitheatre. It was here that gladiators and beasts awaited their turn on the arena above. Learn about the ingenious elevators that winched them upwards, and the backbreaking labour of the slaves who made the games possible.

If you’re frustrated about not being able to get to Rome right now, we believe our immersive virtual Colosseum tour with Luca is the next best thing. Discover the secrets of the extraordinary ancient amphitheatre with us today!

Tour Reviews

5.0 (11 reviews)

My family and I toured the Colosseum with Luca as our guide while we were in Rome in July 2018. When I saw that he was offering virtual tours during the Pandemic, I signed up my entire office to enjoy his tour. Each of us thoroughly enjoyed Luca's virtual tour and his remarkable way of bringing excitement and engagement even into a virtual tour. Even though I toured the Colosseum with Luca in 2018, his ability to use additional media with his virtual tour allowed him to delve deeper into the history and culture that was ancient Rome and the Colosseum. Beacuse of Luca's training and active archeology in Rome, he brings a special perspective and passion for its history. My family is looking for another virtual tour by Luca until we can return back to Rome and be yet again inspired by him and his limitless knowledge of Rome and his history. Don't hesitate to meet and join him on a virtual tour!

Jeffrey - Oct 13, 2020

My husband and and I learned such a wealth of information from Luca about the history of the Colliseum! Just felt that we were in Rome for the hour to take us away from being quarantined in Missouri. Thank you SO much!!!

Robyn Weilbacher - Jul 10, 2020

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Virtual Tour of the Colosseum and Roman Forum

Explore the ancient world of rome without stepping out your front door with our virtual tour of the colosseum and roman forum..

The Colosseum and Roman Forum are two of Rome ’s most visited attractions. Every year, millions of travellers come walk through the commanding arch entrances to explore the world of Ancient Rome and imagine life here two thousand years ago under the Western Roman Empire. While both attractions are currently closed, that doesn’t mean we can’t discover the fascinating history and stories these two sites offer. So whether you are in your travel gear or your pyjamas, explore with us on our virtual tour of the Colosseum and Roman Forum.

Also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre after the dynasty responsible for its construction between 72 – 80 AD, the Colosseum is an iconic symbol Ancient Rome situated in the heart of the modern city. The huge amphitheatre was the stage for violet public spectacles including gladiatorial fights, battle re-enactments and executions. ‘

It could accommodate up to 80,000 spectators in seating arranged according to class with the best seats reserved for senators and exclusive boxes for the emperor. The spectators could be sheltered from the sun by awnings that were rolled out from the roof. Beneath the wooden stage was a series of tunnels and cages that housed slaves and animals to be released into the arena via trapdoors and pulleys.

Arch of Constantine

Exiting the Colosseum, to your left you will notice the imposing Arch of Constantine. The triumphal arch towered over the route taken by victorious military leaders when entering Rome. It was commissioned by the senate to commemorate ten years of Constantine rule and his victory at the Battle of Milvian Bridge.

Arch of Titus

Palatine Hill

Roman Forum

Travelling back down to the lowlands between Palatine and Capitoline Hills you will arrive at the Roman Forum. This area was once the centre of commercial, political and religious life in Ancient Rome. Wander amongst the ruins to admire important monuments including the House of Vestal Virgins , Temple of Saturn and the Senate (Curia).

While this virtual tour may have offered you a taste of some of the delightful sights and stories of these ancient icons, nothing beats exploring in real life. We hope to see you in Rome soon for a tour in the flesh!

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10 Best Colosseum Tours to Book in 2024 + Planning Tips

Symbol of Romans’ engineering genius, here you will find the best Colosseum tours to discover and delve into one of Rome’s most famous landmarks. Also known as Amphitheatre Flavium, it was built around 70AD. Since then, it has been the place for shows and games as well as a period of decline after the fall of the Roman Empire. After centuries, this huge amphitheater has shown no sign of cooling and keeps the record of being one of the most popular Rome attractions and one of the best Roman archaeological sites.

There are many ways you can visit the Colosseum , and while going independently might sound cheaper, it can also be quite time-consuming and not as valuable as booking a Colosseum private tour. Why? Because with a tour you can skip the line and save plenty of time, especially in crowded seasons, and because a tour leader can talk to you about historical Colosseum facts and anecdotes that otherwise you might not discover on your own.

Find here the best tours of the Colosseum in Rome. Choose the experience that better fits your needs and travel preferences. All these tours include Colosseum tickets skip-the-line to make sure you don’t queue for an hour or two and don’t take too much time off the other Roman landmarks .

Even though it’s one of Rome’s main tourist attractions, there are many things to know and learn about this ancient amphitheater. This is why a Colosseum and Roman Forum tour is essential if you are interested in going beyond just looking at the architecture.

Whether you book a private Colosseum underground tour or an exclusive Colosseum night tour, you will learn and see much more than with a simple ticket entrance to the general access area. We selected the best Colosseum tours for every preference. Whether you only want to visit the general access areas while learning about the whole structure, or also walk the arena floor and gladiators’ dungeon.

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Best Roman Colosseum tours picked by us

Colosseum tour with underground, arena & gladiator gate with roman forum.

This is a semi-private tour of the Colosseum run by LivTours. It’s one of the most complete Colosseum tours because it’s all-inclusive of all the Colosseum sectors, both those open to the general public and those accessible only with a certified tour guide such as the Arena Floor, the Gladiator’s Gate, and the fantastic Undergrounds.

I have visited the underground level of the Colosseum and I think it’s one of the most important sections, revealing the majesty of the landmark and its complicated architecture.

On this semi-private tour of the Colosseum of 6 participants max, you will have an expert guide showing you around these huge ancient sites and explaining their importance and purpose in Roman times.

Quick facts:

• How long: 3 hours and 15 minutes
• How many people: 6 max
• Skip the line: Yes
• Sights included: Colosseum (with Underground, Arena floor, Gladiator’s Gate), Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, Julius Caesar’s altar, Basilica of Maxentius.
• Price: adults 159€, teenagers 13-17yo 149€, children 3-12yo 144€, free for under 3.

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Skip-the-line Colosseum Tour with Roman Forum and Palatine Hill

A popular Colosseum private tour, this will also take you to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. With a maximum of 15 people per group, this itinerary through ancient Rome is easy to follow and hear even when the Colosseum is crowded. Which is most of the time.

