Visit the Colosseum, a historic Roman site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World, in Rome, Italy.🇮🇹

Hello everyone, today we'll take you to Rome, Italy, a city well-known for its rich history and stunning architecture. This time, we'll take you to the Colosseum, which many people are sure to recognize.

The Colosseum was built as a symbol of Roman grandeur. It's a large arena built during the time of the ancient Roman Emperors Vespasian and Titus. Located in the heart of Rome, Italy, it's oval-shaped and constructed of brick and sandstone. It can hold approximately 50,000 people and was used for entertainment, particularly gladiatorial fights and wild animal fights.

The Colosseum was more than just an arena or entertainment venue; it was also a highly advanced and modern venue in Roman architecture and engineering. It's a historical icon that remains in Rome, and it's one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and a popular tourist attraction today.

We traveled to Rome in April. The weather was still a bit chilly, but it wasn't too cold. We planned to visit various theaters, but since we had limited time, we only had one day left, so we chose a location close to our accommodation that was interesting. Of course, we went to the Colosseum.

After breakfast with our friends, we decided to explore the various places we wanted to visit. When we arrived, we hadn't even gone inside yet. The first time we saw the side, I was so excited. It was a dream destination I'd only seen in pictures but never in person. When I finally arrived, I was stunned. It was so grand and magnificent. I took photos from above, looking at the distant view. That alone made me excited.

We continued walking, trying to find beautiful and unique angles to take photos. From a distance, it looked beautiful and magnificent. As we got closer, we saw that the real thing was truly magnificent, just as the rumors had it. It made people look tiny.

We walked closer, eager to go inside, but we saw so many tourists. We tried to queue to buy tickets to see the inside, but the queue was incredibly long. We didn't have enough time because we wanted to go to so many other places. They actually sell tickets online, but we weren't prepared. It was a shame. But it was okay.

We arrived and saw the real thing with our own eyes, even though we didn't get to go inside. We tried to walk around it closely to get a clear view of every angle and view. It was truly magnificent and beautiful. The crowds were still thronged with tourists, attracting me to visit. No matter where I went, there were thousands or even tens of thousands of people visiting this place.

I walked around the side of the Arch of Constantine, a famous arch in Rome. It was built to celebrate Emperor Constantine's victory at the Battle of Milvian Bridge. The attic contains inscriptions about the battle. The structure is a single column, and it's not far from the Colosseum.

We walked past the arch and then took photos of the surrounding area, which is the check-in point of the Colosseum. Here are some of my photos from my visit to Rome.

It was a happy moment, and I really enjoyed the trip. Even though it was a small trip, it made me happy. I hope everyone enjoys my posts and photos. Thank you for following and have a great day.

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