If you are spending several days in Italy’s capital and would like to see something other than the main attractions of Rome, we recommend a trip to the Gladiator Museum.
Here, you will find an exciting arsenal of weapons from the Roman army. You can see numerous gladiator outfits from antiquity and travel back to the era of bread and games.
The Gladiator Museum in Rome tells its own story with 30 selected characters and over 500 Roman exhibits.
Visitor Information:
Address:
Piazza Navona 90, 00186 Roma
Transportation:
Spagna subway station (line A), from there 1.5 km on foot
Opening hours:
Monday – Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Nearby:
Piazza Navona (0,1 km)
Pantheon (0,3 km)
Castel Sant Angelo (0,7 km)
Trevi Fountain (0,9 km)
Recommended exploration time:
30-60 minutes
Tickets:
Children up to 6 years: free admission
Children & teenagers (6-15 years): 10,00 Euro
Adults: 12,00 Euro
The Gladiator Museum in Rome offers you an exciting insight into antiquity
On two floors, visitors are given a differentiated insight into the period from around 700 BC to the 4th century AD.
From the breastplates of Roman gladiators to helmets and other armor items from the Roman legions, you will find an exciting arsenal of faithful reconstructions.
The museum’s exhibits have been reconstructed using ancient casting and molding techniques to maximize the level of detail. The Gladiator Museum is conveniently only a short distance from the Colosseum, so these two sites can be combined ideally.
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Editor: Sebastian Erkens
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