You will travel through history and learn about the fights, mass executions, and naval battles of one of Rome’s monuments to the human genius.

You will explore the Colosseum for about an hour and then your guide will take you to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Here you will walk through the daily life and politics of ancient Rome and see where Julius Caesar was cremated.

One of the best tours of the Colosseum and the Forum, the explanation of all the places goes in-depth while remaining intriguing and amusing. While this tour includes a skip-the-line ticket, it won’t take you to see the underground level or to stop on the Arena floor.

• How long: 3 hours
• How many people: 15 max
• Sights included: Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, Julius Caesar’s altar.
• Price: Prices vary depending on the day and on the time. Adults’ tickets range between 59 to 100€, children up to 14yo between 55 and 93€, free for under 2.

VIP Colosseum Underground Tour with Roman Forum and Palatine Hill

This is another Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine tour. Here you also have access to the underground and the arena floor for a complete experience.

If you are looking for the best Colosseum underground tour, do check this out. With a maximum of 24 people, enjoy the lesser-busy parts of the Colosseum, which not many visitors get access to as a certified guide is required.

After visiting the underground where animals and gladiators awaited their fate and the arena floor where shows took place, you will walk around the general access areas. This tour is very interesting in that you will have the chance to visit areas of the Colosseum that are only accessible with a guide like the underground and dungeon built for the gladiators to wait to enter the arena and meet their fate.

Finally, you will visit the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill for a complete experience of ancient Rome.

• How long: 3.5 hours
• How many people: 24 max
• Sights included: Colosseum, Colosseum Underground, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, Arch of Constantine.
• Price: Prices vary depending on the day and on the time. Adults from 119€, children up to 14yo from 114€, free for under 2.

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READ MORE: Want to know more about the history of this famous Rome landmark? Check out our article on the Colosseum facts and history .

Top Tier Semi-Private Colosseum Tour with Panoramic Glass Elevator

This is an exclusive semi-private tour that will take you around the Colosseum and up the panoramic glass elevator. This Colosseum tour doesn’t include a visit to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill but it will take you to the newly-opened upper tiers of the Roman amphitheater through the glass elevator.

The view is incredible both from the top and while climbing. You will not only be able to enjoy a privileged view of the Roman Forum but also of the skyline of Rome.

• How long: 1.5 hours
• Sights included: Colosseum, glass elevator.
• Price: Adults from 109€ but the minimum of the tour is 2 people so it starts from 218€ for 2 all-inclusive, teenagers 13-17yo 99€, children 3-12yo from 94€, free for under 3.

Gladiators’ Gate: Special Access Colosseum Tour with Arena Floor

This skip-the-line Colosseum tour allows you to enter from the gladiators’ gate directly to the arena floor. From here, you will have a full view of the spectators’ stalls. From here, emperors and the audience watched the shows and cheered at their favorite gladiators.

After walking through the restricted areas and learning about their history and construction, the tour will continue to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Here is where the wolf found Romulus and Remus and Rome was founded .

• How many people: 25 max
• Sights included: Colosseum, Gladiator’s Gate, Arena floor, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill.
• Price: Prices vary depending on the day and on the time. Adults 63-107€, children up to 13-17yo 59-96€, free for under 2.

READ MORE: Do you want to have different experiences and visit more places? Check out the other great Rome tours !

Private Colosseum Tour Including Ancient City

This is a private tour of the Colosseum in which you will have your private expert guide who will be able to personalize the experience according to your needs. The tour includes priority access to all the sights and gives you the option to add Gladiators’ school experience for kids for an extra charge.

• How many people: Private
• Sights included: Colosseum main floor and 1st tier, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill.
• Price: 429€ for 2 participants all-inclusive, teenagers 13-17yo 69€, children 3-12yo 64€, free for under 3.

Rome in A Day Tour with Vatican, Colosseum and Historic Centre

If you are short on time but still want to visit as much as you can, including the Colosseum and the main highlights of the Vatican, this is the tour for you.

It’s a full-day Rome tour of a little less than 8 hours where you will visit the city’s main landmarks such as St. Peter’s Basilica, the Vatican Museums, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain and obviously the Colosseum with a fast-track entrance.

This is a pretty daring tour, as Rome is very hard to visit in a day, but if this is all the time you have and still want to make the most out of it, you can only do it with an expert tour guide.

• How long: 7 hours and a half.
• How many people: 18 max
• Sights included: Colosseum, Vatican Museums, Centro Storico, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain, Capitoline Hill.
• Price: adults 139€, children up to 14yo 129€, free for under 2.

READ MORE: Check out my detailed post for more tips on the best way to visit the Colosseum and enjoy your experience.

Private Colosseum Guided Tour with Underground & Ancient Rome

This is one of the private Colosseum tours by LivTours. You will be shown the Colosseum in all its parts, including those generally restricted to the public, at your own pace with your expert guide able to customize the experience for you.

You will also visit the Roman Forum, the very heart of the ancient city, where temples, villas and the Senate house were built. Here daily life went on thousands of years ago. One of my favorite areas within the Roman Forum is the altar devoted to Julius Caesar. After his death, he was deified and still now his fellow citizens bring him fresh flowers. Part of the tour is also Palatine Hill, the birthplace of Rome.

You can also request pick-up and drop-off services for an extra charge.

• How long: 3 hours 15 minutes
• Sights included: Colosseum, Colosseum underground, Arena Floor, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill.
• Price: 519€ for 2 people all-inclusive, teenagers 13-17yo 89€, children 3-12yo 84€, free for under 3.

Colosseum Tour + Gladiator’s Entrance

This tour will make live the gladiators’ experience from the beginning. First of all, you will access the Arena from the Gladiators’ Gate to have a feel of what the famous fighters as well as the people sentenced to death by wild animals would have felt before meeting their fate.

Your visit will cover all areas and floor of the Colosseum making you relive all the thrill and the ferment of its heyday under all perspectives, whether it’s the gladiators or the public. An expert guide will talk you through the history, the technical details of the Colosseum’s architecture, and the activities the audience engaged in.

Once you are done exploring the Colosseum, you will make your way to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill where your guide will explain the importance of these archaeological sites in Ancient Rome. Your guide will also show you 3D images to show you what these areas looked like at their highest moment.

