Thank you for watching! Highlights timestamps (◉ Narration | ★ Highlight) for those on mobile devices: ▶(0:00) Intro Colosseum Tour ▶(0:41) Start Guided Tour ◉ ▶(1:20) Ancient Roman Road Layout in Rome ◉ ▶(3:30) Colosseum Most Visited Monument in Italy ◉ ▶(4:12) Victory Statues and Attributes ◉ ▶(5:42) The Day Of The Games In the Colosseum ◉ ▶(6:34) Damaged Structures and Renovation ◉ ▶(8:25) Route to Gladiator Stage and Colosseum Exterior ◉ -- Ground floor, Gladiator Arena -- ▶(10:00) Gladiator Arena ★ ▶(11:05) Gladiator Arena Structure ◉ ▶(12:12) Gladiator Animal Fights and Cages ◉ ▶(14:52) Reconstruction of Seats ◉ ▶(15:41) Emperors Seat ◉ ▶(17:24) Regular Seats For the Population ◉ ▶(19:09) Gate of the Perished Gladiators ◉ ▶(19:45) Construction Materials ◉ ▶(22:29) Staircase To Level 2 ◉ -- Level 2, Museum and Antiquities Display -- ▶(23:55) Colosseum Drawing Exterior ◉ ▶(25:48) Colosseum Drawing Interior ◉ ▶(27:16) Gladiator Arena Example Drawings ◉ ▶(28:00) Everyday Life and Flights of a Gladiator ◉ ▶(28:48) Archaeological Buildings Outside the Colosseum ◉ ▶(31:40) How Did the Romans Earn Money On The Day Of The Fight ◉ ▶(32:10) Ancient Counterweights Elevators ◉ ▶(32:20) Levels Colosseum Drawing ◉ ▶(33:14) Archaeological antiquities Animals, Lamps, Glass, Boardgames, Dices ◉ ▶(34:15) Roman Graffiti ◉ ▶(35:36) Coins ◉ ▶(36:40) The Collapse of Rome And The Era After the Roman Empire ◉ ▶(37:50) Colosseum Used As Place to Live And Sell Goods ◉ ▶(38:35) Colosseum Transformed to Church ◉ ▶(39:55) Scale Model Colosseum ◉ ▶(41:20) Ancient Roman Empire Map ◉ -- Level 2, Pompei Exposition -- ▶(43:40) First Arena Fight in Human History ◉ ▶(44:16) Micro Mosaic Pompeii Antiquity ◉ ▶(45:10) Roman Frisco Pompeii House ◉ ▶(46:00) Important Figure Pompeii ◉ -- Level 2, Colosseum Inner Deck -- ▶(46:50) View Colosseum Inner Deck Level 2 ★ ▶(47:16) Construction Support Arches and Materials ◉ ▶(48:54) Pompeii 2nd Century Marble ◉ ▶(50:42) Managers Of The Gladiators ◉ ▶(52:34) Structural Reinforcement Of The Colosseum ◉ ▶(54:50) View Colosseum Inner Deck Level 2 (Spot of Mussolini Speeches) ★ ▶(55:40) Colosseum as Temple and Religious Location ◉ ▶(58:41) Colosseum Ship Battles ◉ ▶(1:00:55) View Colosseum Inner Deck Level 2 ★ ▶(1:01:36) Location Of The Colosseum Was An Artificial Lake ◉ ▶(1:03:00) Forum Romanum ◉ -- Colosseum Level 1 -- ▶(1:05:25) Main Colosseum Entrance ◉ ▶(1:06:30) View Colosseum Inner Deck Level 1 ★ ▶(1:07:32) Original Paving, Bricks, Marble ◉ ▶(1:08:22) Water Channels and Elevator ◉ ▶(1:09:15) Emperors Seat ◉ ▶(1:10:58) Reconstructed Part Of The Colosseum ◉
his tour was honestly one of the best I've ever been on. The guide was so knowledgeable and personable, and really made the entire experience so much more enjoyable. I would highly recommend this to anyone visiting Rome.
