A 2,000-year-old tunnel once used by Roman emperors to slip into the Colosseum unseen will open to the public this month, offering visitors a rare glimpse of the arena’s imperial backstage.

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The Commodus Passage was a later addition to the Colosseum that allowed emperors to visit the arena without encountering the masses.

Walk the S-shaped way emperors slipped into the arena, virtually restored. Visitors to Rome will soon do something no ordinary person has done in nearly two millennia. They’ll walk the clandestine ...

About 180 feet long, the VIP underground passage, dug through the foundations of the Colosseum, was concealed from the masses who were watching a gladiator battle.

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Londoners are not set for any serious disruption on their commute this morning. The Jubilee line is reporting minor delays while TfL fix a faulty train at Green Park. The rest of the London ...

The opening sequence of next year's Mortal Kombat 2 movie will "punch you in the face" and possibly make you cry. That's according to series creator Ed Boon, who said in a new interview that every ...

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