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Guided Tours of Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill

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Two millennia unveiled: Explore Colosseum guided tours

Opt for a guided tour and journey through the Colosseum's storied corridors alongside an expert guide. Dive into our comprehensive video for an in-depth look at the array of tours on offer, ensuring you identify the perfect tour to satiate your appetite for history. From the Colosseum's captivating tales to the majestic sights within the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, brace yourself for a cinematic exploration of Rome's ancient wonders. Press play and let the adventure begin!

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Which guided tour is best for you.

Skip-the-Line Guided Tours

Duration: 1 - 3 hours Suited for: Travelers short on time Ticket price: Adults: from €69; Between 3-17 yr: €58; Under 2 yr: free

Why go for it?

• Bypass queues and get straight to the heart of the action.
• The knowledgeable guides will enrich your experience with fascinating stories and facts about the amphitheater.
• Enjoy a more comprehensive experience with access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.

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Skip-the-Line Guided Tour of the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill

Express Tours

Duration: 1 hour Suited for: Families with children Ticket price: Adults: From €43; Between 6-17 yr: €19; Under 5 yr: €7

• Enjoy skip-the-line access to the Colosseum.
• Dive straight into the heart of the Colosseum and enjoy an engaging, and educational, but time-efficient exploration of this landmark.
• Hear facts and stories that both kids and adults will enjoy.

1-Hour Express Guided Tour of the Colosseum

Special Access Tours

Duration: 2-3 hours Suited for: History enthusiasts Ticket price: Adults: From €54; Under 18 yr; €48

• Gain exclusive access to usually restricted areas such as the legendary Arena floor and the Underground chambers with these special access tours.
• You will be guided by experts who will breathe life into these ancient spaces with fascinating stories and insights.

Guided Tour of the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with Arena Floor Access

Small-Group Tours

Duration: 3 hours Suited for: Solo travelers, couples Ticket price: Adults: From €69, Under 18 yr: €49

• Enjoy a more personalized and interactive experience. With fewer people, you'll have more opportunities to engage with your guide, ask questions, and delve deeper into the history and architecture of Rome's iconic landmarks.
• Perfect for those who want to avoid large crowds and enjoy a more tailored and immersive journey.
• Explore the Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill along with the Colosseum.

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Small-Group Tour of the Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill

Duration: 2 - 2.5 hours Suited for: Couples, photographers, history enthusiasts Ticket price: Adults & Children : From €82

• Experience the Colosseum in a different light, literally, with our night tours. Watch the grandeur of the ancient structure come alive under the moonlight.
• Explore areas generally off-limits during the day and enjoy the quiet ambiance of the monument as the crowds dissipate.
• Visit the Capitoline Hill and enjoy the sweeping views of Rome from here.

Recommended Tour

Evening Guided Tour of the Colosseum with Arena Floor Access

Combo Tours

Duration: >3 hours Suited for: Budget travelers Ticket price: Adults: From €65.55, Children: €51.30

• Combo tours offer a fantastic way to explore Rome's rich history and vibrant culture in one go. Not only will you get to delve into the past with a guided tour of the Colosseum, but you'll also get to experience the lively Roma World, showcasing different aspects of the city.
• This is a cost-effective and time-efficient way to make the most of your visit to Rome, especially if your time in the city is limited.

Combo (Save 15%): Colosseum 1-Hour Express Guided Tour + Roma World Tickets

Why Book a Guided Tour of Colosseum?

• Expert guides: Join our guided tours and let our incredible guides bring history to life with ancient tales of gladiators, and fascinating cultural and architectural insights, allowing you to grasp the immense significance of the Colosseum.
• Personalized experience: These tours are smaller and more personalized. You can ask all the questions about the Colosseum you like! 
• Special access: Get access to restricted areas of the Colosseum like the Arena , the Underground , and the 4th and 5th rings for an authentic experience. 
• Multilingual experience: These guided tours are available in various languages, allowing you to enjoy an immersive experience in a language of your choosing.
• Convenience: You don't have to worry about buying tickets or finding your way to the Colosseum. Simply make your way to the designated meeting point as described on the ticket and enjoy a hassle-free experience. 

Highlights of Colosseum Guided Tour

Gladiator Arena

Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill Guided Tour Experience

Most Colosseum guided tour options have the added advantage of including entry to two more pillars of ancient Roman history - the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. These three sites are in close proximity to each other, making it possible to explore them all in a single tour.

• Typically, your tour will start with the Colosseum. You'll bypass the long entry lines with your skip-the-line access and be led by your guide through the historical landmark, learning about its fascinating history and architecture.
• After exploring the Colosseum, your guide will then lead the group to the Roman Forum, the political, commercial, and judicial center of ancient Rome.
• You'll get to walk through the ancient streets, see the temples, and envision the bustling Roman life from centuries past. Lastly, the tour proceeds to Palatine Hill, where you can soak in the panoramic views of Rome.
• At each site, while the guide will keep the group together for the main tour and explanation, there's usually some allocated time for independent exploration, where you can check out points of interest at your own pace, take pictures, or absorb the atmosphere.

Frequently Asked Questions About Guided Tours of Colosseum

The cost of a Colosseum tour varies depending on the type of tour and the specific experiences included. Prices typically range from around €40 to €82. - Skip-the-line guided tours: Starting €39.90. - Express tours: Starting from €41 - Special access tours: Starting from €54 - Small group tours: Starting from €56 - Night tours: Starting from €82 Factors that influence the cost include the duration of the tour, the areas of the Colosseum that are covered, whether other attractions like the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill are included, and the level of access granted. Prices are subject to change, it is advisable to check real-time availability and prices by exploring our curated collection of experiences.

The best Colosseum tour depends on your personal preferences, interests, and budget. - If you are short on time: go for the Skip-the-Line Guided Tour option. - If you want a comprehensive and in-depth experience : opt for a Special Access Tour that will provide access to special zones like the Arena, Underground, and the Belvedere, which are not accessible with standard-issue tickets. - If you are traveling on a shoestring budget: go for a combo tour option that includes other Rome attractions like the Vatican Museums , Sistine Chapel , and St. Peter’s Basilica is a great option.

Guided tours offer expert insights into the history and significance of the Colosseum, which you may miss out on if you're exploring on your own. They can also provide skip-the-line access to save you time. Depending on the tour you choose, you may also enjoy special access to restricted areas such as the Underground and Arena.

