Travel Guide to the Colosseum in Rome, Italy

Scenic spot introduction:

Colosseum The Colosseum ruins are located in the center of Rome, the capital of Italy, on the east bank of the Tiber River. Originally named Amphitheatrum Flavium, it is a symbol of ancient Rome and is known as one of the "Eight Wonders of the World".

Attractions distribution:

Colosseum It was built between 72 and 79 AD to commemorate the great achievements of Emperor Vespasian after the Roman Empire conquered Jerusalem. It took 8 years to complete with 80,000 Jewish captives as laborers. The entire building covers an area of 20,000 square meters, with a circumference of 527 meters and can accommodate 90,000 spectators. Its architectural style still influences the construction of modern large stadiums.
Roman Forum The ruins are located between Piazza Venezia and the Colosseum, and were once the center of life for Roman citizens. The square began to be built in the 6th century BC and until the fall of the Western Roman Empire, it was home to a large number of religious and monumental buildings of the Roman Empire.
Palatine Hill Palatino Hill is located in Roman Forum The quadrilateral hill, about 40 meters high in the south, is the central one among the seven hills of Rome. Palatine Hill The terrain is complex and the scenery is pleasant. The ancient Roman city was built on the hill. Archaeological discoveries on the hill include both prehistoric relics and the ruins of the imperial palace.

Scenic spot features:

Architecture, cultural tours, European history, monuments, memorials, city tours