Gladiator Museum Review

The Gladiator Museum is located in the Italian capital of Rome, between the Roman People's Square and the Roman City Museum. It is a witness to the history of ancient Rome. There are many carefully remade ancient Roman army and gladiators' helmets and vests.

Hundreds of helmets, armor, shields and other items are displayed in the museum, vividly reproducing the historical trajectory from the 7th to the 4th centuries BC.

The largest gladiator, admire the wisdom of the ancient Romans, can hold up to 80,000 people!

This is basically to deceive male children, to sell souvenirs as the main service content. It’s a bit stuffy without air conditioning in summer. If you go to Navona Square, you can play by the way. It’s not worth going to go there. You can buy tickets on the spot!