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    A self-guided, skip-the-line Colosseum tour 2024 - Rome - Viator
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    A Self-Guided Tour of the Colosseum (by a Local Ro…

    This tour of the historic Colosseum in Rome will cover some of the most notable things to see and experience at the landmark. Our self-guided service is intended as a companion to the Rick Steves free audio touror can be used to research what you will see here. This tour will include information about both the exterior and interior of the Colosseum...

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    Also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, this structure is one of the seven wonders of the world, and it is arguably one of the most photographed and well-known locations globally as well. The Colosseum was constructed between the years of AD 72 - AD 80. The outer wall required over 100,000 cubic metres of travertine limestone, and except for a smal...

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    The remaining exterior wall is easy to point out because of the triangular wedges which have been placed to keep it from falling. These wedges are so well crafted that they almost look like they have always been there. You’ll get a much better look at them once you make your way to the entrance of the Colosseum. For now, from the northernmost point...

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    So where did the Colosseum get its name? It came from a bronze statue called the Colossus of Nero which was created and placed outside the Domus Aurea, the structure which stood here before the amphitheater. The Colossus of Nero was around 30 metres (100 feet) tall, which made it almost as tall as the Statue of Liberty. Over time, thanks to its pro...

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    Located halfway between the Colosseum and Palatine Hill, this triumphal arch was dedicated to Constantine the Great to commemorate his victory over Maxentius at the Battle of Milvian Bridge in 312 AD. At 21 metres high and almost 26 metres deep, this is the largest Roman triumphal arch in the city. Although it was initially dedicated to Constantine...

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