Skip the line tickets Colosseum
It’s not the Arc de Triomphe. But it does kinda look like it to the untrained eye. The Arch of Titus was built in the first century AD and is dedicated to Titus. The brother of Domitian, Titus received the Arch posthumously in recognition of his wins in battle. In 71AD a military campaign sacked [...]
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A few meters from the entrance to the Flavian Amphitheatre (the Colosseum), there lies a marble inscription that marks the spot where the gigantic Colossus of Nero once stood. One of the most legendary pieces of Roman architecture and construction, the statue has a rich history and facts to cater to the curiosities of the [...]
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What about some Colosseum facts ? The Colosseum is still impressive in its grandeur, even in the world of skyscrapers. The tourist attraction is one of the most iconic buildings in Italy and is depicted on the Italian version of the five-cent coin. 4 million tourists visit the attraction a year making it the world’s [...]
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Travelling with family and friends can be rewarding, insightful and the best fun. So many might think that travelling abroad alone or in your own way is a less enriching experiences than with others. Yet many globetrotters will tell you that travelling by yourself forces you to experience thing that you would have done if [...]
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You are considering some Colosseum tours but you are not sure it is worth it ? Let's break it down. The Colosseum is the Roman emblem of strength and victory, standing tall and proud, even after 2000 years have gone by, in the very heart of Rome. The amphitheatre has lived through different eras, and [...]
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No matter how many times you’ve seen pictures of it or adored it in magnum opus productions like The Gladiator, seeing the grandeur of the Colosseum with your own eyes, especially for the very first time, is an experience you’ll never forget. A timeless symbol of power and courage, the Colosseum is the world’s largest [...]
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Like for every major attraction in Rome you have to ask yourself : do you need skip the line tickets for Colosseum ? The Colosseum is known worldwide as one of the world’s most impressive ancient sites, which means it can get pretty busy, especially outside at the ticket counters, so why not consider getting [...]
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It is a common tourist question when visiting Rome the first time : where is the Colosseum located ? The Roman Colosseum, originally known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, was commissioned by Emperor Vespasian in 72 AD but was not completed until AD 80. The Colosseum is located east of the Roman Forum and is 188m [...]
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Since Ben-Hur movie everybody loves a good story about gladiators in Colosseum. The origin of the gladiatorial games is still a matter of debate amongst historians. Many believe the concept is descended from the Etruscan custom of making human sacrifices to celebrate the death of a nobleman. Let's check the facts and learn more about [...]
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