Rome Colosseum Tour | Visiting Rome and not visiting the Colosseum is not possible. Yes, you can visit the Sistine Chapel and the Basilica (we offer those tours too!) but not visit the Colosseum… Many visitors assume that the Colosseum is open every day of the year but do look out for opening hours as they may vary. With the gladiators and animals but a distant memory and the roars of the crowds now muted, the old arena still attracts millions of visitors a year. It is advisable to plan as tours are sold out very quickly as there is a limit to the number of visitors allowed in on any given day. This is to protect the ruins and allow visitors to enjoy the grounds and the beauty of the site.
With many options available, we offer you a genuine tour experience and get ready to see, touch, and feel the Rome Colosseum and experience an attraction like never before.
To make your experience special, our tour sizes are limited, so our guide can offer a more personalized experience. We suggest that all visitors are dressed comfortably in loose-fitting outfits, have comfortable walking shoes, have sunscreen, and are hydrated to enjoy the tour fully.
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A ticket is required for the Colosseum. The only exception is the first Sunday of every month when the Colosseum is free to the public. Be prepared for extended waiting periods to get in. There are many tours on offer, and the pricing differs for each tour. Some tours are not suitable for wheelchair access, so read the tour details carefully before booking.
The entire staff and management team respect that customers always come first. We at Colosseum Travel know that our clients have invested their hard-earned money and time in a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Italy. This is our solemn responsibility to make your travel memorable.
Rome Colosseum Local Guides
All guides are local and as such, they will add real flavour to your tours.Some tours are available in other languages such as French, Spanish, German and English.
Guaranteed Refund
You can cancel up to 48 hours the tour and get a full refund.
Colosseum Sunday free Entry
A ticket is required for the Colosseum. The only exception is the first Sunday of every month, where the Colosseum is free to the public.
Trustable service & Safety
We balance the best interests of both your business and the safety of your people. understanding your duty of care and travel risk management responsibilities.
Our tours range from quick one-hour tours to full-day tours. The Rome Colosseum Tours has something for everyone. With small groups for a more engaging experience, to Skip-The-Line tours, you can be assured of an experience of Rome like none other. Explore the various levels of the Colosseum, both above ground and underground, as your guide enthralls you with tales of the brave and bloodthirsty.
Skip-The-Line Entrance Are Available For All Colosseum Tours
View the Colosseum like never before. Visit sections that are not available to normal ticket holders. Our expert guides will remove the myths you grew up with and provide you with the stories that took place centuries ago.
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You will need to purchase a ticket. Something many visitors are not aware of is that the Standard ticket only covers access to the standing tiers of the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. You will need to purchase special tickets to gain more access to other parts of the Colosseum.
Yes, it is available for free entry on the 1st Sunday of every month. Disabled visitors have free entry along with their EU guide.
We strongly suggest that you book in advance as lines to enter the Colosseum can be very long, and in summer, it can get very hot and humid. As there is much to discover at the Colosseum, a Rome Colosseum Guided Tour would be the best option.
The Roman Forum, Palatine Hill and the Colosseum now all form part of the standard ticket. The Roman Forum is part of your guided tour if you have selected a guided tour option.
Without a guide – 1hour aproximatively.
With a guide – 1.5-3 hours depending on the tour you select.
Yes, you are allowed to freely roam the Colosseum and soak in the beauty of the ancient ruins.
To avoid the crowds and long waiting lines, it is suggested to enter the Colosseum as soon as it opens at 08.30 or an hour before the last entry. If possible, plan your trip mid-week to avoid the weekend crowds. November to February is considered low season, so it may be a good idea to plan your trip at the Colosseum at that time.
Only empty bottles are allowed in the Colosseum. There are many fountains located in the complex, and so you can fill your bottles once you have entered.
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An amazing tour whose only problem was the rain, but aside from that, Lucina was very knowledgeable and answered questions that we were thinking of highly recommend this tour, and the underground was amazing also. Thanks
The knowledgeable and friendly guide did not rush you around the tour. I would recommend the tour, a helpful and informative guide with a great sense of humor! Would book again.
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The Sights of Rome look nice at night and no crowds (except the trevi fountain). This was a great activity for my two teenage boys and me to do together during our visit to Rome. We loved it all.