• How many people: 20 max
• Sights included: Colosseum, Gladiators’ Gate, Colosseum Dungeon, Arena Floor.
• Price: adults €50, children 6 to 17yo €44, free for children under 6.

Colosseum Skip-the-Line Self-Guided Virtual Reality Tour

If you’d rather book only a skip-the-line Colosseum ticket and explore the site with your own 3D virtual device, you can check out this tour.

For around 30€, you will rent an audio guide with headphones for which you can choose your language. This is a device for 3D interactive reconstruction of the Colosseum to “relive” the shows taking place 2000 years ago.

If you don’t want a guide and want to experience the Colosseum at your own pace, this is a good option. You will also have fast-track access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.

• How long: 2 hours
• Sights included: Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill.
• Price: from €59.90 per person.

READ MORE: Visiting Rome for the first time? Check out our detailed guide to the top Rome attractions .

Which tour of the Colosseum is best?

My favorite tour companies in Rome are Walks and LivTours . I have taken many tours with them so it’s only natural that these are what I recommend. The best Colosseum tours to book are those that also include the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill so that in one tour you will have visited some of the most important archaeological sites in Rome . Ideally, they should be also inclusive of skip-the-line tickets which help avoid waiting up to an hour during hot summer days in the line.

This comes really handy especially if you are traveling to Rome with kids or elderly friends and family. If one of the things to do in London with kids in fact is to discover Harry Potter’s places, in Rome, this goes for gladiators and ancient Roman shows and fights.

Countless companies are providing fantastic tours of the Colosseum in Rome. For a more complete experience, you can book a tour that includes also the Arena Floor and/or the Underground because you are going to have the full picture of what was really going on during the famous shows in Ancient Rome, how the Colosseum was built and organized, and what happened backstage.

We have listed some of the best Colosseum tours for you to help you decide which one is best for you.

Is it worth getting a guided tour of the Colosseum?

Getting a guided tour of the Roman Colosseum is totally worth it if you want to learn more than what you would grasp by looking at the ruins by yourself. A tour will be led by an expert guide, often a historian or an archaeologist, who will give you insights you are likely to miss on your own.

I have visited the Colosseum many times, sometimes on my own and sometimes on a guided tour. The historians leading the tours I took incredibly increased the value and my knowledge about the place, its complex architecture, its original appearance, what everybody would do inside the Colosseum, whether they were the fighters, the staff coordinating the different parts, and the public.

Is the Colosseum Underground tour worth it?

Booking a tour where also the Colosseum Underground is included is always a great option. The undergrounds and the dungeon had their specific purpose and required great engineering skills to be built. So it’s important to get to know also this area to make your experience more complete.

Not all the tours include also the Colosseum Underground, just like they don’t all include the Arena Floor. These are the areas that are not open to the general public who only booked a standard ticket and they require a guide to access. Usually, the undergrounds and the arena floor are on the same tours and these are the experiences I recommend.

Can you do a self-guided tour of the Colosseum?

You can always book skip-the-line tickets and explore the Colosseum at your own pace. These will give you access to the floors open to all visitors. If you want to access also the arena floor and the dungeon, you will need to book a private tour with a certified guide.

How long should you spend at the Colosseum?

I recommend staying at least 2 to 3 hours inside the Colosseum to visit and explore all its areas and sections, so the bleachers where the spectators watched the shows and fights, the undergrounds and the area floor.

Tips to enjoy your Colosseum tour

• Book online. Whether you are doing a private guided tour or an official certified tour, booking online is always recommended even if you are only buying a skip-the-line ticket.
• Bring your ID. Don’t forget your national ID or passport as they will be checked at the entrance.
• Get there early. Even if you have a specific time for the start of your tour, I suggest getting there at least 10 to 15 minutes earlier to meet your tour guide and to
• Wear comfortable shoes. Inside the Colosseum, you will walk a lot and you will occasionally do some stairs so definitely you don’t want to wear high heels or even flip flops. Wear a pair of runners, sneakers, or walking sandals.
• Don’t wear a backpack. Backpacks and wheeled suitcases are not allowed in the Colosseum and there is no cloakroom so don’t carry yours otherwise it will be confiscated or you won’t be allowed in. You can bring a purse or a crossbody bag.
• Bring a bottle of water. Don’t forget to carry a reusable water bottle to remain hydrated. Inside the Colosseum, there are also small fountains where you can refill it.
• Wear sunscreen or a hat. Visiting the Colosseum takes place almost completely open-air so in summer make sure you don’t forget to wear sunscreen or a hat.

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Take part in a Colosseum Virtual Reality Guided Tour and start your journey in Ancient Rome . Join the group and set off with a tour guide to discover the Colosseum .

The Colosseum is the largest and most famous Roman amphitheater in the world. Through an exciting, fun and immersive 3D experience, learning its long history has never been easier. It is an experience suitable for all age groups. This way you will give shape and color to your imagination.

What to see in Colosseum Virtual Reality Tour

Meet your tour guide and listen to his or her instructions to make the most of the headset. Trace the history of the Colosseum through three distinct areas: the square; the arena; and finally the Colosseum underground .

With our animated 3D reconstruction complemented by professional multilingual music and audio, exploring the Colosseum has never been more fun! All the contents within the reconstruction that you will observe, were handled by the well-known Prof. Filippo Coarelli and by the Digilab Archeo & Arte3D department of the La Sapienza University of Rome .

By taking part in a Colosseum Virtual Reality Guided Tour , you will find yourself, in other words, walking virtually in the ancient square of the Colosseum ; you can then admire the fountain of the gladiators, the Meta Sudans; the Temple of Venus and Rome; the majestic Colossus of Nero from which the name “ Colosseum ” derives; and the Arch of Constantine , in all its grandeur.

In the Arena Floor Colosseum , raise your head towards the Velarium, its gigantic red curtain that closes to start the show; he walks among the roar of ferocious lions; then witness the fights between gladiators ; to conclude, he puts on the emperor’s robes and takes his place. Decide the fate of the wounded gladiator with: “Death” or “Grace”! To conclude the experience, descend into the mysterious Colosseum underground to observe the slaves moving in silence between narrow and dark corridors, ready to prepare all the tools necessary to make the show a success. If you look around you will notice the gladiators sharpening their weapons and the various cages in which the hungry beasts wait to be lifted from the elevators inside the arena.

