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Welcome to the Colosseum! One of, if not the, most iconic landmarks found anywhere on our planet, and one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. Situated in the center of Rome, tours of the Colosseum are both well suited to your itinerary needs and conveniently located to some of Rome’s other attractions!
Below we list a variety of different options you can choose from when looking at Colosseum tours and travel guides. From the standard Colosseum guided tour to a tour of the gladiator’s dungeons and a nighttime experience, there are options for families, couples and single tourists alike!
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Rome is a city so entrenched in ancient history that you could spend years delving into its crypts and never find all its secrets. The Colosseum is no different, and we believe that these are some of the best tours to best encapsulate this!
From its archways to its well-trodden cobbled roads, the Colosseum stands as a testament to man’s ingenuity and capabilities. A marvel to behold!
PROS:
- See one of the greatest man-made landmarks in the world
- Skip the thousands of queuing people
- Get an insider’s guide into the history of the monument from local professionals
CONS:
- Lots of walking
- No hotel pickup
- No wheelchair accessibility
The city of Rome is a snapshot of intricately preserved ancient history. A trip down its streets can be like taking a journey through time. Scattered throughout Rome, you will find pieces of ancient civilizations frozen in time.
The city boasts about 50 landmarks that each hold a significant historical value. The famous Colosseum is a brilliant feat of architecture. The 1,943-year-old structure is still standing since it was founded in 80 AD.
Another landmark is the Pantheon. This ancient marvel as we know it today was built in 125 AD and stands tall today at 1,898 years old. There are other structures to look at in wonder that date back thousands of years and remain. They give us amazing opportunities to experience the past tangibly.
There are different ways we can enjoy an experience at these places. We list various different options, from a quick visit to a long journey through time.
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Taking a trip to tour the ancient monuments of Rome is a wonderful adventure. It’s best enjoyed when you skip the line and avoid the crowds. Go ahead and marvel at the monuments without the hassle. It’ll be worth it! PROS:
- Faster access to monuments
- Knowledgeable tour guide
- Can visit multiple monuments in a day
CONS:
- Requires a level of fitness to complete
- No food or beverages provided
- No wheelchair accessibility for some tours
Rome is undoubtedly one of the most popular cities to spend time in for any traveler. All of the museums, monuments, cathedrals, and historical landmarks could take months to explore. However, we rarely have the unlimited time needed to experience everything a city like Rome has to offer.
Have no fear. The travel gods have gifted explorers with limited time, a tool to help them experience the best places to visit in Italy without missing a single activity. What is this heavenly tool? It is known as a skip-the-line tour.
This holy itinerary item can help you cut hours of waiting from your activities so that you have more time to explore while you tour Europe instead of waiting in line at a given museum or activity.
So if you're planning a visit to the Eternal City but are strapped for time, get ready to learn all you need to know about the Rome Capitoline Museums, skip-the-line tours.
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A skip-the-line tour is a secret weapon for every explorer with limited time to spend in a given city or country. They are also very versatile tours that can cater to almost every need a traveler could have. The only real downside is that they aren’t always accessible for disabled tourists, and very few, if any, of them allow pets. PROS:
- Saves lots of time.
- Flexible affordability.
- Wide variety of options for every type of adventurer.
CONS:
- Not all the tours are accessible for disabled explorers.
- Start times can be easily missed.
- Not all the tours are guided.