Colosseum at Night
The evening visit to the Colosseum reveals a whole new side of Rome’s iconic monument. Under moonlight, the arches glow and transport you back to the time of emperors and gladiators.
With fewer crowds than during the day, night tours offer a more relaxed way to soak in the site’s rich history. For a serene Roman experience, whether you love history, photography, or memorable adventures, a night time trip to the Colosseum is a must.
Illuminated Colosseum
Exclusive access to restricted areas
No daytime crowds
Expert tour guide
Tour the Colosseum by moonlight, exploring hidden tunnels and stepping onto the ancient arena floor.
Savor moonlit Rome with pizza, tour the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain, then end at St. Peter’s with gelato.
Join a golden-hour Colosseum tour, skip the lines, and head straight inside by night.
Explore Rome and the Colosseum by night with a local guide—an affordable, fun way to see the city after dark.
Recommended Tour
Enter the Colosseum after hours with exclusive VIP access—no crowds, no queues. Descend into the shadow-filled gladiator tunnels, then emerge onto the moon-lit arena floor for an unforgettable night in ancient Rome.
Duration: ~ 1 hour 20 minutes
Live Tour Guide: English
Colosseum Ticket: Included
Exclusive Underground access
Exclusive Arena Floor access
Headsets to hear your guide clearly
Group Size: max. 25 people
Meet your coordinator outside the Colosseum at your chosen start time (20:30 / 21:00 / 21:30 / 22:00). Skip the public queues and enter after closing hours for a crowd-free experience.
Descend to the restricted subterranean corridors where gladiators and animals once waited. Hear vivid stories of the arena’s hidden engineering and daily life below the stage.
Stand on a section of the ancient floor, then head to selected upper tiers for sweeping, floodlit views. Your guide explains the Colosseum’s architecture while you capture atmospheric night photos.
Enjoy unhurried personal exploration—revisit favorite spots, snap final pictures, or simply soak in the illuminated amphitheatre—before exiting at your own pace into the Roman night.
Meet your coordinator outside the Colosseum at your chosen start time (20:30 / 21:00 / 21:30 / 22:00). Skip the public queues and enter after closing hours for a crowd-free experience.
Descend to the restricted subterranean corridors where gladiators and animals once waited. Hear vivid stories of the arena’s hidden engineering and daily life below the stage.
Stand on a section of the ancient floor, then head to selected upper tiers for sweeping, floodlit views. Your guide explains the Colosseum’s architecture while you capture atmospheric night photos.
Enjoy unhurried personal exploration—revisit favorite spots, snap final pictures, or simply soak in the illuminated amphitheatre—before exiting at your own pace into the Roman night.
Recommended Tour
Don’t just stop at the Colosseum, take in Rome’s most breathtaking nighttime landmarks and treat yourself to a delightful meal of authentic pizza and freshly made gelato.
Duration: ~4 hours
Live Tour Guide: English
Pickup & Drop-off: Included
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Food & Drink: Pizza dinner & gelato
Group Size: Small group
Meet your driver-guide at your hotel or a designated point.
Drop-off back at your hotel or chosen location.
Meet your driver-guide at your hotel or a designated point.
Drop-off back at your hotel or chosen location.
Recommended Tour
Explore the Colosseum’s golden-hour glow on a skip-the-line guided tour. Uncover centuries of history from gladiator battles to awe-inspiring architecture.
Duration: ~ 1 hour 30 minutes
Live Tour Guide: English, German, Italian and more
Colosseum Ticket: Included
Skip the ticket line
Private group: available
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