The duration of Colosseum guided tours can vary based on the type of tour and the inclusions. On average, a Colosseum tour can take anywhere between 1-3 hours.

Colosseum guided tours are typically available in 6 different languages to cater to a global audience. The most common languages offered include English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, and Portuguese. However, the availability of specific languages can vary. It's always a good idea to check the details of the specific tour you're interested in to make sure it's available in a language that suits you.

Depending on the tour you choose, you will be able to access the Underground , Arena, and the Belvedere. Most guided tours also allow you to access the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill as well.

Yes, most guided Colosseum tours also include skip-the-line access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. This allows you to bypass the long ticket lines and gain quicker entry into the monument. However, it's always a good idea to confirm this feature while booking your particular tour as offerings may vary.

Most Colosseum tours offer free cancellation, allowing you to cancel your booking up to 72-24 hours before the tour starts and receive a full refund. It's important to check the specific cancellation policy for the tour you are booking to understand the terms and avoid any potential disappointment.

Yes, most guided tours are suitable for children and can be an educational and exciting experience for them. The Express tour might be particularly suitable for families with young children.

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Colosseum Underground Tours

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Skip The Line Colosseum Underground Night Tour VIP Experience

Experience the Colosseum at night, exploring its underground and arena floor away from crowds. Led by experts, discover gladiatorial battle sites, hidden tunnels, and ancient engineering. Immerse in the history of Roman Empire games and events.

• Skip the line access to the Colosseum
• Access to Colosseum Underground area
• Live guide in English and/or Italian

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Colosseum, Underground & Arena Floor Guided Tour

890+ reviews

Dig into the Colosseum’s dungeons and the wild animals' holding areas, complete with remains of ancient elevators and trapdoors. Enjoy breathtaking 360º views from the arena, exclusive access to the Colosseum's underground, and single entrance tickets to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, all while benefiting from headsets for clear guidance.

• Skip-the-line tickets to the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill
• Headsets to better hear your guide
• Access to Colosseum Arena and Underground areas
• Live guide in English

Colosseum Underground, Arena Floor and Ancient Rome guided tour

2 900+ reviews

Delve deep in the history of ancient Rome with a guided visit to the Colosseum, its world-famous arena where gladiators fought to the death and the hypogeum, the underground ‘backstage’ network of tunnels and chambers. Continue your journey through time with a tour of the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.

• Priority tickets to the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill

Guided Tour of the Colosseum Underground with Roman Forum & Gladiator Arena

4 200+ reviews

Explore the Roman Colosseum with an exclusive skip-the-line underground tour, including special access to the Gladiator Arena, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill over 2.5-3 hours. Enjoy the company of an expert guide with many gladiator tales to share!

• Live guide in English, Italian, German, Spanish or French

Private Colosseum Tour with Arena and Underground

40+ reviews

Explore the Colosseum's underground and arena floor, marvel at the Roman Forum's ruins, and enjoy skip-the-line access with a private guide on this tour from your central Rome hotel, offering a deep dive into ancient history.

• Hotel pickup in private vehicle
• Live guide in German, English, Italian, French or Spanish

Visiting the Underground of the Colosseum

Colosseum’s underground guided tour benefits.

Booking a guided tour of the Colosseum's underground provides visitors with exclusive access to areas normally restricted to the general public as well as a rich historical context that elevates the experience beyond a simple walkthrough. Knowledgeable guides, often with a background in history or archaeology, narrate the compelling stories of what unfolded in these ancient spaces.

Accessibility at the Colosseum’s Underground

The underground levels are not wheelchair accessible due to their structure including stairs and steps. Those with mobility impairments should contact the tour operator before booking to discuss if accommodations can be made.

Exclusive Colosseum Underground Areas

The underground circuit of the Colosseum reveals the dungeons where animals and gladiators awaited their fate, and the complex tunnels where intricate machinery once hoisted them into the arena floor.

The exclusive itinerary of an Underground Colosseum guided tour often includes access through the Gladiator's Gate, a dramatic entrance leading directly to the arena, where combatants once entered to roaring crowds. Visitors will also see the remnants of the elevator systems, a testament to Roman engineering prowess. Additionally, some tours offer the rare chance to stand at the Gate of Death, the exit through which the fallen were carried away.

The depth of detail provided by the expert guide makes it clear why this access is such a privilege, while the panoramic views from various vantage points forge an indelible connection with ancient Rome.

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• Priority Access
• Ancient Rome
• Duration : 2.5 hours

About Colosseum Tour

Since 80 AD, the Colosseum of Rome has been a symbol of the city and is considered one of Italy’s, if not the world’s, top monuments. Approximately 50,000 spectators gathered in the amphitheater’s tiered seats to relish the gladiatorial games. Over the years, parts of its original marble facade were pilfered to build the likes of St. Peter’s Basilica, despite this the Colosseum remains remarkably intact today after 2,000 years .

The Colosseum is the second most popular attraction in Italy, after the Vatican, and hosts millions of visitors every year. What exactly does this mean? It means that ticket lines and large crowds will be practically unavoidable. Without special access to skip-the-line tour tickets , there’s virtually no chance of entering the Colosseum without hassle or a long wait in line. That’s why a Colosseum guided tour is the ideal way to visit the monument. You can enjoy the history of the monument while strolling with an experienced guide. Best of all, you won’t have to wait in line for tickets.

There are a number of Colosseum tour options available for you to choose from. These tours are suited to any age or interest. Examples include a Colosseum underground tour that has a network of passages and is explored straight beneath the arena floor. You can also explore the third tier of the Colosseum with a small-group guided tour. Perhaps a Colosseum night tour that offers relief from the daytime heat along with an eerie experience is what you are looking for. No matter what type of Colosseum guided tour you choose, walking into the Colosseum without waiting in line will put a smile on your face .

You can also choose your Colosseum guided tour according to your preference from group tours, private tours, and self-guided audio tours to gain an understanding of this well-preserved Roman monument and its historical significance.

Tour Highlights

Skip The Line Colosseum Tour

Skip long entrance lines and walk right into the most prominent attraction of Rome - with the Colosseum guided tour you will be accompanied by a local expert guide and a small group . 

There are two levels of the Colosseum that you will explore while your guide entertains you with anecdotes and details about the gladiators and emperors that once filled the monument.

