Stadium of Domitian
The Domitian Stadium, an ancient marvel in Rome, once held up to 30,000 spectators for chariot races and athletic contests. Nestled in Piazza Navona's underground, it's a fascinating relic of Domitian's reign, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of ancient sports and Roman history.
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Explore Rome’s only ancient masonry stadium, buried beneath Piazza Navona and hidden 4.5 meters below street level.
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Step into a UNESCO-listed archaeological site and uncover the Stadium of Domitian’s original structure through immersive 3D reconstructions.
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Learn how Roman athletics unfolded here, with an engaging audioguide and detailed information panels that bring ancient competitions to life.
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Enjoy flexible, self-paced entry, ideal for visitors who want a short, independent archaeological experience near central Rome.
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Explore Rome’s only ancient masonry stadium, buried beneath Piazza Navona and hidden 4.5 meters below street level.
-
Step into a UNESCO-listed archaeological site and uncover the Stadium of Domitian’s original structure through immersive 3D reconstructions.
-
Learn how Roman athletics unfolded here, with an engaging audioguide and detailed information panels that bring ancient competitions to life.
-
Enjoy flexible, self-paced entry, ideal for visitors who want a short, independent archaeological experience near central Rome.
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