With 2000+ years of history to its credit, the Colosseum is no ordinary structure. Although the vagaries of time and weather have left their imprints on the monument, its greatness lies still unscathed. Several of its defining features still stand, like the arena (a wooden floor covered with sand) and the underground, a maze of tunnels and intricate lever systems.

Here are two maps you can use to enter the monument and navigate its insides.

Colosseum map of entrance location

The Colosseum has three main entrances, with the Group Gate and the Main Gate being the two widely used ones. The Stern Gate, now no longer open to the public, can be accessed from the inside. The easiest way to identify the entrances is to look out for the Arch of Constantine, which is adjacent to the two primary entrances.

Colosseum in Rome with labeled seating levels and key areas for tours.

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Map of the Colosseum's interiors

Wondering where to start while exploring the Colosseum? Here's a handy guide of the interior layout to help you see the magnificent monument without missing out on any of its key structures.

What to see inside the Colosseum