Rome: Colosseum Underground, Arena Floor, and Ancient Rome Group Tour
Skip the lines with fast-track entry and explore this iconic monument in depth. Walk in the footsteps of gladiators on the arena floor, then descend into the underground chambers, where wild animals were kept and lifted into the arena.
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- Explore Underground Tunnels: Discover the hidden passages beneath the Colosseum.
- Exclusive Arena Floor Access: Stand where gladiators once fought.
- Guided Tours: Visit both Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum with an expert guide.
- Quick Entry: Benefit from fast-track access to all sites.
- Official tour guide
- Fast-track entry to the Colosseum
- Access to underground tunnels and arena floor
- Guided tour of Palatine Hill
- Guided tour of the Roman Forum
- Food and drinks, as well as transportation, are not included.
Join us for a fascinating group tour that provides special access to areas of the Colosseum that are typically off-limits, including the underground tunnels and the arena floor. With fast-track entry, you’ll bypass the lines and dive into the history of this iconic monument.
As you step onto the arena floor, imagine the thrill of the crowd as you walk in the footsteps of gladiators. Then, descend into the underground tunnels that linked the Colosseum to the Ludus Magnus, the gladiators' training facility. Here, you’ll see the chambers that housed wild animals and the elevators used to bring them to the arena.
After exploring the Colosseum, your tour continues with a stroll through the Roman Forum, followed by a visit to the ancient ruins on Palatine Hill, home to the palaces of Rome's emperors.
As you step onto the arena floor, imagine the thrill of the crowd as you walk in the footsteps of gladiators. Then, descend into the underground tunnels that linked the Colosseum to the Ludus Magnus, the gladiators' training facility. Here, you’ll see the chambers that housed wild animals and the elevators used to bring them to the arena.
After exploring the Colosseum, your tour continues with a stroll through the Roman Forum, followed by a visit to the ancient ruins on Palatine Hill, home to the palaces of Rome's emperors.
Know Before You Go
- Names provided during booking cannot be altered.
- A government-issued ID or passport is required for each participant. Failure to present an ID may result in denied entry.
- Meeting times may change; you will be notified via email if there are any updates.
- It is not advisable to book this tour on the same day as travel or in conjunction with other tours.
- Tours will proceed rain or shine unless the site is closed for safety reasons.
- Be prepared for mandatory security checks at all entry points, which may result in longer wait times during peak seasons.
- Please check in at least 15 minutes before the start of your tour.
- When booking for children under 18 years, a government-issued ID/passport is required at the time of entrance. Failure to bring an ID with you can result in the security staff refusing you entrance to the monument.
- Tours will run rain or shine.
- No shows/late arrivals will not be refunded.
- Depending on the reservation time, the tour route may start in the Roman Forum/Palatine Hill.
- Only small bags/backpacks are allowed. No bags with wheels are permitted.
- Glass containers, aerosol sprays and weapons are not permitted.
- Covid safety measures have increased the time for security checks. The security check line is required for all visitors and cannot be skipped.
Getting There
Walking tours typically have designated meeting points in central locations. Confirm the meeting point provided by the tour operator.
Safety measures:
- By Metro: Use Line B to reach the Colosseum station which is close to the arena.
- By Bus: Numerous routes, including 75, 81, 85, 87, and 175, make stops close to the Colosseum.
- On Foot Take a stroll down Rome's picturesque streets to the Colosseum.
- By Car: Park it nearby. However, it is better to take public transit because of the traffic and parking limitations,
- By Taxi or Ride-Sharing: Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber are available in Rome. Make careful to confirm the fare with the driver before beginning your journey.
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