Ancient history becomes more enjoyable to listen to and understand when explained by a dedicated and passionate guide.

If you choose the Colosseum virtual tour you will get to see what the structure looked like during its glory days.

A walk through Ancient Rome 

In addition to fast-track entry during the Colosseum guided tour, you'll skip the entrance lines with special access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill through your Roman Forum tickets. 

Upon entering you will find masterpieces of ancient architecture like palaces, temples, monuments and markets. These are the same streets that were once frequently walked by great historical figures like Julius Caesar. 

Your guide’s wealth of knowledge will transport you back in time and display the hidden scenes behind the ruins that are otherwise so hard to interpret.

Exploring the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with the Colosseum virtual tour is an experience like no other. This is the only way to really appreciate the true grandeur and scale that once was.

Easy Breezy

Every member of the guide team is always excited about sharing their historical insights on Ancient Rome and is an expert in their field. 

With a small group size the tour guide can easily maneuver the group and individual headsets keep participants easily engaged with what the guide has to say. 

With the Colosseum guided tour you will experience the remnants of discovery, decay and rise.

Visitor Highlights

There are special Colosseum tours available for visitors every day. You can just choose the guided tour and time that is best suited to you, buy the special access ticket and skip the line at the entrance. This way you can save time to explore the rest of Rome. 

Exploring the archeological area with a Colosseum tour guide is undoubtedly the best way to make the most of your visit. Without the knowledge of a local expert, you could possibly walk right past something of historical significance and never know it.

By taking a Colosseum guided tour, you’ll get a better sense of the Colosseum Amphitheatre and an insight into its many uses. Along with this, you’ll also learn many interesting facts about the historic site. 

Upon the choice of your guided Colosseum tours, the timing will vary from 1.5 to 3 hours. Depending on the route that the tour follows, it may be possible (depending on Covid-19 restrictions) to stay inside the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill after the tour has concluded. 

A Colosseum audio guide is also a great option for travellers that do not have enough time for a Colosseum guided tour. With an audio guide, you can visit the Colosseum at your own pace and still enjoy the fascinating history.

Colosseum tour guides are experts in their field and passionate about sharing their knowledge. Experiencing Ancient Rome with a guide will definitely be one of the highlights of your time in Rome.

No matter which option you choose - Colosseum guided tour or Colosseum audio guide - you will be exploring 2,000+ years of history. Immersing yourself in Ancient Roman culture is the only way to truly appreciate and understand the glory of the Roman Empire.

Except January 1st, May 1st, and December 25th, the Colosseum tours are available all year round.

Travel Tips

• Make sure to arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled start time, this will ensure you have enough time to find your meeting point for the Colosseum guided tour.
• While there are a few on-site toilets at the Colosseum, the waiting time can take a while. So be prepared!
• You won’t find any luggage facilities, restaurants or cafes on-site.
• All of the entrances to the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill have a mandatory security check. This check cannot be avoided and is necessary for the safety of all visitors.
• Only small bags are allowed inside the Colosseum. No luggage or bags with wheels are allowed.
• The people with reduced mobility can easily access the Colosseum as paths at all the available routes are marked. Some tours may not be wheelchair accessible, so be sure to check the tour details or opt for a private Colosseum tour.
• It is highly recommended to get your tickets ahead of time online and set aside the majority of your day to properly enjoy the Colosseum visit.
• The Colosseum tour prices vary and can cost anywhere from 30€ up to 100€, or more. The type of tour you choose - express, underground, arena - will be reflected in the price and duration of the tour.

Know Before You Go

Covid Safety measures:

All the areas that customers come in contact with are frequently cleaned

In order to reduce crowds, the number of visitors is limited 

Customers are required to bring and wear face masks

There is a mandatory temperature check for customers 

Social distancing standards must be maintained inside the monument

What to bring:

Weather-appropriate clothing

Comfortable shoes

Passport or ID card

Arena entrance & Reduced price tickets:

As the Colosseum Arena Floor is a restricted area, visitors will have to provide details such as their full name, date of birth, and a valid ID card as they’re entering the monument.

People who have booked tickets at the reduced price for ages 2 to 15 years old will also be required to show an ID.

Things that are not allowed:

Aerosol sprays

Any kind of weapons or sharp objects.

Luggage or large bags. Even smaller bags with wheels are not allowed.

Getting There

• Metro: The Colosseum metro stop is located on the B line of Rome’s metro. Check the map at your local station.
• Regional Train - Take the underground line B from the Termini Station and get off at the Colosseum stop.
• Bus - There are many public buses that stop in front of the Amphitheatre on your Colosseum tour: 75, 81, 85, 87, 117, 118.
• Car: There are paid parking spots available in the neighbourhoods surrounding the Colosseum.
• Tram: Tram #3 passes the Colosseum
• Bicycle: The Colosseum is accessible by bike, just make sure to lock your bike in an appropriate place. Bikes that are locked to the railings in archaeological areas could be taken by the police.

Note: The Imperial Forum Road is closed to car and bus traffic on Sundays, which means it’s the perfect time to go for rental bikes or take a nice walk along via Fori Imperiali towards the Colosseum. Some bus routes are deviated on Sundays, so be sure to allow extra time to arrive.

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Private Colosseum Tour with Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill

See the colosseum and ancient rome like a vip, the temple of caesar, and more.

Looking for the ultimate private Colosseum experience? This in-depth tour will make you the envy of other Colosseum visitors, with a privately guided exploration of the ancient Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Join your expert local guide as you step through the infamous Flavian Amphitheater to stand where battles once raged, explore the tiers where Rome’s elite once sat, and see the places where ancient Roman society once thrived.

• VIP private Colosseum tour
• 1st and 2nd tiers
• Unique perspectives of the Colosseum
• Ancient Roman Forum
• Arch of Constantine
• Arch of Titus
• Temple of Julius Caesar
• Senate House
• Palatine Hill

After meeting your guide near the Colosseo metro stop, you'll take a short stroll to a special entrance into the mighty Colosseum. You'll skip the line to the Colosseum and step inside an ancient world, before ascending to see the first and second tiers of the ancient stadium. Along the way, your guide will tell stories of the battles, animal hunts, public executions, and astounding mock sea battles that once took place here.

Your private tour doesn't end at the Colosseum, as your guide leads you on a fascinating walking tour of the ancient Roman Forum and up to historic Palatine Hill. With a range of start times to suit your Rome plans, it's the best way for your private group or family to experience this iconic arena!

