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With these entry tickets to Mamertine Prison, the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, you can explore the crux of Rome’s Imperial power. This visit allows you to admire the remarkable stratification of historical and artistic memories reflecting the life and development of ancient Rome.
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Discover the Mamertine Prison, Rome’s oldest and most infamous prison, where tradition says Apostles Peter and Paul spent their final days.
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Visit the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill to experience the heart of Ancient Rome’s grandeur and political history.
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Enjoy reserved entry to the Mamertine Prison and the Colosseum Archaeological Park, making your journey smooth and hassle-free.
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Learn fascinating stories and historical insights about Colosseum with a multimedia guide available in Italian, English, French, German, and Spanish.
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Show your ticket on your smartphone and customize your visit with timed reservations, ensuring an organized and efficient day.
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Reserved access to Mamertine Prison
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Access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill
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Multimedia audio guide for the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill (available in Italian, English, French, German, and Spanish)
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Audio guide for Mamertine Prison (available languages in Italian, English, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese)
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Reception & assistance by multilingual staff
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Guided tours for any of the sites
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Meals and beverages
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Hotel transfers
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You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Guests from Spain, France, United Kingdom and over 68 countries have loved this experience
Katia
Aug, 2025Verified booking
Wonderful, very practical
Melili
Aug, 2025Verified booking
A little crowded, but the site is magnificent.
Jeamblu
Aug, 2025Verified booking
First trip to Italy . We loved the visit to the Colisee and its history.
Andreas
Jul, 2025Verified booking
The Colosseum was impressive
Jennifer
Aug, 2025Verified booking
The Colosseum was great in itself. Seeing the ancient history, immersing yourself in it, exploring the walls. And of course the question of why, if the Romans built it so well, it was lost over time. On the negative side, we did not receive the audio guide. Despite trying to use it with the QR code on site, which also failed.
Rome through memory lane
Rome, the capital city of Italy, is said to have been founded in 753 BC. Within its magnificent structures lie chronicles of powerful history. Learn how art, economy, architecture, power, and public policy were dealt with in this past civilisation.
A tablet guide will help you explore the Mamertine Prison (also known as the Carcer Tullianum museum) and understand its gruesome past as a maximum security prison where enemies of Rome were incarcerated, usually when awaiting execution. The Colosseum is no less intimidating. This oval amphitheater, the largest in the world, has witnessed a lot of dramatic showdowns and barbaric bloodshed under Imperial Rome.
Ancient metropolitans
The Roman Forum was the site of important political, religious, social, and economic activities of the city - from elections, trials, gatherings, and trade. It now contains a museum where you can learn more about its history. The Forum, following the path of many urban developments of ancient Rome, fell into decay after the fall of the Roman Empire until it became pasture land. In the Middle Ages it was looted for its stone and marble. The area has been systematically excavated over the past 200 years, and what you will walk through are well-preserved ruins with a long story to tell.
South of the Forum and 51 meters above sea level stands Palatine Hill, the “first nucleus of the Roman Empire''. This plateau has an intricate terrain and scenic lookout, with ornamentally designed vegetation and layers of multistoried buildings. Visiting these monuments will ensure you leave the city with a deeper appreciation for the grit of ancient humans. Don’t miss out on them on your trip to Rome.
What to bring
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A valid photo ID (required for ticket issuance at the Mamertine Prison).
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Comfortable walking shoes, as the experience involves exploring large historical sites.
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A fully charged smartphone or device to access the multimedia audio guide.
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Water bottle to stay hydrated (allowed only in certain areas).
What’s not allowed
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Large bags, backpacks, or luggage (storage facilities may not be available).
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Food, beverages, and chewing gum inside the Colosseum and Mamertine Prison.
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Smoking or vaping within the archaeological sites.
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Selfie sticks or tripods, as they are prohibited for safety reasons.
Accessibility
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The Colosseum and Roman Forum have wheelchair-accessible routes, but some areas, such as the Palatine Hill, might be challenging due to uneven surfaces.
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The Mamertine Prison is not fully wheelchair accessible due to its historic structure.
Additional information
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The Colosseum ticket is nominative, so ensure the name on your ID matches the ticket.
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Start your visit at the Mamertine Prison (Via Clivo Argentario), where you’ll need to collect your ticket at least 1 hour before your Colosseum entry time.
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Show your ticket directly on your smartphone for entry at all locations.
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Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
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When purchasing, it is mandatory to reserve your Colosseum entry time.
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Please note that the Colosseum entrance ticket is personal; you will need to present an ID.
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Go to the Mamertine Prison, Clivo Argentario, one hour before your Colosseum reservation to collect your official ticket.
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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the attraction. Students must show a valid student ID.
Ticket redemption point
- Show your ticket at the ticket office of the Mamertine Prison
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- Address: Clivo Argentario, 1, 00186 Roma RM, Italy.
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