Length
3.5 hours
Size
max 12 ppl
Colosseum Underground Tour with Roman Forum and Palatine Hill
Colosseum Underground, Arena Floor and Third Level Tour with Tickets
45
Difficulty
Rugged
This tour will include some light hiking up the hill and walking on uneven terrain.
Tour Itinerary
Colosseum Dungeon
Restricted Area! Venture into the Colosseum Underground where slaves, gladiators and wild animals were held before fighting to the death on the Arena floor that loomed above them.
1
Colosseum Arena Floor
Restricted Area! Retrace the last steps of a gladiator as you walk out onto the Arena Floor. Imagine the intense atmosphere of 60,000 roaring spectators surrounding you.
2
Deadly Trap Door & Lift
Seen both underground and from the Arena Floor, your guide will show you the reconstructions of mechanisms used to pull deadly wild animals onto the Arena Floor during gladiator battles.
3
Colosseum Third Level
Restricted Area! Enjoy one of the best views of Ancient Rome from the Top Level of the colosseum. Looking down, you’ll realize why it was once nicknamed the “nose-bleeder” section.
4
Arch of Constantine
This is the biggest triumphal arch in Rome! This 21 meter high arch celebrates Emperor Constantine's victory over Maxentius and the legalization of Christianity in Ancient Rome.
5
Palatine Hill
Once home to the Roman Emperors and situated on one of the 7 "founding hills of Rome”, you’ll visit Ancient Rome’s most exclusive neighborhood. The panoramic views of Rome are plentiful from up here!
6
Stadium of Domitian
It's no secret that Romans loved to be entertained, and Emperors were no exception, they just did it with more style. Your guide will take you to Emperor Domitian's own private chariot racing track!
7
Roman Forum
Walk the streets of the political, economical and religious center of Ancient Rome on this Colosseum Tour. A place that was once the pounding heart of the Roman Empire!
8
Arch of Titus
The Arch of Titus is home to one of the earliest carved reliefs of the Menorah. During this Ancient Roman tour you'll learn about the Jewish Rebellion against the Romans in 70AD and its consequences.
9
Rome's Eternal Flame
Your guide will show you the temple where Rome's eternal flame once burned. Hear how the Vestal Virgins, whose privileges were matched with extreme sacrifices, kept this flame burning and why.
10
Atrium
Vestal Virgins were well respected in the Roman society and lived privileged lives in comparison to other women. You'll be shown their statues that stand in the garden of the temple.
11
Basilica of Antoninus & Faustina
Buildings that still stand in the Ancient Forum remind us of some of the greatest men that ever lived, like the Temple of Antoninus & Faustina or the Senate House where Julius Caesar had his funeral.
12
Senate House
A building where many of the world's most important decisions at the time were made, your guide will tell you about the Senate House. Imagine if these walls could speak!
13
Basilica of Maxentius & Constantine
Once the largest building in the forum, this cathedral is a marvel of Roman architecture. Towering above all other buildings in the area, it is hard to miss!
14
Julius Caesar's Temple
This Temple was built in honor of Julius Caesar, where legend has it his body was burned. There is a strange feeling at these ruins and your guide will tell you Caesar's story.
15
Colosseum Dungeon
Restricted Area! Venture into the Colosseum Underground where slaves, gladiators and wild animals were held before fighting to the death on the Arena floor that loomed above them.
1
Colosseum Arena Floor
Restricted Area! Retrace the last steps of a gladiator as you walk out onto the Arena Floor. Imagine the intense atmosphere of 60,000 roaring spectators surrounding you.
2
Deadly Trap Door & Lift
Seen both underground and from the Arena Floor, your guide will show you the reconstructions of mechanisms used to pull deadly wild animals onto the Arena Floor during gladiator battles.
3
Colosseum Third Level
Restricted Area! Enjoy one of the best views of Ancient Rome from the Top Level of the colosseum. Looking down, you’ll realize why it was once nicknamed the “nose-bleeder” section.
4
Arch of Constantine
This is the biggest triumphal arch in Rome! This 21 meter high arch celebrates Emperor Constantine's victory over Maxentius and the legalization of Christianity in Ancient Rome.
5
Palatine Hill
Once home to the Roman Emperors and situated on one of the 7 "founding hills of Rome”, you’ll visit Ancient Rome’s most exclusive neighborhood. The panoramic views of Rome are plentiful from up here!