Private Colosseum and Ancient Rome Tour Description

Your 3-hour guided tour includes:

Private Colosseum tour with skip-the-line tickets

First and second tier access at the Colosseum

Guided tour of the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill

A private and professional English-speaking guide

Please note that depending on the assigned entry time for the Colosseum, your tour might enter the Roman Forum first and end in the Colosseum.

Colosseum 1st and 2nd level Tickets

Travel back in time as you trace the footsteps of gladiators in the Flavian Amphitheater. After skipping the line to enter the Colosseum with your private guide, you will access the 2nd level to get a bird's eye view of this 2,000 year old structure.

Facing death at the hands of ferocious human or animal opponents, gladiators fought surrounded by 60,000 screaming spectators. It's a unique chance to imagine the fear and adrenaline that competitors must have felt so many years ago. See where emperors sat and learn the rules of the gladiatorial games for both competitors and spectators. Learn why the ancient amphitheater was named the Colosseum, plus many more interesting facts. You'll spend an amazing 1.5 hours exploring the top attraction in Rome with your expert Roman guide.

This product includes an entry ticket to the Colosseum, Forum, and Palatine Hill, for which our cost is 18 Euro per person.

Guided Roman Forum Tour

Not far from the Colosseum sits the Roman Forum, and your private guide will lead you through these ancient ruins on a guided walking tour. This Roman archaeological site was once the location of downtown ancient Rome. You'll visit some of the most famous Roman Forum buildings including the Temple of Julius Caesar, Arch of Titus, the Roman Senate House, and more. Re-live ancient history as you walk down the same roads taken by famous Roman emperors and philosophers.

Climb Palatine Hill

From the ancient downtown, your guide will lead you to a place we like to think of as the Beverly Hills of Ancient Rome. Climb the Palatine Hill and take in the views over Circus Maximus. You'll explore the 2,000 year old palaces and learn stories of Rome's rich and famous. This awe-inspiring area of towering pine trees, majestic ruins, and unparalleled views were where Romulus was said to have founded Rome in 753 BC.

By the end of your 3-hour private tour, you'll leave the Colosseum and Forum with a camera full of incredible pictures and a mind full of knowledge about life in ancient Rome.

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Fabulous Tour of The Colosseum & Palatine Hill!

We absolutely loved our private tour of the Colosseum and surrounding area and especailly loved our tour guide Paola! She was so knowledgeable and fun! This was our last tour of a 2 week vacation so our teenaged sons were pretty tired but she kept it light and kept them engaged the whole time. We learned so much from her. We did all private tours on this vacation and was hands down the best money we've ever spent. Having a private guide truly lets you absorb everything you're hearing and being able to engage with your guide one on one is great! She was so prepared and had so many additional photos for us to look at to help visualize. This was one of if not our favorite tours of our trip and we would recommend to anyone looking. We will definitely look up Paola in the future if we return!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What to bring?

Government-issued ID for entrance to the Colosseum. Archaeological sites have uneven terrain so wear comfortable sneakers. Bring sunscreen and a water bottle during the hot summer months. If you want to remain in the Forum after your tour, bringing a light snack is recommended.

What if I have concerns about my mobility on this tour?

This private tour is your best bet if you have concerns about navigating the Colosseum. Our private tours offer more flexibility in terms of pace and special accommodations. Just get in touch before your tour if there's something we should know!

What happens if it rains?

We run our Colosseum tours rain or shine. If rainfall is extremely heavy, the Colosseum management sometimes closes the restricted areas for safety reasons.

Will my tour time change?

Yes, the start time of your tour is likely to change. Please keep your day open. Your final start time will be sent 5 days before the date of your tour.

Does this tour include access to the Colosseum Underground/Dungeons?

This tour does not include the Colosseum Underground, but we do offer a small group tour with access to the Underground.

I don't see any availability. Can I still book a private tour?

Just get in touch with us, we'll do our best to accommodate your group. Our contact information is at the bottom of this page.

Does the Colosseum ever close to the public?

Sometimes the Colosseum closes access to the more restricted areas with little notice. This usually happens in cases of heavy rainfall or an emergency repair. If this happens, we will visit other areas of the Colosseum, and the tour will continue with the same duration.

Can I cancel if my schedule changes?

No. Private Colosseum Tour with Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill is a non-refundable tour.

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The inside story

Gladiators tended to be criminals, prisoners of war or slaves who were trained to fight in professional schools. As their fame increased, some men even volunteered for the job. Trained gladiators would often fight unskilled criminals and slaves as a form of public execution, though winning a fight against a gladiator could earn a slave his freedom.

Archaeological remains show that gladiators were often overweight, perhaps in order to build a layer of protective fat. They tended to eat a vegetarian diet of fresh vegetables, dried fruit, barley and beans to grow strong bones that would heal quickly.

Gladiators would fight barefoot in pairs for around ten minutes while the audience chanted like modern football crowds. A common chant was "habet, hoc habet” (he’s had it!). A defeated gladiator would raise a finger (if he had any left) and might be pardoned by the games’ sponsor.

In 107AD, the emperor Trajan celebrated a victory with a show that included 5000 pairs of gladiators – the largest contest known to history.

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• 8.30am-7.15pm – 30 March-31 August
• 8.30am-7.00pm – 1-30 September
• 8.30am-6.30pm – 1-30 October
• 8.30am-4.30pm – 31 October-15 February
• 8.30am-5.00pm – 16 February-15 March

Ticket office closes one hour before closing time

About the Colosseum

This massive 50,000-capacity amphitheatre was inaugurated in 80AD with games that lasted 100 days and cost the lives of over 5000 animals. Entrance was free back then, though ‘tickets’ written on pieces of pottery were handed out with seat numbers, presumably to control numbers. The poor, and women, sat on the upper tiers, while senators and equestrians had seats closer to the action (protected from flying weapons and body parts by a net).

Entertainments varied. Some featured animal on animal, others were people fighting animals, and others were people fighting people – usually gladiators, but sometimes slaves/prisoners.

Gladiators probably did not fight to the death because they were valuable and popular commodities, though death was naturally an occupational hazard.

Today, the vast Colosseum easily swallows the thousands who visit, though it’s advisable to buy tickets in advance if you want to skip lines. There’s little to actually ‘do’ once inside other than look at the spectacle, though you can maximise your visit by booking special tickets with privileged access to the hypogeum or the upper levels. It’s also advisable to arrange a local or audio guide if Roman history isn’t your subject.

