Colosseum Night Tour

Colosseum Arena is a special spot located in the heart of the Colosseum amphitheatre which you can see on the Colosseum night tour. It is here where the gladiators used to fight against one another until one lost their breath in front of millions of Roman spectators and members of the Royal family. Offering a mesmerising 360-degree view, the Colosseum is believed to be the world's largest amphitheatre. On your visit to Colosseum Arena, you will witness the regiments of the dark past on the walls and ceilings.

Once a crowded market in Rome, the Roman Forum belonged to the 7th century and was home to Julius Caesar and Romulus's state treasury and tombs. During your Colosseum night tour, you’ll explore the place that features basilicas, temples, and public spaces, most of which were destroyed during the wars and first post the Roman empire. Presently, the Roman Forum in the Colosseum houses several points of interest, such as the temples of Vesta and Saturn, Faustina, the House of the Vestal Virgins and Temple Antoninus.

One of the seven hills in Rome, Palatine Hill is known to be the residence of the first-ever Roman settlers. Located at the head of the Roman Forum and Colosseum, this hill is a historic site as it once was the home of emperors like Tiberius and Augustus. If you want to delve into the beauty of Rome, a visit to the Palatine hill is a must as it offers a mesmerising view, especially at night. You can spot different Roman cultural signs like the Roman Forum, Circus Maximus Stadium, Capitol Hill and Colosseum.

Famously known as Hypogeum, Underground is an integral part of the Colosseum, which housed all gladiators before they started the fight against one another. Hypogeum is spread over more than two levels which feature several rooms, tunnels, mechanical devices and 32 animal pens. You can visit this area of the Colosseum at night, which was also the home to criminals waiting for their punishments to be announced.

The Colosseum's third, fourth and fifth floors are called the Belvedere. Spread over four different floors, Belvedere promises a bird's eye view of the Colosseum at night. Earlier, this place was used by spectators to witness the matches of gladiators, however, today, this spot has been transformed into a famous tourist attraction. Roam around the floors with your professional guide and learn some intriguing stories about the place.