Colosseum
| The Colosseum in Rome, completed in 80 AD, is an iconic amphitheater and a symbol of ancient Roman engineering and entertainment. It hosted gladiatorial contests, public spectacles, and mock naval battles. The largest amphitheater ever built in the ancient world, it could hold up to 80,000 spectators. Despite damage from earthquakes and stone theft, it remains a major historical and tourist landmark, symbolizing Roman grandeur. |
Colosseo, 41°53'24.0"N 12°29'35.1"E
Colosseo, 41°53'26.4"N 12°29'26.4"E
Colosseo, 41°53'23.1"N 12°29'32.8"E
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