Colosseo

The Colosseo in Roma, Italy, is one of the world's most iconic sites. Built in 70–72 AD, it is a remarkable symbol of the Roman Empire, designed to provide a space for gladiator fights and other shows. Its iconic elliptical structure stands almost 50 meters tall and could house up to 87,000 spectators. Today, it remains one of the most influential and iconic structures in the world. When visiting the Colosseo, tourists can explore the upper levels and take in amazing views of the city. Plus, plenty of historical exhibits are available to explore. Visitors can also stroll through the ruins and experience the awe-inspiring features of the Colosseo first hand, such as its arches, massive columns, and marble staircases.