Once you enter the Colosseum…

The time has come to discover what is left today of all the structure you have seen in Virtual Reality .

Together with your tour guid e, enter the most famous monument in the world, the Flavian Amphitheater. Thanks to a Colosseum Virtual Reality Guided Tour , avoid the long queues thanks to the Colosseum Ticket Skip the Line . After the security checks, let its magic overwhelm you completely. Hear the stories about its construction, which took place over 8 years; take unforgettable photos; and finally, close your eyes imagining you are there.

Observe every little detail. The shiny white marbles that covered the floor; the ceiling richly decorated with sculptures and frescoes; go up to the first level and look out to observe the ancient structure of the Ludus Magnus, the gymnasium of the gladiators ; find out where the senators sat; crosses the museum, with all its archaeological evidence. So live it; observe it; and imagine it. Your tour guide will be at your complete disposal to answer any questions or concerns.

Once the Colosseum Guided Tour is over, you will be given directions to continue the visit in total autonomy within the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill . Are you still eager to delve into your journey into the history of Ancient Rome , follow your tour guide at the entrance. Using the same Colosseum Ticket Skip the Line , if you wish, you can continue exploring the magnificent temples of Rome ; the columns; the triumphal arches and the sumptuous Domus of the emperor Domitian.

Before leaving, you will have all the information you need to be able to continue alone in the Roman Forum and on the Palatine Hill . In conclusion, take part in a Colosseum Virtual Reality Guided Tour and go home having lived an unforgettable experience!

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• Colosseum (guided)
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• Palatine Hill (self guided)
• Tourist guide
• Colosseum Guided tour
• Colosseum Ticket Skip the Line
• VR assistant in Italian and English
• VR headsets
• RC insurance
• Integrated audio guide (Italian, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, French)
• Eye mask cover for VR headset
• Hand sanitizing gel

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• Access to the Colosseum underground
• Access to the Arena Floor Colosseum and Third Order
• Transport to/from the hotel

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• It is necessary to arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the tour start time. Customers who arrive late at the meeting point can NO longer join the tour, therefore they are not entitled to any kind of right or refund.
• Please show the voucher to the staff (also in electronic format)
• Attention: due to the mandatory security checks of the metal detector at the Colosseum, this could result in a slight delay at the entrance even for “skip the line” ticket holders
• Tour not available on January 1st, May 1st, December 25th.
• Ancient & Recent is not responsible for any inconvenience caused by the closure of the Colosseum and the Roman Forum due to strikes, union assemblies, bad weather, etc.
• Online bookings must be made at least 24 hours in advance, last minute bookings are accepted by phone or email.
• Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult and bring a valid identity card
• Comfortable shoes are recommended
• Large suitcases or bags are not allowed inside the attractions
• For help with meeting points or other urgent issues, please phone +39 3313586107
• In case of rain, all our tours run regularly.

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The meeting point established is at the ARCH OF CONSTANTINE , located on the Colosseum square, where you can meet our staff with a black flag with a golden Ancient & Recent logo.

Arch of Constantine, Via di San Gregorio, 00186, Rome.

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If you cancel your reservation you will be charged a 30% cancellation fee. Cancellation between 6 and 4 calendar days in advance of the scheduled departure time, you will be charged a 50% cancellation fee. If you cancel within 3 calendar days (72 hours) of the scheduled departure time, you will becharged a 100% cancellation fee. Refund will only be issued if the tour was booked and paid for directly with Ancient&Recent within a week from the cancellation. The payment will not be refunded for any other reason (i.e. weather, change of travel plans, illness, missed train..). To change the date or time of the tour, send an e-mail to [email protected] or call +39 3313586107

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Reviews (255).

Valeria T. – 4 September 2021

Bellissima esperienza!! 🙂 Si viene accompagnati nell’area dietro al Colosseo, dove si viene spiegato cosa si può fare ed il percorso da seguire all’interno del VR. Non consiglio di camminare effettivamente attorno al Colosseo se si è da soli, per esempio ero ferma vicino al posto dove ho iniziato ed addirittura un signore si è seduto quasi attaccato vedendomi che non potevo vedere essendo dentro al VR chiedendomi di spostarmi. All’interno è molto bella, si vedranno anche persone ed animali, ci si perde tra l’architettura, le persone e le spiegazioni in maniera fluida ma anche con libertà di esplorazione. Molto semplici i comandi da eseguire, oltre a muoversi a 360° con il visore, si ha un controller con cui cliccare e muoversi in avanti. Dura all’incirca un’ora e mezza, se avete preso anche il tour fisico del Colosseo e Fori e Palatino, li farete dopo l’esperienza VR con molta tranquillità. Consiglio di fare una pausa dopo aver visitato il Colosseo, i Fori ed il Palatino sono estesi, comunque rifocillarsi con cibo. Portare ovviamente acqua, cappellino e scarpe/vestiario comodi. Godetevi questa esperienza speciale indietro nel tempo! ATTENZIONE: se non avete il Green Pass vi è una ambulanza dietro l’entrata del Colosseo (per 18€, contanti). Il pass che viene fornito è valido esclusivamente per le visite dei monumenti nei dintorni(quando l’ho effettuato io). Rilasciando solo il foglio di carta e non essendoci il codice scansionabile non sarà valido per entrare nei cinema o in qualsiasi stabile che richiede la scansione del pass, che dimostra la registrazione con la regione, non effettuata dall’ambulanza del Colosseo. Consiglio nel giorno o il giorno prima di effettuare il tampone in farmacia se non siete vaccinati.

Luigi – 4 October 2021

Interessante e sbalorditivo allo stesso tempo. Progetto fantastico per adulti e bambini!!! Staff gentile e super disponibile!

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Ines – 30 October 2021

Das war toll!

