Colosseum private tour: handicap accessible

Itinerary
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Stop At: Colosseum, Piazza del Colosseo, 00184 Rome Italy

We want to facilitate the access and visit of one of Rome's most important monuments: the Coliseum. With us you will have no difficulty admiring the Coliseum also from the inside. We know every single stone of the Coliseum and know which ways to choose to make your stay as relaxed as possible.

Of course, what we promise to all our customers is also valid to you: with us you will not waste any time waiting in lines for tickets to the Coliseum and the Roman Forum. You will receive a warm welcome from us and will be guided to and through the Coliseum by the quickest route, past queues.

From us you will learn how the gladiators and emperors have shaped their everyday lives. You will explore why the Coliseum was so important to Rome and its inhabitants, and why it still is. Our guides will tell you the history of Rome and the secrets of the gladiators in an interesting and exciting way. By joining our Coliseum Tour, you will know how the Romans built this masterpiece in less than 10 years. You will be amazed by its architecture and great technology. If you're amazed of Coliseum from outside, you'll be even more if you walk with us through the various levels of the Coliseum.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Stop At: Roman Forum, Piazza Santa Maria Nova, 53, 00186 Rome Italy

In addition to Priority access to the Coliseum, you have a privileged entrance to the Roman Forum. The fact that Roman Forum was once the centre of the economy, politics and culture is still evident today. Temples, courts and basilicas are easy to recognize, even after more than a thousand years. The paths past the ruins, however, are uneven and not comfortable for everyone to deny. Our guides choose the streets you can handle easily. With us the ancient Rome will come to life. You will see where the emperors played their power games and learn why we still benefit from the knowledge of the ancient Romans.

Duration: 30 minutes