Tickets to the Colosseum often include access to the Forum and Palatine Hill and can be valid for two days, so it makes sense to plan your time wisely. Arrive early for the busiest places and enjoy the Palatine Hill at your leisure in the afternoon when the tourist hordes are elsewhere. Even with advance skip-the-line tickets and German-level planning, you may still discover that organisation at these venues is not entirely like clockwork, so be flexible.

Piazza del Colosseo, Rome

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• MEB, MEB1: Colosseo
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The 7 Best Colosseum Tours [2024 Reviews]

Don't miss this marvel of roman engineering with a guided tour of the colosseum.

How much is it to tour the Colosseum in Rome? If you were to purchase a ticket when you arrive at this massive, ancient structure, it usually isn’t much more than 12 euros.

However, this general admission ticket doesn’t provide much value. These are some of the top Colosseum tours available. Several of these tours also include access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.

Some are guided, giving you more of the history and legends of the Roman Colosseum.

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Best Colosseum Tours in Rome

We’ve chosen these top Colosseum tours because they offer a wide range of experiences and will fit into everyone’s budget.

Quick Answer: The 7 Best Rated Roman Colosseum Tours For 2024

• Ancient Rome: Colosseum and Roman Forum Private Tour
• Rome Colosseum by Night with Underground & Arena Floor Tour
• Skip the Line Colosseum Tour for Kids and families
• Rome Skip-the-Line Colosseum & Arena Floor Guided tour
• Skip-the-Line: Colosseum & Ancient Rome Walking Tour
• Colosseum Underground and Ancient Rome Semi-Private Tour
• Expert Guided Tour of Colosseum Underground, Arena and Forum

Colosseum Tour Reviews

1. best colosseum private tour: ancient rome: colosseum and roman forum private tour.

• Departure Point : Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Rome
• Departure Time : Between 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• Duration : 3 hours
• Includes : Skip-the-line access to Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, licensed tour guide

As the largest amphitheater in the world, the aptly-named Colosseum is certainly an impressive and unavoidable marvel located in the center of Rome.

Ancient Rome is fascinating not only for history buffs, but pretty much anyone who’s ever heard of gladiators or the iconic metropolis.

The Ancient Rome: Colosseum and Roman Forum Private Tour is one of the best ways to see the legendary structure, avoiding the crowds and stepping into an exclusive experience like no other.

One of the things that always makes me a bit nervous about visiting a major tourist attraction, are the massive lines that usually come with them.

Thanks to the skip-the-line access, as soon as we arrived to the Colosseum, we got to literally head right inside with our guide.

It turns out that our guide is actually an expert in Ancient Roman history, which we got to benefit from as he told us all kinds of interesting stories and background surrounding it!

With a maximum of 6 group participants, we were able to ask any questions, and move around much easier throughout the Colosseum. We got to see the site of the Forum, which was essentially the birthplace of Rome and where the center of everything was located.

I loved seeing the remains of the temples, and other interesting structures that I didn’t know anything about!

To make it even better, our guide took us to Palatine Hill which was incredible! It offers breathtaking views of the city (particularly Circus Maximus), along with plenty of well-preserved traces of opulent palaces that the upper Roman class used to inhabit.

All in all, this tour makes for a fantastic way to take in some of the most important sites in Rome without having to run around in a massive crowd!

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100% refund for cancellations within 24 hours of tour experience, other experiences you may enjoy:, 2. best night colosseum tour: rome colosseum by night with underground & arena floor tour.

• Departure Point : Via del Colosseo 24
• Departure Time : 7:00 or 8:00 PM
• Duration : 2 hours
• Includes : Special nighttime access to the Colosseum, underground access, arena floor access, headsets

Exploring Rome is almost like walking through a museum, except for the fact that it’s a living, breathing city full of stories and history.

One of the coolest places to visit within Rome is undoubtedly the colosseum – even more so at night with exclusive access to areas most people don’t get to see!

Even if you’ve already seen the famous landmark before, I guarantee the Rome Colosseum by Night with Underground & Arena Floor Tour will offer a much different perspective for you!

This unique and intimate encounter with ancient Rome let us explore underground chambers and the arena floor (amongst other places) free from the usual daytime crowds.

Of course, we also enjoyed access to the main areas that you’ll get to see on any tour, but this tour led by a professional archaeologist offered more insight than I’d ever had before.

Plus, being able to see the Colosseum at night alone, was worth it – it emits a much different vibe and took photos like no others I previously had!

The tour started out on the exterior of the Colosseum, with our guide leading us around the entire building while teaching us about the structure itself, as well as the surrounding area.

I am already into architecture, but all of our private group was captivated by the interesting facts about how it was built, and how earthquakes deeply affected it.

After that, we headed inside, with lighting that really made it feel like we had headed back in time when it was in use during the days of the gladiators.

Venturing through the labyrinth of tunnels, we got to see where they kept the wild animals, as well as what’s left of cages, elevators, and even gladiator rooms.

Perhaps the most striking feature was the “Gate of Death”, along with the stories that made us see the gladiators more as humans as opposed to just warriors. Please do yourself a favor and don’t miss out on the best Colosseum night tour!

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3. best colosseum family tour: skip the line colosseum tour for kids and families.

• Departure Point : Piazza del Colosseo, 00184 Roma RM
• Departure Time : 1:00 PM
• Includes : Private guided tour with Priority access, professional archaeologist and historian guide

I know a lot of people who avoid going to big “tourist” hotspots like Rome, because they’re worried if it’s going to be possible with kids. While I can’t say that it’s not stressful at all with big crowds, it’s more about selecting the right tours that cater specifically towards families with children.

If you’re looking for something like that, I have the best one for you: the Skip the Line Colosseum Tour for Kids and Families !

This is a slightly shorter tour than the others on this guide, which is actually designed to make sure no small kids get tired or sick of walking around. After we arrived to the Colosseum, we didn’t have to worry about waiting in massive queues with kids thanks to the skip-the-line tickets.

We headed right inside with our tour guide, who was also really great with little ones and keeping them entertained.

They did a great job at taking some pretty serious material like gladiators fighting potentially to the death, and formatted things in a way that were appropriate for people of all ages.

