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Visitors to the Colosseum can now walk where Roman emperors once entered, thanks to a restoration that reveals the monument's original southern entrance. The project recreates the exact ground level from 96 AD, bringing history back to life.
Workers are harvesting olives among ancient Roman ruins to create a protected regional olive oil that reconnects the city with its agricultural roots. Rome has 2,200 farms within city limits, making it Europe's largest agricultural municipality.
A major restoration at Rome's Colosseum has uncovered original entrance columns and ancient seat numbers buried underground for hundreds of years. Visitors can now walk the arena's true perimeter and see how Romans found their seats almost 2,000 years ago.
Pope Leo XIV made history on Good Friday by personally carrying a wooden cross through all 14 stations of the Way of the Cross at Rome's Colosseum, the first pope in decades to complete the full ritual. Around 30,000 faithful gathered to witness the hour-long procession that put physical devotion at the heart of his first Easter message. #
For the first time in decades, a pope has carried the cross through all 14 stations of the Way of the Cross at Rome's Colosseum. Pope Leo made the historic gesture during his first Good Friday as spiritual leader, honoring suffering worldwide.