Wow 38:38 the guy actually says to the Italian guide it's too bad they didn't build the Church! In the middle of the coliseum and he says Aah we have enough churches here in Rome🤣
Nothing beats spending time moving around with different places with you. Really appreciate all the time that you've put into making these videos and sharing it with everyone! Thank you!
I highly recommend this tour to anyone who is interested in history, architecture, or just wants to experience one of the most iconic landmarks in the world. It's truly an unforgettable experience
If i were a prisoner and was hiding a precious gem the size of 100 carrots it would be deep underneath the dirt a couple ft deep where they held prisoners or possibly in a brick in the wall a lot of prisoners did this before there death …that’s all they had as far as money to barter
One can only imagine the size of the economy of Rome at that time to produce a structure like the Colosseum, the brick manufacturing industry would have been immense just to produce the bricks for this structure while at the same time keeping up supply for normal pre-Colosseum demand.
Hi wanderlust your travel videos are very comfortable to see.This is because of your efforts and stable walking.So thanks a lot! ❣️ By the way when you are going to Egypt.
Man, which camera do you use, It has amazing video quality. A big shout out to Frederico, the tour guide as well. got to experience Colloseum just sitting at home!
Really nice tour. The guide should think about using laser pointers though to pinpoint what he is talking about. "The emperor sat over there" (with a point in that direction) was pretty vague. They make commercial laser pointers for that purpose (to point out things at a distance...not necessarily made for guided tours). Also, it would have been worth pointing out that the seating was just by class, not by cost. Today, we think of seating based on cost...where lower seats cost more money. Prohibitive cost wasn't the reason the normal citizens were seated above the rich...Gladiatorial games were almost always free to attend (food was free as well). The tour guide should have corrected you when you said "the cheap seats, just like today." There was just a clear class separation in the rights of Roman citizens and it often wasn't based on what a citizen could afford. For instance, there were bath houses that were free, but access was restricted based on social standing.
Hello Wanderlust, I really loved your concept of Narrating about the place and showing the places, please make more videos like this 😀😀🙂🙂❤️❤️
Thank you so much brother! Some other narrated tours will be published soon!
Thank you for watching! Highlights timestamps (◉ Narration | ★ Highlight) for those on mobile devices:
▶(0:00) Intro Colosseum Tour
▶(0:41) Start Guided Tour ◉
▶(1:20) Ancient Roman Road Layout in Rome ◉
▶(3:30) Colosseum Most Visited Monument in Italy ◉
▶(4:12) Victory Statues and Attributes ◉
▶(5:42) The Day Of The Games In the Colosseum ◉
▶(6:34) Damaged Structures and Renovation ◉
▶(8:25) Route to Gladiator Stage and Colosseum Exterior ◉
-- Ground floor, Gladiator Arena --
▶(10:00) Gladiator Arena ★
▶(11:05) Gladiator Arena Structure ◉
▶(12:12) Gladiator Animal Fights and Cages ◉
▶(14:52) Reconstruction of Seats ◉
▶(15:41) Emperors Seat ◉
▶(17:24) Regular Seats For the Population ◉
▶(19:09) Gate of the Perished Gladiators ◉
▶(19:45) Construction Materials ◉
▶(22:29) Staircase To Level 2 ◉
-- Level 2, Museum and Antiquities Display --
▶(23:55) Colosseum Drawing Exterior ◉
▶(25:48) Colosseum Drawing Interior ◉
▶(27:16) Gladiator Arena Example Drawings ◉
▶(28:00) Everyday Life and Flights of a Gladiator ◉
