Considered one of the world's most renowned and iconic monuments in the world, the Colosseum has withstood the ravages of time to establish its status as Italy's most famed structure. Its enormous amphitheatre is truly an architectural marvel, once boasting a capacity of over 65,000 seats. This incredible structure and symbol of Imperial Rome at the height of its power which is over two thousand years old was built in the center of the city Rome and is still considered the symbol of the Eternal City. Aside from being famous for entertainment and gladiators, this great structure is also a site of deep historical Christian importance. Despite damage over millennia and earthquakes, it still stands, truly deserving of its title as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
Rome’s subway consists of two lines:
Metropolitana Linea A and Metropolitana Linea B. Landmarks like Colosseum and the Vatican have a stop.
The tickets are available with the below options:
Metro tickets also work on other forms of public transport such as buses and trams, which makes it more convenient for you.
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