Vatican Museums, Colosseum, Forum, and Palatine

Immediately upon arriving at the Vatican Museums, join the ticket holders' line.

This will allow you to bypass a queue that could otherwise take up to two hours.

Once inside, you may wander at your leisure through what is arguably the world's most extraordinary collection of cultural, artistic, and religious artifacts.

Among these are the Sistine Chapel; Gallery of Maps; Cabinet of Masks; Collection of Modern and Contemporary Art; Raphael Rooms—and Michelangelo's glorious frescoes including The Creation of Adam and The Last Judgement.

Leave the museum knowing how the Renaissance shaped more use about the Roman Catholic Church and revealing some of Vatican City's best-kept secrets.

Enjoy exclusive priority access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.

A free electronic or printed guidebook will be at your disposal for a detailed account of centuries of Roman history.

Fast-track entry tickets will help you skip the long queue at the ticket counter.

Some more off-the-beaten-path tips: Check out the breathtaking panoramic views from Palatine Hill (one of Rome's oldest areas) and explore the ruins governmental structures housed in the Roman Forum.

You see, it is over 1,900 years since they built this colossal stadium with so many horrific events taking place within its walls.

This legacy of grimness was almost always put to use, with members of the emperor's household and other Romans seated to witness even more grisly gladiatorial combats here.

It is not only known as withamphitheater largest ka ng mundo pero isa rin ito sa pitong kababalaghan ng mundo.