The kids in our group were absolutely fascinated with the fact that they had lions and bears in the tunnels below, along with the visual aids and interactive activities.

It was one of the more “fun” tours of its kind, and even though it was tailored more towards kids, all of us adults really loved it, too!

I would personally recommend on taking the tour a bit later in the afternoon (around 4 or 5), as it’s significantly less hot and the crowds are lighter.

I appreciated that our guide let us stop for photos throughout, making it easy to get some mementos to take home with us. If you have any kids in your group, don’t pass this one up!

4. Best Colosseum Budget Tour: Colosseum Tour with Roman Forum and Palatine Hill

• Departure Point : Colosseo Metro Station, Line B Exit
• Departure Time : 10:40 AM, 1:20 PM
• Duration : 1 hour, 30 minutes (approx.)
• Includes : Small group tour with local guide, skip-the-line access, access to normally off-limits areas of the Colosseum

If it’s your first time in Rome, it can be intimidating trying to figure out what is worth seeing and what you may have to skip. There are so many things to see in this city, literally where every corner seems to have something interesting to offer.

With the Colosseum Tour with Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, you get a taste of everything in a well-organized experience easy to fit into even the busiest of schedules.

This tour clocks in at around 2.5 hours and there are tons of different tour start times available so you don’t have to worry about it not working with the rest of your itinerary.

It also comes in many different languages, though I can attest that our guide spoke excellent English. Ours managed to keep our entire group entertained while still sharing valuable and interesting stories along the way.

While we didn’t have a skip-the-line or fast pass entrance, we did get to go through a dedicated group entrance which really helped move us inside quickly.

We got to see the monument from beautiful vantage points while our guide regaled us with tales of gladiators and drama-loving spectators. I also appreciated that they took us to the best spots for photos with plenty of stops along the way.

After that, we headed to Palatine Hill, which offers some of the best views of the Roman Forum – particularly of Circus Maximus.

This is a fantastic way to gain insight into ancient Roman culture and how their society operated back then. Don’t pass this opportunity up if your stay in Rome is a brief one!

5. Best Colosseum Guided Tour: Rome Colosseum with Access to the Gladiator Arena

• Departure Time : 9:30 AM, 2:30 PM
• Duration : 3 hours (approx.)
• Includes : Expert tour guide, headsets, skip-the-line privileged access to the Colosseum and gladiator arena

If you’re looking for an even more brief tour experience, look no further than the Rome Colosseum with Access to the Gladiator Arena tour! It’s just 1.5 hours but packs in a ton of information and sightseeing with an expert guide who will share more than the cookie-cutter facts.

If you’d like to delve deep into the history of these brave fighters, this immersive experience is a can’t-miss!

Imagine following in the footsteps of gladiators, while learning about the different games that happened right on this floor! As we entered the Colosseum, our expert guide took us through each section while giving us an equally entertaining and educational narrative.

The spectator stands and archways were incredible, and it was hard wrapping my mind around all of the wild animal hunts and dramatic enactments that took place here.

However, undoubtedly the centerpiece of the tour is the rare privilege of being able to actually step foot onto the arena floor. It’s crazy to think of how many humans and wild animals had to fight to survive (or for glory) right where we stood – almost as if the moment was frozen in time.

It’s definitely an experience that offers broader understanding and insight, rather than just a “Cool! Gladiators with swords fighting lions!” type of tour.

Beyond the arena, we were able to check out and learn the history behind the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, offering a more “complete” journey through Rome’s ancient splendor.

I really appreciated our guide’s focus on authenticity and education, and for that, I say it’s a must-see for any history buff! If you want the chance to stand on the threshold of antiquity and learn about Rome’s cultural heritage like never before, check this tour out!

6. Colosseum Underground and Ancient Rome Semi-Private Tour MAX 6 People Guaranteed

• Duration : 3.25 hours
• Departure : Piazza del Colosseo, 21, 00184 Rome
• Departure Time : 9:15 AM, 12:15 PM, 1:30 PM
• Includes : Small group size, head to underground and Colosseum arena, local expert guide, skip the line entry

Whether you’re a seasoned pro or it’s your first time in the city, you simply have to consider this next tour. The Colosseum Underground and Ancient Rome Semi-Private Tour will show you hidden secrets that lie beneath the surface of one of the most easily-identifiable, legendary structures in all of history.

Follow in the footsteps of everyone from gladiators to kings on this captivating tour with an expert guide to lead the way.

With incredible attention to detail and organization, our guide was able to practically transform time. In the time it could easily take to stand in line to see the Colosseum alone, we say the circular structure, along with Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum ruins.

With small group tours maxing out at just 6 people, it was an intimate experience with personalized attention that elevated this tour heads above almost all the rest.

Once we met up at the Colosseum Metro Station, we skipped past the line and headed straight into the depths of the famous landmark. The subterranean chambers are a labyrinth where wild animals and gladiators awaited their fates, and our guide regaled us with many emotional tales of some of the events that happened here.

Then, we headed up to the arena level where we actually got to head straight onto the original floor which most visitors don’t get the chance to do.

After the Colosseum, we traversed the cobbled streets of Ancient Rome, arriving at the Roman Forum where time seems suspended in the remnants of temples and government buildings. We then continued up to Palatine Hill, which is known as one of the Seven Hills of Rome and known for being the most opulent place to live, where the wealthiest Romans resided.

7. Expert Guided Tour of Colosseum Underground, Arena and Forum

• Departure Time : Varies
• Includes : Fast track entrance tickets and reservation fees, guided tour of Underground and Arena of Colosseum, guided tour of Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, live expert guide, earphones, on-site assistance, night tour option available at Colosseum

If you’re traveling on a budget but still want to appreciate one of those “biggest bang for your buck” tours, look no further. The Expert Guided Tour of Colosseum Underground, Arena and Forum is a 3-hour experience which completely transformed the knowledge of Rome I thought I had. It’s a fully-customizable, profound excursion that will take you to some of the most legendary sights in Rome.

Before I get started, I do want to mention that we had the option to book a private tour for a slightly higher fee, which I do feel is worth it. We met up with our guide at the Colosseum, where we decided to take the night tour option which is not commonly offered.

This means less crowds, and a more intimate experience that I feel lends more of an authentic vibe to the tour. We learned all about countless stories of emperors, senators, goddesses, gladiators, and so much more as we toured around.

