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Colle Oppio
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Citorah says
In the tourist board’s words, its terraces and paths give “amazing close up views of the Colosseum and Palatine Hill”.
From Colosseum and Roman Forum 2026: Which Ticket, the Rules, and What You See for Free, under “What you can see without a ticket”.
Good to know
- When
- The Colle Oppio park is open from 07:00 to dusk
- Directions
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Colosseum
Citorah says The 24h ticket is the standard visit: the Colosseum from its first two levels, and the Forum and Palatine. Pay the extra €6 for a Full Experience ticket if you want to stand on the arena floor or go below it.
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Largo Gaetana Agnesi
Citorah says Largo Gaetana Agnesi, which the city made pedestrian-only in 2018, is its “terrazza sul Colosseo”, a terrace whose belvedere looks straight onto the Colosseum and the Imperial Fora.
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Arch of Constantine
Citorah says The Colosseum and the Arch of Constantine. Rome’s tourist board lists the arch, beside the Colosseum, as “Free access”.
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Piazza della Madonna dei Monti
Citorah says Piazza della Madonna dei Monti, which Turismo Roma calls Piazza Santa Maria dei Monti, is its meeting place.
The guides it’s in
Rome · Sights & tickets
Colosseum and Roman Forum 2026: Which Ticket, the Rules, and What You See for Free
The €18 24-hour ticket against the €24 Full Experience tickets, named tickets and time slots, winter hours from 25 October, free first Sundays, and the Colosseum and Forum from the street.
Rome · Where to stay
Where to Stay in Rome 2026: A Neighbourhood-by-Neighbourhood Guide
Where to base yourself in Rome: the Centro Storico, Monti, Trastevere, Prati by the Vatican, Esquilino by Termini, Testaccio, and the quieter Aventine and Celio, with the metro, trams and catch in each.
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