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Colosseum, Italy
Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Skip-the-Line Entry
A timed ticket reduces the waiting time in busy seasons. This ticket covers three major sites and includes an audio guide.
You can explore at your own pace. Check current details when you enquire.
What you get
- Skip the queue
- Three sites
- Audio guide
- Flexible exploring
- Combined ticket
The tour, hour by hour
- 09:00Colosseum
Timed entry
- 11:00Forum
Walk
- 13:00Palatine
View
Included
- Timed ticket
- Audio guide
Not included
- Guide
- Food
- Tips
Meeting point and getting there
Meet at the Colosseum entrance. Exact point confirmed after booking.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours. Check your confirmation for current terms.
Questions people ask
Is a guide included?
Audio only.
Is it valid on other days?
Check the ticket.
What if I am late?
Contact us.
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Why we list this tour
What the listing data tells us, and what to weigh up.
A combined timed ticket for the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with an audio guide, so you skip the ticket queue. It is entry only, with no live guide. Free cancellation applies up to 24 hours before.
Best for: First-timers who want all three ancient sites on one ticket and the freedom to set their own pace.
Catalogue score 74/100. How scores work
- One ticket covers three sites
- Audio guide included
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
- No live guide
- Timed entry means a fixed start
- Covering all three sites takes time and walking, so plan around your slot
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