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A Virtual Tour of Ancient Rome, Circa 320 CE: Explore Stunning Recreations of The Forum, Colosseum and Other Monuments

in Architecture , History , Technology | August 5th, 2020 4 Comments

If you’re a reg­u­lar read­er of this site, you’re like­ly famil­iar with the sim­u­la­tion hypoth­e­sis , the idea that con­scious expe­ri­ence is noth­ing more than a com­put­er pro­gram. This con­cept has many sci-fi impli­ca­tions, from Matrix -like sce­nar­ios to the rad­i­cal idea that every­thing in the uni­verse is soft­ware, run by incom­pre­hen­si­ble beings who might as well be gods. One of the more plau­si­ble ver­sions sug­gests that we are liv­ing in an “ances­tor sim­u­la­tion,” designed by future human soci­eties to recre­ate their past.

Pre­sum­ably, sim­u­lat­ed ances­tors would cre­ate their own ances­tor sim­u­la­tions and so on, ad infini­tum . There’s no way to know where on the con­tin­u­um we fall, but wher­ev­er it is, ances­tor sim­u­la­tions are on the way… maybe. They’re rudi­men­ta­ry at the moment, con­sist­ing of immer­sive video games and VR recre­ations of ancient cities.

Each iter­a­tion, how­ev­er, is bet­ter than the last, as we have seen in the case of Rome Reborn (or Rome Reborn®), a 3D dig­i­tal mod­el­ing project designed to recre­ate the city’s archi­tec­ture as it was in 320 CE, through expert ren­der­ings informed by archi­tec­tur­al his­to­ri­ans and “vir­tu­al archae­ol­o­gists” like Dr. Bernard Frisch­er , pro­fes­sor emer­i­tus at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Vir­ginia .

Back in a 2012 Open Cul­ture post , Matthias Rasch­er explained the sig­nif­i­cance of this year, “when Rome’s pop­u­la­tion had reached its peak (about one mil­lion) and the first Chris­t­ian church­es were being built.” His­to­ri­ans will also rec­og­nize 320 as fol­low­ing direct­ly on the heels of the Dona­tion of Con­stan­tine that gave the city to the Pope. We can tour the vir­tu­al streets of this rapid­ly chang­ing ancient city, though the bur­geon­ing pop­u­la­tion is nowhere in evi­dence. Noth­ing moves, grows, or changes in Rome Reborn. In that sense it is still like so many pre­vi­ous rep­re­sen­ta­tions of antiq­ui­ty.

Now in ver­sion 3.0, Rome Reborn began as a 3D mod­el in 2007, and was first owned by the Regents of the Uni­ver­si­ty of Cal­i­for­nia. It now oper­ates, under the aus­pices of the Uni­ver­si­ty of Vir­ginia, as a pri­vate com­pa­ny called Fly­over Zone. They have oth­er such dig­i­tal recre­ations in their prod­uct line, includ­ing “Athens Reborn ® , Hadri­an’s Vil­la Reborn ® , Baal­bek Reborn ® , Egypt Reborn ® , and His­tor­i­cal Games ® .” Rome Reborn’s design­er, Dani­la Logi­nov, has released increas­ing­ly detailed pro­mos of the project over the years, and you can see these many videos here.

To ful­ly expe­ri­ence this sim­u­lat­ed Rome, you’ll need a Vir­tu­al Real­i­ty head­set. The third ver­sion of the 3D mod­el has been made pub­licly avail­able. “You can immerse your­self in the ancient city and even enter into some of its most famous build­ings while lis­ten­ing to the com­men­tary of high­ly qual­i­fied experts,” the Rome Reborn site promis­es . Famous build­ings one might explore include the Roman forum and the Basil­i­ca of Max­en­tius. It is not an expe­ri­ence based in real­ism. In some of the sim­u­la­tions “you can opt for a whirl­wind   fly­over tour  of the city,” notes Meilan Sol­ly at Smith­son­ian .

This rough­ly two-hour tour is like noth­ing any ancient Roman ever expe­ri­enced. “Com­par­a­tive­ly, the two site vis­its place users in the driver’s seat,” Sol­ly writes, “afford­ing them free­dom to roam through recon­struct­ed streets and halls.” It’s not quite the stuff of a sim­u­lat­ed uni­verse just yet, but it may not be too far in the future before Rome Reborn® ful­ly lives up to its name. Learn more about ancient Rome, cir­ca 320 CE, in the videos here, and learn more about Rome Reborn at their offi­cial site .

Relat­ed Con­tent:

Explore Ancient Athens 3D, a Dig­i­tal Recon­struc­tion of the Greek City-State at the Height of Its Influ­ence

An Ani­mat­ed Recon­struc­tion of Ancient Rome: Take A 30-Minute Stroll Through the City’s Vir­tu­al­ly-Recre­at­ed Streets

French Illus­tra­tor Revives the Byzan­tine Empire with Mag­nif­i­cent­ly Detailed Draw­ings of Its Mon­u­ments & Build­ings: Hagia Sophia, Great Palace & More

Josh Jones  is a writer and musi­cian based in Durham, NC. Fol­low him at  @jdmagness

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While it looks great, I don’t believe it’s accu­rate. Rome was built on hills, not flat land.

I do agree, Rome was built on hills and not flat land.

This web­site is absolute trash maybe you should upgrade to the um, you know 2022 style! I’m not 77 bro I’m try­ing to learn as an 11-year-old not to go back to 1709. pls pls pls pls pls pls pls upgrade this place is absolute trash! trash trash trash trash!!!

Why not make a real dig­i­tal twin based on actu­al pho­to’s and videos. Nowa­days there is great soft­ware with ai to cre­ate a more real expe­ri­ence.

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Roman Colosseum, Italy

First of all we would like to thank our colleague Henk Keijzer who kindly gave us a panorama with the beautiful view inside the Colosseum which has been added to our virtual tour . And now we are going to tell you about couple of historical facts...

The Colosseum is a monument with a great history. It probably wouldn't even have been built if not for the vanity of the Emperor Vespasian, Nero's successor. In his attempt to outshine the glory of the former ruler, in 70 AD Vespasian ordered to build a huge amphitheater, which could amaze everyone with its beauty and magnitude. 

His plan was a success: amphitheater turned out to be so gigantic that its original name after the Flavian dynasty didn't stick. Colosseus means huge, gigantic, and it was and remains the largest of its kind. 

Like other Roman amphitheaters, the Colosseum in Rome is an ellipse with an arena in its center. The length of the outer ellipse is 524 meters, the length of the long axis is 188 meters, and the length of the minor axis is 156 meters. This is an absolute record. The world's second-largest amphitheater named after Mark Anthony Gordian located in Tunis has an ellipse of only 425 meters. 

