Piazza Navona underground - Stadium of Domitian entrance tickets and audioguide

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Place: Rome

Validity: Flexible

Language: English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Chinese

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With audioguide

Wheelchair accessible

Do this because

Explore Piazza Navona underground, opened to the public for the first time in 2014
Take a glimpse of underground Rome as it was 2000 years ago
Admire the ancient ruins of the first masonry stadium built in Rome
Discover the story of the Stadium, Piazza Navona, and sports in Ancient Rome

What to expect

The remains of the Stadium of Domitian (UNESCO World Heritage) are located beneath Piazza Navona, about 5 meters below ground. This archaeological area is what remains of the first and only masonry stadium known of in Roman history.

The Stadium of Domitian was commissioned by Emperor Titus around 80 AD (the same year the Coliseum was completed). Today, this Stadium, once home to Roman entertainment, lies underneath a modern city. It is certainly worth a visit to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

You'll visit the site at your own pace and enter anytime during the opening hours of the site, without missing the stories behind the Stadium. The audio guide included in the ticket (for children too), the illustrated panels, the unpublished photos and videos (also in 3D) tell the stories of the Stadium, Piazza Navona, sports in ancient Rome, and some of the city's major monuments.

Reduced price tickets are available for: youth (12-17 years old), seniors (65+ years old), disabled people without accompaniment, Roma Pass cardholders, Big Bus clients. Disabled people with accompaniment and Turbopass cardholders can access for free