Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with audio tour and multimedia video

Visit the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with Go City®

• Your pass gives you access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. No trip to Rome is complete without them.
• Experience the very best of Rome's history. You'll also get an informative audio guide and the opportunity to learn more as you watch an multimedia video prior to your experience. 
• Your Rome pass also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.

Please note: To ensure you don't miss out, we recommend that you book your slot at least 3 weeks in advance of your trip.

Explore three unmissable Roman attractions and get a real insight into ancient Roman life and architecture.

Enjoy one of the most beautiful archeological areas in the world. Visit the fantastic area inside the Colosseum and immerse yourself in Roman history before exploring the crumbling splendor of Roman relics at Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Undoubtedly Rome’s most iconic attraction, you'll have plenty of time to wander around and listen to the history of these important sites with your audio guide.

Before your visit, you'll have the opportunity to enjoy a fascinating multimedia video at the Touristation office that'll give you further historical context about Roman life and the ruins you are about to see. 

If you're the type who loves to dive deep into the stories behind the sights, your pass also includes an audio guide. You’ll learn all about the ancient amphitheater, the Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill’s history, and their secrets. You'll learn about the gladiator fights, the engineering marvels, and the infamous politics of ancient Rome.

Wear comfy shoes because you'll be doing a lot of walking. And don't forget to bring a water bottle; Rome can get pretty hot. Most importantly, take your time to really look around and soak in the culture. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, after all.

Did you know?

• Naval battles used to take place in the Colosseum. They used to remove the arena’s wooden floors and fill the grounds with water so spectators could watch the ships in action. 
• The southern side of the Colosseum collapsed in a massive earthquake in 847.
• Legend has it that the founder of Rome, Romulus, and his twin brother, Remus, lived on Palatine in a cave and were raised by a she-wolf. This is famously depicted in a bronze Capitoline Wolf statue that can be visited at Rome’s Capitoline Museum.