Roman Colosseum is even more impressive on the inside. The length of its arena is 86 meters, width is 54 meters, and walls height ranges from 48 to 50 meters. With size like this it can accommodate about 50,000 spectators (and the aforementioned Tunis landmark can accommodate only 30,000 people). 

There was a statue on each arch between the middle and upper circles of the Colosseum; ceilings with colorful plaster and outside walls were decorated with bronze ornaments. 

The Roman Colosseum had 76 entrances for the general public and a few more for the emperor, the nobility, and gladiators. It was designed so that visitors could leave the Colosseum in five minutes. 

While this colossus was built relatively quickly, in just 8 years, its creator, Vespasian, did not live to see the grand opening day. The new amphitheater welcomed its first audience under the rule of the Roman Emperor Titus, Vespasian's successor. The celebration of this event, which lasted 100 days straight, involved 2000 gladiators and 5000 wild animals.

Furthermore, technology of that time allowed filling the arena with water several meters in depth. Water was pumped through the system of water channels built under the arena. And in this improvised lake, in addition to gladiator fights and other on-land events, there were also galley water battles.

Along with the historic center of Rome, the Colosseum is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2007 it also earned the place in the list of the New Wonders of the World, beating dozens of prominent world landmarks, such as Hagia Sophia in Turkey or Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany. 

However, today the Colosseum in Rome is not a magnificent amphitheater, but rather an example of strict minimalism. During two centuries of its existence it survived the invasion of barbarians and fires, each time losing a piece of its appearance. But it was damaged not only by the environment or enemies. During Middle Ages the Colosseum was considered a stock of free construction materials, and it was a common practice to take stones from the walls of the Colosseum for different needs of the city. 

Nowadays, not only exhaust gas, vibration from heavy city traffic, and constant flow of tourists, but also weather in Rome causes damage to the Colosseum: wind and frost were the last straw. The ancient amphitheater has about three thousand cracks, and it constantly losing some of its pieces.

So it's time to look at this dying giant, which appears on every travel pictures of Rome, and to think about the transience of time ...

Photography by  Stanislav Sedov  and  Dmitry Moiseenko

21 September 2012

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dvfhd aefhdgw, Azerbaijan

Great work.....whole team!!!

vaitheesh j, India

Breathtaking!

rachel condron, USA

Exploring a new place in a group is fun and merry-making. You can share your joy and views with others instantly.Kihei Akahi Maui

mark steve, Albania

I visted Rome with my family last year and spent 4 days going around the city. Your site which I viewed today brought back loads of memory of my visit. Excellent presentation with brief but well researched information Fully impressed

raghavan vasudevan, India

WOW! It's AWESOME! I live in Rome :)

Davide Hope, Italy

i was amazed if we can say that by the quality of viewing and the full control of it, i always wanted to visit the colosseum and rome but now i can just visit it by my computer, so thanks so much for your efforts, good job ..

serfag feriel, Algeria

Amazing panorama. Choice of sunset hour is stroke of genius. The music draws the deep yearning of the place and people. Thank you!!

Chang-Wuk Kang, USA

Una maravilla de grandes proporsiones

Marco Silva Silva, Peru

You are giving us tremendous, Fantastic images that raelise us the world is so beautiful. Thank You For Giving us world glimps.

Sukhvinder Singh, India

i want to visit there and this is my first desire.

riaz afridi, Pakistan

Our family enjoyed watching your beautiful panorama of places we've visited which your team had shown in a different perspective. We are more grateful now of our chance to be in those places and appreciate that you gave us a portal to wonder around in awe, not as tourists.

Socchie Fondevilla, USA

italy is so beautifull country & i love there

shadi minafar, Iran

me gusto mucho saludos

andres saldivar, Mexico

I was born and bred in rome...I didn't know it was so beautiful!

cristina siegel, USA

ive been to the roman coliseum and it was the bomb

chase hagenkord, USA

Totally awesome! Love you all for doing this for us. :)

Anita Morris, Canada

Roma is truly the city you must see if you travelto. I have been there many times and I never tire of it. Thank you for your art. Howard Koontz, Maryland

Howard Koontz, USA

its so much fun&tank you.

amir behpaee, Iran

Congratulations for this wonderful site I know neither other Brazilian states nor other countries but this site leave me know the world

Carlos Amorim, Brazil

very very best

yaser hassanzadeh, Indonesia

mohsen mohamadnezhad, Iran

Excellent, I felt i was there

BS Kumar, India

Rome is nice, but Romans are arrogant, ignorant and unpolite.

John Bergognone, Ireland

Federico stella, Italy

Thanks guys. I can see entire world just sitting at my home. I dont know when I get chance to on world tour but before that I have seen almost all beautiful places of the beautiful world.Its beauty of your camera.

Bhagvan Rabari, India

How do I turn off the sound???? Nothing happens when I click on the sound icon. I now have Schindler's List playing all the time on my computer, even when I close down my emails. Help!

Joan Donat, USA

I grew up in Italy...4th grade through high school...I am 62 now, living in New Jersey, USA...brings back such fond memories. BELLISSIMA!

Leo Chow, Italy

wow.fantastic.I enjoyed.

zeynab seyedi, Iran

Exquisite photography as always airpano! But as for the site itself - I was watching it with mixed feelings and I am not sure it is worthy of such admiration. Thinking about the thousands of people (and animals) losing their lives there just to amuse blood-thirsty emperors and crowds...Maybe it is not such a loss for it to disintigrate into oblivion. It is places of peace, spirituality at its best and symbols of human kindness and beauty that I would rather admire.

Yaelah Gal, Israel

Fantástico!!!

Paulo Rattes, Brazil

It's a mazing (^_^)

Yusuf Mohammed, Jordan

★★★★☆

Mohsen Barati, Iran

Sempre fantastica Italia. Bellisimo e molto interesante. Grazie !

PASCU IOAN, Romania

mohammad jafarizad, Iran

★★★★★

Gerard Mous, Netherlands

Gracias por hacerme llegar en 1º clase, a esta parte de la historia...

jorge humberto gomez ospina, Colombia

fallah azez, Iraq

balasuramanian balan, India

Perfect. I hope to see close up

Tibo Tak, Iran

it is very fantastic but it is far .

delnia khezraqa, Iran

Me he vuelto a enamorar de Roma...

