Is the Colosseum open everyday?
The Colosseum is open every day and has the following opening time: 08.30 am- 4.30 pm: until February 15.
What time did the Colosseum open?
The Colosseum is open between 10:30 AM to 7:15 PM throughout the week with final admission at 6:15 PM. The Colosseum is closed on 1 January and 25 December. The Roman Forum is open daily from 10:30 AM to 07:15 PM. Last admission is one hour before closing time.
What time should I arrive at the Colosseum?
The best time of day to visit (regardless of the season) is early in the morning, around 8:30 AM. If that’s not an option for you, then the next best thing would be to arrive at the Colosseum 2 to 3 hours before closing (the sun sets earlier during the winter months which means the site will close earlier).
Is Colosseum free on first Sunday?
On the Free Sunday in Rome, you can visit the Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, and Colosseum for free.
Is it free to enter the Colosseum?
If you are planning to visit the Colosseum, you will need to pay for tickets to get in. Luckily, admission is fairly affordable! Entry to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill are included at no extra cost. Since your ticket is valid for more than one day, you should have plenty of time to visit all three locations.
How much does Colosseum ticket cost?
16.00€
What is the Colosseum entrance fee?
| Colosseum Standard adult ticket | 16.00€ |
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| Colosseum Child ticket (0-17 years) | 6.00€ |
| Colosseum Adult ticket + Audioguide (English) | 26.00€ |
| Colosseum Child ticket + Audioguide (English) | 12.00€ |
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Do you need to book the Colosseum in advance?
Re: When should I pre-book tickets for the Colosseum & Vatican? You must book the Colosseum Underground tour in advance. If you just want to visit the Colosseum, you can show up on the day and buy tickets (but, not for the underground).
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Can I bring a backpack to the Colosseum?
Important Security Information: Backpacks, big purses, and luggage are not permitted inside the Colosseum.