We even got to step on the Arena floor and head down into the Underground section: two areas that most visitors don’t even get to touch.  We then headed to the ground level, where we learned all about the revolutionary construction techniques that had never been seen before this.

We had some free time to explore before taking a little break and heading to the archaeological area of the Roman Forums and Palatine Hill. Here, we were able to take another 1-hour guided tour which was actually perhaps my favorite part!

The ancient temple ruins and stories to accompany the sites were so fascinating, and lent valuable insight into religion and Ancient Rome’s penal system.

Palatine Hill looks quite different now, though the breathtaking views I’m sure were equally as impressive as they were when Rome’s wealthiest took up residence here!

FAQs About Colosseum Tours in Rome

In TripAdvisor’s Travelers’ Choice Awards 2020, Rome was ranked as the #3 Top Destination in the World. If you want to get the most out of your trip to Rome, it’s important to see the Colosseum. It is an iconic structure of ancient Rome and is a symbol of the culture of Rome as well. Visit the Colosseum and surrounding ancient buildings with a guided Colosseum tour.

What will I see in the Colosseum?

There are three levels in the Colosseum. The arena floor, the underground along with the third level can only be accessed with special tickets or guided tours.

• The first level is the arena floor, you can walk around and see the underground rooms and hallways where gladiators and animals were kept. Some parts of the arena area have been restored to give a better sense of what it was like in ancient times.
• The second level is where most of the spectators watched the events. Spectators were separated by social class and gender. Here you can check out the architecture and engineering of the Colosseum. There are some panoramic views of Rome as well.
• The third level is where the lower classes and women were seated. This level was finally reopened in 2017 after being closed for 40 years.

What is the best time to see the Roman Colosseum?

You should know the peak season (July and August), the weekends, and the public holidays, are the most crowded and expensive time to go. If you want to enjoy a more peaceful and cooler atmosphere, opt for the early morning or late afternoon tours, when the light is also more beautiful.

How long does a Colosseum tour last?

Most Colosseum tours are 1 to 3 hours. You can take tours that include access to the arena floor, the underground chambers and the upper levels. These tours are longer and more in-depth, but also more expensive and require advance booking.

What should I wear and bring to a Colosseum tour?

The Colosseum is mostly outdoors so you should dress according to the weather. Wear comfortable shoes, as you will be walking on uneven surfaces and climbing stairs. Bring your ID or passport.

Is it better to take a guided tour of the Colosseum?

A tour guide can bring the history of the Colosseum alive. You will have a professional and knowledgeable guide who will tell you stories and facts that you won’t find in any guidebook. You will also have priority access to skip the long lines at the entrance and save time. You will have the opportunity to ask questions of you guide.

What is the best Colosseum tour?

If you can afford to spend a bit more for a more personal experience we recommend the Ancient Rome: Colosseum and Roman Forum Private Tour . This is a private tour so it’s only your group on the tour so you get the full attention of the guide and able to ask as many questions as you like.

What is the cheapest tour of the Colosseum in Rome?

If you are on a strict budget and still want to have a guided tour of the Colosseum we recommend the Rome Skip-the-Line Colosseum & Arena Floor Guided tour . Even at a bargain price you still get to see all the sites with a guide to answer questions.

Planning Tips for a trip to Rome

Before you start packing your bags, you’ll want to know how to make your trip easier and how to get the most out of your time in Rome. These top 5 planning tips can help you do just that.

Even standing outside the monstrous architectural wonder that is the Colosseum, it’s hard not to feel overwhelmed at the technology and hard work necessary to build it. When visiting it, you will want to make sure you get the most out of the opportunity.

Tip #1: Wear Comfortable Shoes

It might be safe to say that you will want to wear comfortable shoes when touring many areas of Rome. However, there is no place in the city that requires comfortable walking shoes (can you link to a buying guide for shoes to this guide?) than the Colosseum.

This is a very large structure and many tours will take you up into the stands, onto the arena floor, or even into the underground tunnels and rooms where gladiators prepared for battle. With so much to see, you may spend hours here, and most of it spent walking.

Your best bet is to bring a comfortable pair of shoes from home, so you know they won’t hurt your feet with constant walking.

Tip #2: Take a Tour of the Colosseum

When standing in line to purchase a general admission ticket to the Colosseum, you may be waiting for quite a while. Plus, the general admission price doesn’t include priority access or access to other areas of the Colosseum.

When you purchase a ticket for a guided tour of the Colosseum, you will usually also receive skip-the-line access. This means that you will enter the Colosseum with your guide without having to stand in line. Many of these tours also offer access to areas of the structure that most people aren’t able to see.

One of the best reasons to invest in a tour of the Colosseum is that your guide will also be able to explain the different areas of the structure that you visit. Learning not just the history but also the time-true stories and legends can make your trip to the Colosseum a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Tip #3: Arrive Early, Stay Late

The Colosseum opens for visitors at 8:30 AM. Many guided tours will start between 8 and 9:30 AM. Those that start before the day’s official opening can provide a wonderful experience, seeing the Colosseum and its marvels without crowds.

If you are also going to be visiting the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, be sure to stay in the area until after sunset. Seeing the Colosseum lit up at night is a view not to be missed.

Tip #4: The Roman Forum and Palatine Hill

Even many of the general admissions tickets to the Colosseum will provide access, or a discounted rate, for entry to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill as well. With a guided tour, you can also see all three locations. This is a great way to spend a day and you will be able to experience some of the most popular attractions in Rome all in one day.

Tip #5: Choose Nearby Accommodations

If the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill are on your list of must-visit attractions in Rome, you may want to choose accommodations that are close by. Not only does this make it easier for you to visit these places, but it is also a wonderful area of Rome to stay. Transportation is conveniently located nearby and many tours of other areas of the city have pickup locations in this area as well.

Other Attractions in Rome

Rome is full of attractions you can visit around your tour of the Colosseum. The National Roman Museum is family-friendly and houses many interesting artifacts. The Basilica of San Clemente is not just a church, but also an archaeological site.

The newer building at the entry level dates back to the 12 th -century while you can head downstairs to the original basilica built in the 4 th -century AD.

If you’d like to see some of the more ancient attractions around Rome, you have several options. The Roman Forum is the location where Romulus made the founding of the city of Rome official. It was once the epicenter of Roman life.

Ostia Antica is just 25-minutes away by train. This location was once a thriving center of commerce. Today, you can explore over 100 acres of ancient shops, baths, temples, and even apartment buildings and houses.

