Best Reasons to visit Colosseum of Rome, Italy

It is one of the greatest feats of Roman architecture and a famous landmark of the city of Rome.
Colosseum was built between A.D 70 and A.D 80 by emperor Vespasian, to stage a fight between gladiators and wild animals.
The 485-foot tall colosseum is 156 meters wide and covers an area of 24000 square meters.
Originally built as a four-story building that has 80 entrances, 36 trap doors and capacity to hold up to 50000 spectators.
There were underground cage and passageways for keeping and transporting wild animals for gladiatorial fights.
There was a separate seating arrangement for low-class people, high-class people, and a royal family.
Colosseum abandoned in the 5th century with the end of the Roman empire.
It was also heavily damaged by the earthquakes of A.D 847 and A.D 1231.