Museums

Navona Underground: Stadium of Domitian Tickets with Audioguide

Visit the underground ruins of the Stadium of Domitian, the former site of the ancient Olympic Games, on an audioguided tour

Access to Stadium of Domitian underground archaeological site

Audio guide in Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese & Russian

Descend beneath Piazza Navona and explore the ancient Stadium of Domitian with a 40-minute audio-guided museum visit.

Getting started

Begin your experience at the entrance on Via di Tor Sanguigna 3, where your ticket is validated and you receive your audio guide. After a brief orientation, proceed underground to start your self-paced exploration.

What to expect

Stadium of Domitian

Step into the only masonry athletics stadium from ancient Rome, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that once welcomed over 30,000 spectators. These underground ruins reveal the city’s sporting history and the evolution of Roman public life.

Features

Ancient stadium ruins: Walk through original masonry structures that hosted athletic competitions and public events during the Roman Empire.

Audio guide for all ages: Listen to engaging commentary for adults and children, bringing the site’s stories and historical context to life.

Illustrative panels: Discover detailed panels throughout the site, highlighting key facts about Roman athletics and architecture.

Multimedia content: Enhance your visit with photos, videos, and 3D reconstructions that visualize the stadium’s original grandeur.

On-site bookshop/library: Browse art and history books, creative items for children, and unique souvenirs to extend your experience beyond the ruins.

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes as the experience involves walking through underground archaeological areas.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the archaeological site for security reasons.

Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.

Eating and drinking are not allowed within the exhibition spaces.

Smoking is strictly prohibited on the premises.

Accessibility

The site is not fully wheelchair accessible due to the nature of the underground archaeological areas and historic structures.

Additional information

Children up to 7 years old enter for free, with audioguide included.

A bookshop/library is available on site, offering art and history books, souvenirs, and creative items for children.