Vianney Doniz, Mexico

Once again a superlative presentation of the Colloseum of Rome. It again reminded me of the wonderful trip that my dear mother and I had made to Rome (as well as to Istanbul), 2 years ago. Best wishes to you and your team and thanks once again.

fren bill, India

espectaculares muy muy Bien....

vicente Peiro, Spain

I HAVE BEEN TO ROME AND WAS AWE STRUCK AT FIRST GLIMPSE............INSIDE IS EVEN MORE BREATH TAKING.....I LOVED READING THE HISTORY AND DETAILS OF IT SIZE, ETC. INTERESTING

SHELAGH FAA, Canada

Me encanta me interesan todos los destinos

Lorena Mazzoni, Argentina

Excelente !!!

Raúl Jacobo, Mexico

Amin Garousi, Iran

After seeing the natural, this is the best way to see it in all its glory, thanks for this new release, you are the best

Juan Quiles, Spain

Que forma más estética, maravillosa y ágil para conocer a detalle y en panorámica los sitios más hermosos de la tierra, lo induce a uno a tener el contacto con los materiales, solo falta tocar. Felicitaciones y gracias

Eugenio duque, Colombia

Lindo, lindo!!

I have visited Rome 5 times and every time I have visited this wonderful place. This place is always crowded by the tourists. It is a nice monument to admire.

Ronald Mascarenhas, India

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Colosseum Tours

At a ripe, old, 2000 years of age, the Roman Colosseum has witnessed the rise and fall of many nations and empires. As would any building that has survived almost since the times of Jesus Christ, it has many stories to tell, and what better way to hear them than from an expert local guide? Get your Colosseum tour tickets right here and experience the Colosseum at its best.

List of colosseum tours and prices

There are six different guided tour options. When you select a tour, you’ll have various choices to customize your experience, such as the size of the group, extra stops, and different add-ons.

All guided tour options include reserved entrance to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.

Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill Tour

Explore the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill with an expert guide and learn about gladiator battles , Roman palace intrigues, and the history of the capital of Europe’s greatest empire. Here’s a breakdown of the tour options:

• Semi-private Guided Tour: Not keen on big tour groups? This semi-private option lets you explore the Colosseum more comfortably and enjoy a more personal and interactive experience with your guide. Available with live guides in English and Spanish, these tours last between 1.5 to 3 hours.
• Standard Guided Tour: Choose from tickets for groups of up to 30 people. Available in 9 languages, these tours offer both quick one-hour options and more in-depth 5-hour experiences. Tickets sell out fast, so check availability here .
• Small Group Guided Tour: Want a more personal experience? Join a smaller group of 6 to 25 people, with tours lasting from 1 to 3 hours. This option is available in English, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.

View of the Roman Forum from the Palatine Hill. Both areas can easily be reached on foot from the Colosseum.

Colosseum, Arena, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill: Guided Tour

Looking for a deeper dive into ancient Roman history? This 3-hour tour covers it all. Begin at the Roman Forum, where bustling markets, temples, and political events once shaped the empire. From there, stroll up Palatine Hill, the legendary birthplace of Rome, and soak in stunning views of the Forum and Circus Maximus. The highlight is stepping onto the Colosseum’s arena floor , where gladiators once battled.

This tour is available in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Buy your ticket here to skip the ticket lines with reserved entrance.

Colosseum, Underground & Arena Floor: Guided Tour

This tour is for smaller groups (up to 24 people) and takes you into areas of the Colosseum rarely explored by the public. You’ll get into the underground tunnels , where gladiators and lions once waited before heading out onto the arena floor. It’s a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at how the games were staged. The tour is offered in English and lasts around 3 hours.

Colosseum underground tours sell out quickly during high season. Secure your ticket here .

Two thousand years ago, this tunnel was walked by gladiators heading to the arena to fight to the death.

Frequently asked questions regarding guided tours of the Colosseum:

Is a colosseum tour worth it.

Visiting the Colosseum on your own is a fine, enjoyable experience, but if you want to get the most out of it and learn more about the history of the Colosseum (and the Roman Forum, and the Palatine Hill!) a guided tour is the way to go. An expert guide can give you insights into the building and its surroundings you simply wouldn’t get on your own.

What languages are tours given in?

Most tours are in English, with some offered in additional languages such as German, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.

Are Colosseum tours child-friendly?

Some tours are especially designed for kids, while others are designed for the general public. Either way, the Colosseum is quite awe-inspiring so it’s not difficult to keep kids entertained while you explore it. Do keep in mind that most tours are non-stop affairs, so your kids may get tired on the longer ones.

Do I get to skip the lines on a guided tour?

Yes, you do. Like all visitors, tour groups must go through security, but you will avoid all other queues. For more information on visiting the Colosseum, check out our Visit page.

How long are guided tours of the Colosseum?

Most range from an hour and a half to three hours, depending on what sites you’ll be visiting on the tour, whether only the Colosseum or the nearby Palatine Hill and Roman Forum.

Do I need to book my tour in advance?

It’s not absolutely necessary that you book in advance, but if you plan to wing it when you arrive in Rome you may find that tour groups on your preferred dates and times are already full. Booking your tour in advance affords you more options when choosing the date and time so there’s no reason not to do so.

Is there anything I need to bring for my tour?

Proof of your reservation (on your phone will do) and comfortable clothes and footwear for walking. If you’re visiting Rome in the summer you should also bring water and sunscreen because the Mediterranean sun can be quite intense.

The Colosseum Piazza del Colosseo, 1 00184 Rome, Italy

Private Colosseum With Arena Floor & Ancient City Tour

Exploring ancient Rome’s iconic landmarks is a captivating experience that transports visitors back in time. The Private Colosseum Tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich history of this legendary structure, granting direct access to the arena floor for an immersive encounter. Beyond the Colosseum, the tour also unveils the fascinating Palatine Hill and Roman Forum , where guests can discover the Temples of Jupiter and Caesar, as well as the awe-inspiring Arch of Constantine. With knowledgeable guides providing insights in English and Spanish, this comprehensive journey promises to leave a lasting impression on anyone seeking to uncover the secrets of Rome’s storied past.

