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Tickets to the Colosseum
Good day to all. Connoisseurs, tell me if there is a site where you can pre-book tickets to the Colosseum without intermediaries, so that later you don’t have to stand in line on the spot. Maybe there is something similar to the Vatican website? And instilled tickets there are the same or there are also several programs like in the Vatican.
If there are comments on visiting the Colosseum, what to look for, how to build a route, and so on. I will be grateful.
If there are comments on visiting the Colosseum, what to look for, how to build a route, and so on. I will be grateful.
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http://mv.vatican.va/3_EN/pages/z-Info/MV_Info_Orari.html Here you can buy tickets to the Vatican online. I don't know what programs for the Vatican you are talking about. There is only one ticket for adults and it costs 16 euros. It seems to be here and the entrance to the Sistine Chapel is included.
Every last Sunday of the month, admission to the Vatican is free.
I won’t tell you about the Colosseum, but in any case, get there early, there are always huge queues.
Every last Sunday of the month, admission to the Vatican is free.
I won’t tell you about the Colosseum, but in any case, get there early, there are always huge queues.
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answered 10 years ago
If you want to avoid queues, and in season they are really kilometer long, take a guided tour, twice as expensive, but time is saved. You will definitely see the Sistine Chapel after the halls of the museum before entering the courtyard of Peter's Cathedral.
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On the Vatican website, I found this set of offers for tickets and excursions:
1. Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
2Vatican Gardens
3. Vatican Gardens and Necropolis Via Triumphalis
4. Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica
5. Art and Faith - Museums and Saint Peter's Basilica
6. Necropolis of the Via Triumphalis
7. Necropolis of the Via Triumphalis and the Museums
I will understand, on the Internet, at least there is a lot of information on the Vatican. But on the Colosseum, in addition to historical information and the fact that a lot of people found almost nothing, well, except that there are 3 options. View it from above, its tunnels and catacombs and a combination of previous options.
1. Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
2Vatican Gardens
3. Vatican Gardens and Necropolis Via Triumphalis
4. Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica
5. Art and Faith - Museums and Saint Peter's Basilica
6. Necropolis of the Via Triumphalis
7. Necropolis of the Via Triumphalis and the Museums
I will understand, on the Internet, at least there is a lot of information on the Vatican. But on the Colosseum, in addition to historical information and the fact that a lot of people found almost nothing, well, except that there are 3 options. View it from above, its tunnels and catacombs and a combination of previous options.
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answered 10 years ago
We were in May last year. We stood in line for 40 minutes for tickets to the Colosseum, then 20 minutes at the entrance. I recommend buying tickets to the Colosseum near the entrance to the Forum, there is always a shorter queue.
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answered 10 years ago
ROMAPASS books are sold in Rome. Discounts on tickets to museums and galleries + tickets for metro and buses. There is a separate queue for them at the Colosseum - usually no more than 10-12 people. In November it cost about 32 euros. For children, almost any museum there are discounts!
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