The Moon over the Colosseum is back with a special edition. It’s an all new experience with the new Full Experience ticket
The reopening of the Parco archeologico del Colosseo is forging ahead while expanding the selection of cultural experiences on offer: in full respect of visitors’ safety and social distancing, The Moon over the Colosseum is back with a brand new, special edition, and a new version of the Full Experience ticket.
The Moon over the Colosseum — every Saturday, from 25 July to 19 September 2020 (booking open from Friday the 17th at 9:00 AM).
An all new narration has been added to the previous ones: “Of wizards, necromancers, shepherds and other trades”, an unusual itinerary which, for the first time, will take advantage of the recent rediscovery of the graffiti found in the ambulacrum of the 1st tier, dateable between the late Middle Ages and the 17th century.
The itinerary will take visitors through the arena floor and then up to the 2nd tier, a testimony to the uninterrupted life of the monument through time, and will conclude after evening falls with a view over the Piazza del Colosseo, in front of the majestic Arch of Constantine and the solemn Temple of Venus and Roma.
For details, costs and to book your Moon over the Colosseum ticket, click HERE
Full Experience – every day starting Saturday, 18 July 2020.
Ticketholders will have access to a visit to the arena floor between 10:30 and 14:30, in addition to the Colosseum’s 2nd tier for the permanent exhibition “Il Colosseo si racconta”and the 4 SUPER sites in the Roman Forum/Palatine area.
The ticket is valid for 48 hours from the first entry to the PArCo, which visitors can choose to make in the Colosseum or in the Roman Forum/Palatine area. Between 12:00 and 18:00 visitors will have accesso to the SUPER sites: the first floor of the Palatine Museum, where the vivid colors of the marble sculptures and decorations on display will complete a visit to the imperial palaces; from the atrium of the House of Augustus the frescoes in the bedroom and study can still be seen in great detail; the extraordinary cycle of medieval wall paintings decorating Santa Maria Antiqua is once again visible and Domitian’s Ramp, looking out over the forum, has been reopened to visitors.
For details, costs and to book your Full Experience ticket, click HERE