Rome Piazza Navona Underground Stadium of Domitian Tickets

Immerse yourself in the history of ancient Rome and enter the Stadium of Domitian, an archaeological gem hidden beneath the famous Piazza Navona. You'll be able to enter without queuing or waiting to see this unique UNESCO World Heritage Site and learn more about its past with an audio guide included .

Once known as Circus Agonalis, this stadium was built by order of Emperor Domitian around 80 AD, coinciding with the completion of the Colosseum. With a capacity of around 20,000 spectators, the stadium hosted gladiatorial spectacles and exciting athletics competitions.

In its arenas, professional gymnasts, often from Greece, performed impressive acrobatics and physical feats. Races were also held, in which female competitors were particularly prominent. The importance of the competition was such that the names of the winners were inscribed on tombs, surpassing in honour the prizes they received in life, such as the simple wreath of oak and olive leaves.

With the ticket for this activity you can access the site without queues or waiting and enjoy explanations by anaudio guide in more than 6 different languages. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this important Roman stadium and discover what the traditions of entertainment and sport were like during the time of Ancient Rome.