Piazza Navona Underground Discount Tickets
You are booking The Stadium of Domitian
Booking Information
Highlights
- Get priority access to see Rome's first permanent venue for competitive athletics (and UNESCO World Heritage Site), commissioned in 80 AD
- See Piazza Navona from a different point of view. This underground Roman building is crammed with history.
- Let your audio guide (available in 6 languages) tell you all about Piazza Navona, the history of the Stadium of Domitian
Good to Know
- Child policy:
- Children under 8 years are free of charge.
- Good to know:
- Free admission is granted to disabled visitors and one companion each with a valid ID.
- Physical audio guide can be collected at the ticket office together with the ticket for the voucher exchange.
- The last admission is 20 minutes before closing.
Description
Emperor Titus commissioned the building of The Stadium of Domitian in roughly 80 AD (the same year the Colosseum was finished). And, when the Colosseum was damaged by fire in 217 AD, some of the gladiator games were held here. This stadium, once the height of Roman entertainment, now lies beneath the modern city. It's well worth your time to escape the chaos and crowds and see some stadium's ruins. Youth aged 12-17 with valid IDs could select a Senior type ticket when making a booking.
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Booking Information
Highlights
- Get priority access to see Rome's first permanent venue for competitive athletics (and UNESCO World Heritage Site), commissioned in 80 AD
- See Piazza Navona from a different point of view. This underground Roman building is crammed with history.
- Let your audio guide (available in 6 languages) tell you all about Piazza Navona, the history of the Stadium of Domitian
Good to Know
- Child policy:
- Children under 8 years are free of charge.
- Good to know:
- Free admission is granted to disabled visitors and one companion each with a valid ID.
- Physical audio guide can be collected at the ticket office together with the ticket for the voucher exchange.
- The last admission is 20 minutes before closing.
Description
Emperor Titus commissioned the building of The Stadium of Domitian in roughly 80 AD (the same year the Colosseum was finished). And, when the Colosseum was damaged by fire in 217 AD, some of the gladiator games were held here. This stadium, once the height of Roman entertainment, now lies beneath the modern city. It's well worth your time to escape the chaos and crowds and see some stadium's ruins. Youth aged 12-17 with valid IDs could select a Senior type ticket when making a booking.