
Colosseum tickets and tours

Visit Rome’s most popular sites with one single ticket.With the VIP priority entrance tickets, you'll get to skip the long lines at the tick...
Flexible

Witness the glory of Ancient Rome on this comprehensive tour of the Eternal City's three main archaeological areas: The Colosseum, Roman For...
Flexible

Discover the Domus Aurea – Rome’s imperial residence, designed by Emperor Nero – and dive into the history of one of the most interesting an...
1 hour

See the wonders of ancient Rome in a way that most people don't! Jump the queues with an expert professional guide in a small group. Be prep...
3 hours

The mighty Colosseum is most beautiful and mysterious at night. Make your way through the gladiators' underground passageways where they use...
2 hours, 30 minutes

The OMNIA Rome card is your key to the Eternal City, providing access to its greatest attractions and transport between them. You’ll jump qu...
3 days

Walk in the footsteps of Roman emperors and citizens on a two hours and a half tour of Ancient Rome, with VIP entrance to the Roman Forum. A...
3 hours

Do you only have a couple of days in Rome? To make the most of your stay, this Rome walking tour covers all the sights you absolutely have t...
8 hours

For those without much time to see Rome, we’ve combined two of our best-selling tours into one. Be prepared to see all of Rome’s most import...
7 hours, 30 minutes

Join this innovative tour to explore the Colosseum like never before. Thanks to an animated and interactive 3D certified reconstruction inte...
1 hour, 30 minutes

With our Hop-on Hop-off Big Bus ticket, you will be able to discover the most important sights of the Eternal city from the open-top double-...
Flexible

This Colosseum underground tour will take you to areas of the Colosseo usually closed the public. We’ll also visit all the general access ar...
3 hours, 30 minutes
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The inside story
Gladiators tended to be criminals, prisoners of war or slaves who were trained to fight in professional schools. As their fame increased, some men even volunteered for the job. Trained gladiators would often fight unskilled criminals and slaves as a form of public execution, though winning a fight against a gladiator could earn a slave his freedom.
Archaeological remains show that gladiators were often overweight, perhaps in order to build a layer of protective fat. They tended to eat a vegetarian diet of fresh vegetables, dried fruit, barley and beans to grow strong bones that would heal quickly.