Colosseum Tickets, Rome

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Sit at the base of the Colossal Statue of Nero - It was said that the statue was over 106.5 feet tall. However, the statue disappeared without a trace and today it is just the base and you can sit here and enjoy the view.

Take a picture of the Flavian Amphitheatre Plaque - Originally, the Colosseum was named Flavian Amphitheatre and the plaque can be seen attached to the middle ring of the Colosseum.

Walk through the Gate of Death - The Gate of Death was the place where those who were bruised, beaten, injured or dead were taken out of the arena.

By Metro - Board Metro Line B and get off at the Colosseum Metro Stop. The Colosseum is just a few minutes away. You can also take the Metro A line then get off at the Manzoni Stop and from here board the Tram Line number 3 going south.

By Bus - Bus routes 60, 75, 85, 87, 271, 571, 175, 186, 810, 850, C3, and 117 will take you to the Colosseum of Rome.

By Tram - If you want to take the tram then you will need to board the Tramway Line 3 that heads south to the Colosseum

By Taxi - IF you do not want to use the public transportation network then just hail a cab to the Colosseum. Before you board a taxi make sure it is an official licensed cab with the “TAXI” sign on the top and the logo of the Commune di Roma on the side.

The best time to visit the Colosseum is in the early morning hours after opening as it would be comparatively less crowded then. During the week, the best days to visit this amazing historic arena are on weekdays. To make your visit more interesting, you can also book Colosseum Rome tickets for a nighttime tour. 

Yes, you can book Colosseum tickets for a night visit and explore this historic structure with an expert guide. You will get to explore exclusive sections of the Colosseum including the Arena floor where you will be able to see where the gladiators fought. You will also be provided with an audio guide which will enable you to hear the guide better.

Yes, you can buy Colosseum tickets online in advance to ensure you get to pick the dates you wish to visit. This is one of the most visited sites in Rome and ideally it is best to book the tickets a couple of weeks in advance. Plus, when you book Colosseum tours online you get to enjoy lots of discounts and save time on your visit with the skip-the-line advantage. Printing your tickets is an option but it is best to download it on your phone.

The validity of the Colosseum tickets depends on the type of tickets you book. The Ordinary Ticket has a 24 hour validity while the Full Experience tickets has 2 days validity from the date of use. The 24 hour Ordinary Tickets include entrance to the Colosseum and access to the first and second order but without the Arena Floor. The Full Experience tickets give you access to the Colosseum Arena, the Roman Palatine Forum, The Palatine Museum and a few other attractions.

It is best to book your Colosseum Rome tickets online and in advance as this is one of the major attractions here. Buying your tickets online gives you the advantage of choosing your preferred date of visit as well as time slot. You also get priority entrance as you will not need to stand in line to buy your tickets at the entrance. Besides these you get excellent discounts on ticket prices as well.

Colosseum Rome is open throughout the year except on 25th December and 1st January. Opening hours of the Colosseum different depending on seasons of the year. During Winters between November to January it is open from 8:30 am to 5 pm while the rest of the year it is open from 8:30 am to 7:15 pm.

The famous Roman Colosseum was built between C.E. 70 to 72 during the time when the Roman Empire was at its most glorious height. It was commissioned by Emperor Vespasian as a gift for the Roman people and it took over 20 years to complete the whole structure. Different events were held at the Colosseum right from gladiator combats to hunting to animal displays, chariot racing as well as tortures and executions.

Construction of the Rome Colosseum was completed in 80 AD making the structure 1937 years old. Over the years, earthquakes and other damages have had several adverse effects on the structure but restoration projects were started right from 1749 which was commissioned by the Pope and later in 1807 the outer ring was restored which can be seen today. Massive cleaning projects from 1993 to 2000 were undertaken and more restorations were done to try to bring this piece of Roman history back to its former glory.

The underground of the Rome Colosseum was opened to the public from 2010 and it is possible to take a guided tour of this part of the building. However, you will need a different ticket for this Colosseum tour. The underground tour will take you to explore the Arena, the upper tiers, the Hypogea, the tunnels and entrances and the wooden elevators. The Colosseum underground access is, however, limited due to its historical significance and the fragile conditions of the whole area.