If you have some extra time, a visit to the Tuscany region should not be missed. With beautiful hilltop towns and wineries you should take a day trip to Tuscany . If might be the highlight of your trip!

If you would like to see more of the Italian coast, a day trip to the Amalfi Coast or Capri should not be missed!

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The Colosseum Underground and Arena Tour w/ Roman Forum is our Editor's Choice with its combination of sites seen, tours guides and value.

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Presented by Republic Bank Foundation, this self-guided tour series is designed to immerse locals and visitors alike to participate in the authentic culture.

Created by the Louisville Downtown Partnership, the ever-growing series includes historic West Main Street, Civil Rights Markers, and Whiskey Row, with tours narrated by Louisvillians including University of Louisville Archivist Tom Owen; author and daughter of Muhammad Ali, Rasheda Ali; and LDP’s executive director Rebecca Fleischaker.

Each tour is 45 minutes to an hour, depending on how long individuals want to stop and look around with directions provided within the audio tour. The series is accessible via any podcast platform, found under LDP’s Spotify , or can be streamed directly from LDP’s website. The tours are free, and digital maps of each tour can be downloaded or printed here .

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A new series of solo walking tours are coming to Louisville residents this summer. Louisville Downtown Partnership says the new venture is an opportunity to have people experience the culture, architecture, and history of Louisville.

Each walking tour is 45 to 60 minutes. Walkers can use web or podcasts platforms to get an immersive experience of Louisville from University of Louisville Archivist Tom Owen, author Rasheda Ali, and LDP’s executive director Rebecca Fleischaker.

“We are thrilled to unveil these new audio walking tours, offering an additional way for people to engage with Downtown and enlighten themselves about the story of our city,” Fleischaker said. “Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a longtime resident, these self-guided tours provide a personalized and educational experience that celebrates the unique character and heritage of our Downtown.”

Cleo Battle, Louisville Tourism President & CEO, is excited for people to see Whiskey Row, West Main Street, Civil Rights Markers, and other notable stops.

“Louisville’s walkability is on full display as guests enjoy this new audio tour series featuring many of the unique attractions that can only be found in Bourbon City,” Battle said. “We know these self-guided tours will tell Louisville’s authentic story, showcasing why Travel + Leisure named us one of the ‘50 Best Places to Travel to in 2024.”

The curated walking tours are presented by Republic Bank Foundation. Steve Trager, Executive Chair of Republic Bank, believes that the tours will “impact the lives of people visiting, working, and living downtown as well as highlighting the many sites that we enjoy every day.”

People can access each tour through Spotify or from the Louisville Downtown Partnership website. Free maps can also be printed and downloaded.

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Rooms behind Buckingham Palace famous balcony open to public for first time

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• Wednesday 10 July 2024 at 11:17pm

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The royal residence's east wing, which gives a glimpse of George IV's love of oriental art, will be seen by the public after almost 6,000 tickets were sold, ITV News' Chris Ship took a look

For the first time since Queen Victoria had it built, visitors will be able to tour the rooms behind the most famous façade of Buckingham Palace this week.

Internally, it is simply called the East Wing. But for most people, it is the most photographed part of the iconic building and the wing from which members of the Royal Family stand on the balcony during big national occasions.

Members of the public have never before been able to view these rooms, which are 175 years old.

The tour takes in the Centre Room, the rather uninspiring name for the ornate drawing room from which the King and Queen - and before them the late Queen Elizabeth - gather before stepping out onto one of the most famous balconies in the world.

From these windows, you get the same view past the Queen Victoria Memorial and up The Mall as monarchs have done since Victoria herself first used it in 1851 as troops set off for the Crimean War.

But don’t expect to be waving from the balcony. The glass doors will remain locked and the net curtains pulled when the 6,000 visitors are given a guided tour of the East Wing this summer.

Buckingham Palace will open to the public as usual this year, but for longer than any previous summer as the King attempts to open up more residences to the public.

Private rooms at Balmoral Castle are also being opened up to the public this year.

In addition to the usual tickets to tour the palace ballroom (most recently used for the State Banquet for the Japanese Emperor and Empress) and State Rooms, some visitors have already secured additional tickets to see the East Wing.

Groups of up to 20 people will get a guided tour of the rooms and the Principal Corridor, which has just had a five-year refurbishment as part of the decade-long overhaul of Buckingham Palace.

Every part of the East Wing was removed and rebuilt. That included decanting all 3,500 objects during the works and lifting every one of the 47,000 floorboards and putting them back in the same place (they were each labelled before being restored and replaced).

Even the hand-painted Chinese wallpaper in the Yellow Drawing Room was steamed off the walls (without tearing it). It was subject to conservation work and later rehung.

The East Wing was built between 1847 and 1849 when Queen Victoria and Prince Albert decided they needed more space for their growing family (they had nine children).

Building a fourth wing - and creating the quadrangle we know today - involved moving the arch monument in front of Buckingham Palace.

What we now know as Marble Arch, the memorial was relocated brick by brick to its current location north of Hyde Park at the end of Oxford Street.

It allowed Prince Albert to commission architect Edward Blore to redesign Buckingham Palace and incorporate a balcony for Queen Victoria to “connect” with her people on big occasions.

But it came at a cost. And parliament only released funds on the agreement that Queen Victoria sold her Brighton Pavilion seaside retreat which her uncle, George IV, had lavishly built and extended during his time as monarch and previously, the Prince Regent.

Brighton Pavilion was sold to the town of Brighton, as it then was, for £53,000 in 1850.

The contents of Brighton Pavilion, including paintings, wall hangings, fireplaces and clocks were all transferred to Buckingham Palace by horse and cart and it’s why the East Wing reflects King George’s passions for Asian art and design.

It still contains a number of towering Chinese porcelain pagodas, the ornate Kylin clock, which still sits atop the same Brighton Pavilion fireplace.

In the 240-foot corridor, which spans the entire width of the palace, there are paintings by Thomas Gainsborough and Victoria’s chosen portrait painter Franz Xaver Winterhalter.

The East Wing tours will continue through July and August, but the Royal Collection Trust which operates them, says that all tickets sold out within hours of them going on sale so anyone who missed out will have to wait until next year.

This is the Talking Royals - our weekly podcast about the royal family, with ITV News Royal Editor Chris Ship and Producer Lizzie Robinson

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