Turen havde gode og dårlige sider! Først de negative punkter: - vi havde store problemer ved check-in (hos arrangøren), vi var der 30 minutter før, og vi var angiveligt ikke i systemet, selvom vi bookede i tide - turen startede 20 minutter for sent - lyd apparat ofte med baggrundsstøj - gruppen stod ofte ét sted og der blev sagt meget, det ville være rart hvis man brugte tiden mere og så mere - især i Forum og Palatinerhøjen så vi ikke meget - tiden i kælderen var meget kort - rejselederen farede vild ved indgangen til Colosseum, så vi var nødt til at gå gennem en enorm skare af mennesker i Corona-tider. Ikke desto mindre var turen rigtig, rigtig fin! Især kælderen var en utrolig oplevelse! Guiden var også meget venlig. På trods af de negative punkter anbefaler jeg turen.

A fantastic experience. Flavia, our very informative and friendly guide was an art historian and clearly knew her stuff. We visited the Forum & Palatine Hill to start which was a great way to be introduced to the Colosseum and understand it's place in history. Most tours actually go the opposite way (Colosseum first) but I enjoyed the different perspective this lent to the tour. We were then passed over to a Colosseum official tour guide for the underground and arena floor areas of the Colosseum. Again, the tour guide was brilliant and gave plenty of opportunity for questions. We were then given free reign of the Colosseum's public areas to peruse at our leisure. Whilst the tour might look like an expensive activity, for 3-4 hours of tours, access to only recently restored areas, and brilliant tour guides, it is most definitely worth it!

We loved this experience. The office was easy to find and so was check in. The wired headset was great and made the guide easy to hear. I have since forgotten her name, but our guide was an archaeologist and was therefore for incredibly well educated and passionate on the forum and Colosseum. It was an incredibly hot day so she made sure to give us frequent breaks near the free public fountains to fill our water bottles. I loved the underground part of the tour and seeing the recreation of one of the old elevators that would have been used below.