Entrance to the P. Navona Underground - Stadium of Domitian

Come and discover the remains of the famous Stadium of Domitian, in splendid Rome!

We are waiting for you in the Capital, precisely in the basement of Piazza Navona, where the archaeological remains of the only example of stadium were found /strong>in masonry known until now of the Eternal City.

Obviously proclaimed a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the archaeological area is open to the public and you can visit it thanks to this incredible tour, during which you will be accompanied by an audio guide, available in the following languages: Italian, French , English, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and German.

Inaugurated in 86 AD, the stadium was built to celebrate the Capitoline Competition: a five-year competition dedicated to Jupiter Optimus Maximus, with the aim of imitating the Olympic Games.

The inspiration was the Greek athletic competitions but musical and equestrian competitions were added: everything was presided over by the emperor himself.

So don't miss the chance to visit this place steeped in history!

It will be a truly immersive experience, which you can take advantage of if you are in beautiful Rome! What are you waiting for? Come and visit us in the Capital!