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The Roman Empire comes alive at the Colosseum! Cruise with your imagination through historic times when fight-games were organized, as depicted by Russel Crowe in "The Gladiator".

Buy the combo ticket at the Roman Forum first and fly past all the people waiting in line at the Colosseum!!

Rome wasn't built in a day and the Colosseum certainly wasn't either - it took 8 years to build the famous arena!

Bruce Lee killed Chuck Norris here.

Smell Like Maximus Spirit! ROMA LOCUTA CAUSA FINITA

The basement area had access to underground tunnels which led to a Gladiators' training school, a hospital and to a morgue. Stinking heaps of corpses were carried away to unmarked common graves.

You cannot say you went to Italy without visiting the Colosseum. It was the biggest theatre in ancient Rome, capable of seating 50,000 spectators !

Pay extra 5euros for the tour! You'll know so much more bout this place! Worth the money.

TRAVEL FACT: The Colosseum is considered one of the greatest works of Roman architecture and Roman engineering.

Mythical ancient temple....you will feel very strange inside ....INCREDIBLE !

Look up.

AMAZING!!! The most beautiful think is Raphael's sarcophagus inscription: "Here lies Raphael, by whom Nature feared to be outdone while he lived, and when he died, feared that she herself would die".

The Pantheon is the best-preserved ancient building in Rome. It was built (and possibly designed) by Hadrian in AD 119-128 as a temple to the 12 most important classical deities.

Take panorama views if you're taking pictures.. They'll look awesome :)

Marvel at this architectural wonder and pay your respects at the tomb of Renaissance master Rafael, along with Italy's first Kings and Queen.

Go around it ; )

the most preserved ancient Rome monument.... my favourite!!

Come on a sunny day. It's beautiful seeing the rain come through the center of the dome, but I bet the sun is more beautiful.

Come on a rainy to see the rain come through the roof

Nelle cappelle attorno al corpo centrale sono custoditi i sepolcri dei Re d'Italia e la tomba di Raffaello Sanzio, massima gloria dell'arte rinascimentale italiana, insieme a Michelangelo.

Even if you won't replay Anita Ekberg cult scene from "La Dolce Vita", feel the irresistable romance of one of the most spectacular fountains of the World.

Throw a coin in the water to make sure you will return!

One of the most beautiful places in Rome.

It worked! My second time in Rome!

This was absolutely breathtaking !! Toss your coins and you shall return to Rome again!

FYI: throw one coin to return to Rome; throw two to get married or three to get divorced!

TRAVEL FACT: Assure your trip back to Rome by tossing a coin over your shoulder at the Fontana di Trevi.

)throw a coin and make a wish!

You must see it at night!

I threw a coin over my shoulder last time I was here, and it worked! Happy to return to Rome!

Must see at night!

For recent generations, it was Anita Ekberg who made this fountain famous when she plunged in wearing a strapless black evening dress in Federico Fellini's classic La dolce vita.

Attik paralari sagdan soldan allah kabul etsin:D

Stay a while. Look up. Forget the cameras. Look with your own eyes. You'll never forget it.

Don't rush to see the Sistine Chapel (Capella Sistina), you'll miss lots of great artworks along the way!

SHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

Visit takes 1-3 hours depending on your patience with examining all artwork. Michelangelo's masterpiece in final hall, in almost pitch dark, hundreds of people - flashlights blitzing away at the ceili

Just look up.

Word of caution, take photos of the chapel and they will make you format your memory card

Taking photo is strictly forbidden but you can use your iPhone :)

One of the Best Art Galleries in the World. Michelangelo is the Absolute Genius! And also Botticelli.

You cannot experience the grandeur of The Last Judgment by Michelangelo unless you actually see it. Also Raphael's masterpieces are often overlooked but will blow you mind away.

It's all you've ever heard about and that much more!!! Simply breathtaking--make sure you really take the time to soak it all in and don't let the guards interrupt the experience! Respect the chapel!

Claustrophobic? Find Jesus somewhere else.

Bring water, it's crowded and takes time. But so worth it.

Absolutely breathtaking.

Prenotate on line salterete una fila chilometrica!!

Download the free podcast by Rick Steves for a great guided tour of this impressive site.

Maybe the most moving place on earth. It is not what you see, but what you can imagine.Via dei Fori Imperiali

After its period of glory, the Forum was relentlessly attacked for centuries by barbarians, after which it was gradually dismantled by anyone - from popes to paupers - who needed building materials.

I recommend going to on a walk around the south side of the Comune di Roma for a breathe-taking view of the Forum

Here Marc Anthony delivered his famous eulogy, which was immortalized centuries later by William Shakespeare

The audio tour is dreadful don't waste your money buy a guide book instead

In 44 B.C., a golden aedicule was built for the burial of Julius Caesar in which was first placed his bloody toga and then the body of the deceased

When you are in Rome you need to visit this site.!

Simply wow! The Roman Forum which has been around since 46BC!

the archaeological site of the Imperial Forums, one of the largest areas in the world where digging, research and studies are still under way.

Angelino ai Fori restaraunt opposite the Forum is where you can get the best Irish coffee outside of Ireland

You can purchase a combined ticket for the Colloseum and Forum Romanum here. It's cheaper and you get to skip the long lines. I also recommend having a guided tour.

Uomini politici ed imperatori lo sottoposero ripetutamente a trasformazioni: infatti, il Foro veniva spesso arricchito con la realizzazione di opere e la ristrutturazione di edifici e monumenti.

Lindo demais as ruinas..

Pegue o audio guide!! Serve para Coliseu, Palatino e Foro Romano!