▶(28:48) Archaeological Buildings Outside the Colosseum ◉
▶(31:40) How Did the Romans Earn Money On The Day Of The Fight ◉
▶(32:10) Ancient Counterweights Elevators ◉
▶(32:20) Levels Colosseum Drawing ◉
▶(33:14) Archaeological antiquities Animals, Lamps, Glass, Boardgames, Dices ◉
▶(34:15) Roman Graffiti ◉
▶(35:36) Coins ◉
▶(36:40) The Collapse of Rome And The Era After the Roman Empire ◉
▶(37:50) Colosseum Used As Place to Live And Sell Goods ◉
▶(38:35) Colosseum Transformed to Church ◉
▶(39:55) Scale Model Colosseum ◉
▶(41:20) Ancient Roman Empire Map ◉
-- Level 2, Pompei Exposition --
▶(43:40) First Arena Fight in Human History ◉
▶(44:16) Micro Mosaic Pompeii Antiquity ◉
▶(45:10) Roman Frisco Pompeii House ◉
▶(46:00) Important Figure Pompeii ◉
-- Level 2, Colosseum Inner Deck --
▶(46:50) View Colosseum Inner Deck Level 2 ★
▶(47:16) Construction Support Arches and Materials ◉
▶(48:54) Pompeii 2nd Century Marble ◉
▶(50:42) Managers Of The Gladiators ◉
▶(52:34) Structural Reinforcement Of The Colosseum ◉
▶(54:50) View Colosseum Inner Deck Level 2 (Spot of Mussolini Speeches) ★
▶(55:40) Colosseum as Temple and Religious Location ◉
▶(58:41) Colosseum Ship Battles ◉
▶(1:00:55) View Colosseum Inner Deck Level 2 ★
▶(1:01:36) Location Of The Colosseum Was An Artificial Lake ◉
▶(1:03:00) Forum Romanum ◉
-- Colosseum Level 1 --
▶(1:05:25) Main Colosseum Entrance ◉
▶(1:06:30) View Colosseum Inner Deck Level 1 ★
▶(1:07:32) Original Paving, Bricks, Marble ◉
▶(1:08:22) Water Channels and Elevator ◉
▶(1:09:15) Emperors Seat ◉
▶(1:10:58) Reconstructed Part Of The Colosseum ◉
his tour was honestly one of the best I've ever been on. The guide was so knowledgeable and personable, and really made the entire experience so much more enjoyable. I would highly recommend this to anyone visiting Rome.
Wow 38:38 the guy actually says to the Italian guide it's too bad they didn't build the Church! In the middle of the coliseum and he says Aah we have enough churches here in Rome🤣
Nothing beats spending time moving around with different places with you. Really appreciate all the time that you've put into making these videos and sharing it with everyone! Thank you!
omg the blood and tears attached to this place, unbelievable!
200 people needed to operate that hidden elevator to bring up the lions and tigers, aha!
Hopefully be in Rome for the first time in June "Fingers crossed" 🤞....
Thanks so much for allowing us to feel like we’ve actually been to Rome. ✨
these old stones tend to absorb pollution, same here with the Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna, Austria.
Thanks for posting this Amazing Video! Subscribed! 🙂
I highly recommend this tour to anyone who is interested in history, architecture, or just wants to experience one of the most iconic landmarks in the world. It's truly an unforgettable experience
Amazing! I'm still learning the ropes on making travel videos and taking notes, but I'm just in awe watching this! 🤩
I saw the Colosseum for the first time. Guided tour is very impressive
Very awesome Italy
WOW - Why haven't I seen this video before? You deserve more views.
You made me save a lot of money.... thanks.... Mass tourism is one if not the worst thing that humanity has ever invented....!
You had access to the stage where people cannot go usually, wow!
Happy Journey
If i were a prisoner and was hiding a precious gem the size of 100 carrots it would be deep underneath the dirt a couple ft deep where they held prisoners or possibly in a brick in the wall a lot of prisoners did this before there death …that’s all they had as far as money to barter
I wish I was a Roman Emperor so I could throw tourists wearing shorts & backpacks to the lions.
