The Colosseum in Rome is a must-see once in a lifetime👍🏼

The Colosseum, also known as the Roman Colosseum, is located in the heart of Rome, Italy. It is a large amphitheater primarily used for various public entertainment events, including wrestling tournaments, animal fights, and other performances. It is one of the most iconic buildings of the ancient Roman period, with its spectacular exterior and intricate interior design. It is considered the pinnacle of ancient Roman engineering and architecture. Many people say that if you haven't visited the Colosseum, you haven't been to Rome. 🤣 This time, in addition to seeing the Colosseum, we also wanted to explore the mysterious and historically significant underground levels! Visiting the Colosseum's underground levels usually requires advance reservations. Due to limited admission, tickets are extremely popular! Tickets sell out quickly on the official website each day, so be sure to check travel guides beforehand. Another foolproof option is to take a more expensive tour or purchase tickets from a third-party platform. While it's more expensive, you'll definitely get tickets for the dates you want. We arrived at the Colosseum early to explore the underground levels. It was incredibly crowded, so be sure to get in line early. After the meeting time, we descended the stairs to this unique place. First, there's a video introducing the Colosseum's operation and history. Afterward, we'll follow the walking tour. The underground level is truly worth visiting! We can delve into the stories behind this ancient building and experience the atmosphere and historical and cultural significance of the ancient Colosseum. Then, we'll ascend to the other levels to appreciate and understand the entire Colosseum from a different perspective. The Colosseum is truly worth visiting, especially the underground level, where you can witness the wisdom of the ancient Romans up close. It's truly my favorite attraction in Rome! Highly recommended 🤍 #SeptemberDestinations2024 #Italy #Rome #Colosseum