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The Colosseum was put up on Airbnb
In honor of the release of Ridley Scott's Gladiator 2, the Airbnb service offers to rent the Colosseum in Italian Rome for three hours on May 7 and 8, 2025. This was reported by the press service of Airbnb.
The message said that guests will be able to enter the historical site after sunset, but it will not be possible to stay there all night. Visitors will spend three hours at the Colosseum, both sessions are designed for 16 people, and the organizers do not plan to charge a rental fee.
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“For centuries, the Roman Colosseum has been the scene of epic battles and legendary gladiators. Now, for the first time in nearly two thousand years, the Colosseum returns to its original purpose as a place for spectacle, inviting brave warriors to step into the arena of history to forge their own path and determine their destiny,” the press release said.
The message also outlines the program that will be prepared for the “tenants.” They will be met by the master of ceremonies, who will lead them to the hypogeum - an underground level with corridors and chambers where gladiators prepared for battle. There, guests are invited to choose and wear armor, and then enter the arena.
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“Enjoy a symphony of swords and shields as seasoned gladiators engage in thrilling combat for your benefit. You should study them - because soon it will be your turn,” the description says.
The opportunity to apply for a reservation will open on November 27th and close on December 6th. The message states that "renters" are responsible for their own travel to and from Rome. In addition, the press release states that Airbnb's offer is part of a program to revive historical tourism in Europe.
Previously, the service featured a house from the series Stranger Things and a flying house from the cartoon Up. Eight thousand balloons were tied to the latter, and the house itself was located at an altitude of several thousand meters above the ground.
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