• This private tour offers skip-the-line access to the Colosseum arena floor, providing an immersive experience of ancient Roman spectacles.
• The 3-hour tour includes guided visits to Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum, showcasing the daily lives of ancient Romans.
• Knowledgeable guides offer in-depth historical context about the Temples of Jupiter and Caesar, Basilica Julia, and Mamertine prison cell.
• Participants can marvel at the iconic Arch of Constantine, which commemorates the emperor’s victory, during the tour.
• The tour has a flexible cancellation policy with partial refunds available up to 4 days prior, but is non-refundable within 72 hours.

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Tour Overview

The Private Colosseum Tour offers a comprehensive exploration of the iconic Colosseum and the ancient Roman sites surrounding it.

Priced from $273.13 per person, this 3-hour private tour provides skip-the-line access to the Colosseum’s arena floor, allowing visitors an unparalleled perspective of this legendary amphitheater.

The tour also includes guided visits to the Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum, where guests can explore the daily lives of ancient Romans.

With options for English and Spanish-speaking guides, the tour caters to diverse linguistic preferences.

While the tour is non-refundable, a flexible cancellation policy provides partial refunds up to 4 days prior to the scheduled date.

Itinerary Highlights

This private tour starts at Piazza del Colosseo, 23, where you will embark on a guided exploration of the Colosseum’s arena floor.

Key stops along the way include:

• Palatine Hill, where visitors will learn about the daily lives of ancient Romans
• The Roman Forum, which features iconic structures like the Temples of Jupiter and Caesar, the Basilica Julia, and the Mamertine prison cell
• The Arch of Constantine, a triumphal arch commemorating the emperor’s victory over his rival

Throughout the 3-hour experience, the private guide will provide in-depth historical context and insights, ensuring a personalized and enriching journey through Rome’s ancient wonders.

Along the private tour, visitors will explore several key sites steeped in ancient Roman history.

The Temples of Jupiter and Caesar stand as impressive remnants of the city’s religious and political power.

The Basilica Julia and Basilica Aemilia , once bustling hubs of commerce and government, now offer a glimpse into the daily lives of ancient Romans.

The Mamertine prison cell , an infamous underground dungeon, serves as a sobering reminder of the harsh realities of the Roman justice system.

Experience Details

Visitors to the private Colosseum tour can skip the long lines and enter directly onto the arena floor , affording them unparalleled views and an immersive glimpse into the grandeur of ancient Roman spectacles .

The private top-rated guide will lead the group on an informative journey, shedding light on the daily lives of ancient Romans in the nearby Roman Forum.

The experience includes:

• Exploring ancient temples, theaters, and government buildings to gain a deeper understanding of Roman civilization.
• Discovering the Mamertine prison cell, where legendary figures like Jugurtha and Vercingetorix were once imprisoned.
• Marveling at the iconic Arch of Constantine , a testament to the architectural prowess of the Roman Empire.

Booking Information

Booking this private Colosseum tour requires providing the full names of all participants.

The tour is open to adults aged 18-99, children aged 3-17, and infants 2 and younger.

Participants must meet at the designated meeting point in front of the SOS sign outside the Colosseum Metro Station ground floor entrance.

Cancellation policies are strict – guests can receive a full refund if canceling 5 days prior, a 50% refund if canceling 4 days prior, and no refund if canceling within 72 hours or failing to show up.

Important Notes

Participants must provide the full names of all individuals in their party when booking this private Colosseum tour .

Cancellations are subject to a strict policy :

• Cancellations made 5 days or more prior to the tour date are eligible for a full refund .
• Cancellations made 4 days prior receive a 50% refund.
• Cancellations made 72 hours or less before the tour date are non-refundable.
• No-shows are treated as last-minute cancellations and are also non-refundable.

The tour has an overall rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars based on 2 customer reviews.

Customer Reviews

One reviewer praised the knowledgeable guide , saying they provided great insights into the Colosseum’s history and daily life in ancient Rome.

However, another reviewer felt the tour was rushed , leaving little time to fully explore the sites.

Some noted the high price point , though others found the private tour and skip-the-line access to be worth the cost.

Getting There

The meeting point for this tour is in front of the SOS sign outside the Colosseum Metro Station on the ground floor entrance. This convenient location allows easy access to the starting point of the tour.

The meeting spot features:

• A prominent SOS sign for easy identification
• Ample space for the tour group to gather
• Proximity to the Colosseum, the tour’s main attraction

Arriving at the designated meeting time ensures a smooth start to the private Colosseum and ancient city exploration.

From this central location, the tour guide will lead participants directly to the Colosseum’s arena floor to begin the immersive historical experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tour Guide Knowledgeable About the Colosseum’s History?

The tour guide is knowledgeable about the Colosseum’s history. The itinerary highlights indicate the guide will provide detailed insights into the ancient Roman temples, theaters, and government buildings during the private tour of the Colosseum and Roman Forum.

Are There Any Restroom Breaks During the Tour?

The tour itinerary does not explicitly mention any scheduled restroom breaks. However, the private guide is likely able to accommodate participants’ needs and provide opportunities for restroom access during the 3-hour tour as appropriate.

How Much Walking Is Involved During the Tour?

The tour involves a considerable amount of walking, as it covers several major archaeological sites within the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum. Guests should expect to walk approximately 2-3 miles over the course of the 3-hour tour.

Can the Tour Be Customized to Our Preferences?

The tour can be customized to a certain extent based on customer preferences. While the main stops are set, the guide can adjust the pace and focus to accommodate specific interests within the allotted 3-hour timeframe.

What Happens in Case of Inclement Weather?

In the event of inclement weather, the tour operator will work to accommodate guests. They may adjust the itinerary, provide rain ponchos, or offer alternative indoor activities to ensure guests have an enjoyable experience despite the weather conditions.

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This comprehensive private tour offers an immersive exploration of ancient Rome ‘s most iconic landmarks. Visitors can experience the grandeur of the Colosseum’s arena floor, uncover the historical significance of the Palatine Hill and Roman Forum, and gain valuable insights from knowledgeable guides . With its engaging itinerary and convenient booking options, this tour provides an authentic and enriching journey through Rome’s storied past.

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