6
Stadium of Domitian
It's no secret that Romans loved to be entertained, and Emperors were no exception, they just did it with more style. Your guide will take you to Emperor Domitian's own private chariot racing track!
7
Roman Forum
Walk the streets of the political, economical and religious center of Ancient Rome on this Colosseum Tour. A place that was once the pounding heart of the Roman Empire!
8
Arch of Titus
The Arch of Titus is home to one of the earliest carved reliefs of the Menorah. During this Ancient Roman tour you'll learn about the Jewish Rebellion against the Romans in 70AD and its consequences.
9
Rome's Eternal Flame
Your guide will show you the temple where Rome's eternal flame once burned. Hear how the Vestal Virgins, whose privileges were matched with extreme sacrifices, kept this flame burning and why.
10
Atrium
Vestal Virgins were well respected in the Roman society and lived privileged lives in comparison to other women. You'll be shown their statues that stand in the garden of the temple.
11
Basilica of Antoninus & Faustina
Buildings that still stand in the Ancient Forum remind us of some of the greatest men that ever lived, like the Temple of Antoninus & Faustina or the Senate House where Julius Caesar had his funeral.
12
Senate House
A building where many of the world's most important decisions at the time were made, your guide will tell you about the Senate House. Imagine if these walls could speak!
13
Basilica of Maxentius & Constantine
Once the largest building in the forum, this cathedral is a marvel of Roman architecture. Towering above all other buildings in the area, it is hard to miss!
14
Julius Caesar's Temple
This Temple was built in honor of Julius Caesar, where legend has it his body was burned. There is a strange feeling at these ruins and your guide will tell you Caesar's story.
15
1
Colosseum Dungeon
Restricted Area! Venture into the Colosseum Underground where slaves, gladiators and wild animals were held before fighting to the death on the Arena floor that loomed above them.
2
Colosseum Arena Floor
Restricted Area! Retrace the last steps of a gladiator as you walk out onto the Arena Floor. Imagine the intense atmosphere of 60,000 roaring spectators surrounding you.
3
Deadly Trap Door & Lift
Seen both underground and from the Arena Floor, your guide will show you the reconstructions of mechanisms used to pull deadly wild animals onto the Arena Floor during gladiator battles.
4
Colosseum Third Level
Restricted Area! Enjoy one of the best views of Ancient Rome from the Top Level of the colosseum. Looking down, you’ll realize why it was once nicknamed the “nose-bleeder” section.
5
Arch of Constantine
This is the biggest triumphal arch in Rome! This 21 meter high arch celebrates Emperor Constantine's victory over Maxentius and the legalization of Christianity in Ancient Rome.
6
Palatine Hill
Once home to the Roman Emperors and situated on one of the 7 "founding hills of Rome”, you’ll visit Ancient Rome’s most exclusive neighborhood. The panoramic views of Rome are plentiful from up here!
7
Stadium of Domitian
It's no secret that Romans loved to be entertained, and Emperors were no exception, they just did it with more style. Your guide will take you to Emperor Domitian's own private chariot racing track!
8
Roman Forum
Walk the streets of the political, economical and religious center of Ancient Rome on this Colosseum Tour. A place that was once the pounding heart of the Roman Empire!
9
Arch of Titus
The Arch of Titus is home to one of the earliest carved reliefs of the Menorah. During this Ancient Roman tour you'll learn about the Jewish Rebellion against the Romans in 70AD and its consequences.
10
Rome's Eternal Flame
Your guide will show you the temple where Rome's eternal flame once burned. Hear how the Vestal Virgins, whose privileges were matched with extreme sacrifices, kept this flame burning and why.
11
Atrium
Vestal Virgins were well respected in the Roman society and lived privileged lives in comparison to other women. You'll be shown their statues that stand in the garden of the temple.
12
Basilica of Antoninus & Faustina
Buildings that still stand in the Ancient Forum remind us of some of the greatest men that ever lived, like the Temple of Antoninus & Faustina or the Senate House where Julius Caesar had his funeral.
13
Senate House
A building where many of the world's most important decisions at the time were made, your guide will tell you about the Senate House. Imagine if these walls could speak!
14
Basilica of Maxentius & Constantine
Once the largest building in the forum, this cathedral is a marvel of Roman architecture. Towering above all other buildings in the area, it is hard to miss!
15
Julius Caesar's Temple
This Temple was built in honor of Julius Caesar, where legend has it his body was burned. There is a strange feeling at these ruins and your guide will tell you Caesar's story.
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