Location:
Piazza del Colosseo, 1
Available language:
Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
Accessibility:
Wheelchair accessible
Instant ticket delivery:
Yes
Maximum number of people:
20
Ticket on smartphone:
Available
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This reserved-entry ticket offers a direct path into the heart of Rome’s historical marvels, allowing visitors to explore the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill without delay. With this ticket, step directly into the world of ancient gladiators, senators, and emperors, taking in a series of iconic landmarks that vividly illustrate Rome’s influence on Western civilization. The visit grants access to some of the most breathtaking viewpoints and historical sites, including the renowned arena floor where gladiators once stood, as well as paths across Palatine Hill and the ruins of the Roman Forum. The architectural and historical highlights reveal the grandeur of ancient Rome from the imperial residence on Palatine Hill to the commercial and judicial heart of the empire.
This entry ticket covers the essentials for a historical and culturally enriching visit to three key locations in ancient Rome. With reserved entry, visitors bypass the long queues to access the grand Colosseum and immerse themselves in the powerful atmosphere of this ancient amphitheater. Walking on the arena floor is a unique experience, allowing visitors to see the Colosseum as gladiators once did, with panoramic views of the ancient seating arrangements and remnants of past glory. The ticket also includes access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, both of which are vital to understanding the life and politics of ancient Rome. With the provided audio guide app, visitors can navigate the site with historical insights at hand, enriching their experience with essential information about Rome’s influential past.
This reserved-entry ticket is ideal for history enthusiasts, architecture admirers, and anyone who seeks a streamlined journey into Rome’s ancient past without the wait times typical for such iconic sites. The ticket’s unique appeal lies in the priority access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, enabling visitors to explore at their own pace while bypassing the usual lines. The experience also allows access to the arena floor, where a select few can stand where gladiators once prepared for battle. Compared to other tickets, this option is designed to provide flexibility and independence, with the included audio guide enhancing the journey with rich historical narratives. It’s well-suited for travelers interested in an unguided exploration, offering an immersive experience that is historically significant and logistically convenient for those on tight schedules or visiting multiple Roman landmarks.
The Colosseum stands as one of the most recognizable monuments in the world and is located at the center of Rome. This iconic structure, known as the Flavian Amphitheater, was completed in 80 AD and was once the epicenter of public spectacles in ancient Rome. With this reserved-entry ticket, visitors are welcomed to explore the arena floor, a privilege that few tickets offer, providing an impressive view of this ancient landmark from within its historical core.
The Colosseum was constructed using advanced engineering techniques, and its design has influenced amphitheaters and stadiums worldwide. The elliptical structure can seat up to 80,000 spectators, who once gathered to witness gladiator battles, animal hunts, and public spectacles. A series of arched entrances allowed for efficient crowd management, showcasing the Romans’ architectural prowess. The arena floor, now reconstructed, offers an awe-inspiring viewpoint into the depth and detail of Roman architectural innovation.
Rising above the Forum, Palatine Hill is a serene escape where visitors can explore the remains of imperial palaces and gardens. It is here that Rome’s aristocracy and emperors once resided, overseeing the city from a lush, elevated location. The hill’s archaeological remains include the House of Augustus and House of Livia, adorned with frescoes and mosaics that exemplify the luxury of Rome’s elite. This site is steeped in myth as the place where Rome’s founder, Romulus, established the city.
The Roman Forum was the bustling center of Roman public life. As the site of temples, basilicas, and monuments, it held significant cultural and political importance. Notable structures, like the Temple of Saturn, the Arch of Septimius Severus, and the Curia Julia (Senate House), convey the grandeur of Rome’s administrative and ceremonial life. Walking through the ruins, visitors encounter a living history of Rome’s legislative and religious milestones.
Upon arrival, visitors should head to the designated Individual Entrance Gate at the Colosseum, where priority access is provided. Ensure timely arrival, as entry begins 30 minutes prior to the reserved timeslot. Follow the line for “Visitors with Reservations” for streamlined entry. After visiting the Colosseum, visitors are welcome to explore the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill using separate access points. The Roman Forum entrance is on Via dei Fori Imperiali and can be accessed on the day of your Colosseum visit or within one day before or after. Be prepared to show personal identification to verify reservation details.
Kimberly
Oct 6, 2024
Skips a long queue for tickets; we were able to enter the Colosseum quickly and were warmly welcomed by the staff. A fantastic experience! The audio guide was also good! Definitely worth it.
Clémentine
Aug 10, 2024
The Tiqets app is really well-designed and easy to use. The instructions are very clear, and we had no trouble finding our way. The audio guide is nice; the explanations aren’t too long, and we learned a lot!
Judith
Jul 8, 2024
Booked the Colosseum a week before visiting Rome to ensure entry and avoid the queues. The experience was excellent, and I would highly recommend it. The audio guide was lacking.
Claudia
Oct 21, 2024
It’s beautiful, although in the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill there are many rooms that can’t be visited unless you have the full experience or the Roma Pass.
Fabien
Aug 21, 2024
Absolutely a must-do, but there are far too many people to fully enjoy it. It’s a shame. This ticket provides access to levels 0 and 1 of the Colosseum as well as the arena, but not the underground.
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