I like to visit roma
What a great video and a great guide! Thank you 🙏
So beautiful 🇮🇹
Really enjoyed the tour with you !
Not really beautiful. It was a place of torture and hell.
Wow, great to see the Colosseum. Amazing! 👍
Wow thats 2000 years old?
One can only imagine the size of the economy of Rome at that time to produce a structure like the Colosseum, the brick manufacturing industry would have been immense just to produce the bricks for this structure while at the same time keeping up supply for normal pre-Colosseum demand.
Been there in 2022, hot as hell.
Hands up baby hands up give me your love give me give me your love ... I luv this song
Thanks for sharing
Italy 🇮🇹
I feel like I've been there! Thank you😋😋
gladiators who fought there repeatedly wouldn't get surprised by this elevator-action any more.
How long was tour
Luar biasa, saya mendapat info sejarah tentang colosseum hebat ini.
Thank you for this wonderful tour. Very educational. Sadly, early Christian people were killed by wild animals here.
I am a homebody, but this is one place I wouldn't mind going to Rome.
Thanks for share this historical places, Regard from México
Todds and Fendi spent millions to clean it? I didn't know that. Now I see these brands in a different light.
They did an amazing job back then building this coliseum beautiful job
groundbreaking footage (literally) of the inside of the Colosseum there!😯
Hi, was the statue of Moloch at the entrance still there when you were there?
nice and steady footage, no shaky cam action, I appreciate that, thank you so much!😅
beautiful
They have to clean it constantly to prevent it from degrading.
It is a great propaganda building, he put it nicely that way! 😁
You just saved me 60€, thank you!
fantastic footage. your tour guide has amazing eyes. are you on twitter?
they couldn't build it like this today, even if they wanted.
Must of been amazing back in its hayday to watch thing went on here
Used your video as we went around in the colosseum. Thank you so much!
Hi wanderlust your travel videos are very comfortable to see.This is because of your efforts and stable walking.So thanks a lot!
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By the way when you are going to Egypt.
You should go to the catacomb caves next 😁 In Italy
Man, which camera do you use, It has amazing video quality. A big shout out to Frederico, the tour guide as well. got to experience Colloseum just sitting at home!
It's just a "normal" GoPro but upgraded by exporting it to ultra high settings and bitrate.
Amazing.. Beautiful city ,Great looks. The city has so much history as well
wow this content.. Keep up the good work Sir 👍
He has written books about the Colosseum? awesome!
your tour guide is a real authority in these kind of details, wow!
Hi. How did you get the tickets?
Please see the description of this video.
80.000 people visiting daily? geez
what a monument! event today so spectacular!
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Thank you friend!! Great tour!
ah you went there in june, the hiking season.
I swear I feel like I'm there 😎 #rome #travel #italy
Im going to Rome soon. Hiring a guide makes it more interesting. How much does it cost to hire a guide?
See description of the video for link to the tourguide.
So detailed explanation of this place
Thank you for posting this!
This video gives me JoJo vibes
muito obrigada por este video!!!!
It’s your time!
Beautiful Video 😀👍
Welcome to Colosseum.
Thank you
25:25 bookmark
*cries*
great video.....except for all the people still wearing face diapers outside....amazing
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Really nice tour. The guide should think about using laser pointers though to pinpoint what he is talking about. "The emperor sat over there" (with a point in that direction) was pretty vague. They make commercial laser pointers for that purpose (to point out things at a distance...not necessarily made for guided tours). Also, it would have been worth pointing out that the seating was just by class, not by cost. Today, we think of seating based on cost...where lower seats cost more money. Prohibitive cost wasn't the reason the normal citizens were seated above the rich...Gladiatorial games were almost always free to attend (food was free as well). The tour guide should have corrected you when you said "the cheap seats, just like today." There was just a clear class separation in the rights of Roman citizens and it often wasn't based on what a citizen could afford. For instance, there were bath houses that were free, but access was restricted based on social standing.