The hidden Commodus Passage in the Colosseum opens to the public, allowing visitors to experience a secret route once exclusively used by the Roman emperor Commodus.
- The Commodus Passage is a previously undisclosed route in the Colosseum, revealing insights into the life of the Roman emperor Commodus and ancient Roman architecture.
- This historic passage, which dates back nearly 2,000 years, provides a unique glimpse into the world of gladiators and imperial ceremonies in ancient Rome.
- Archaeology efforts have led to the restoration and unveiling of this passage, enhancing public access to the Colosseum, a symbol of Romes rich historical legacy.
Why It Matters
Opening the Commodus Passage enriches public understanding of ancient Roman culture and the Colosseums significance, highlighting ongoing efforts in archaeology to preserve and share historical treasures.