Train to be a gladiator at a school in Rome. Suitable for adults and children alike, the fun 2-hour lesson will teach you how to fight like a warrior of Ancient Rome, while learning about life in the imperial city, Roman weapons, and more.
About this activity
- Free cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
- Reserve now & pay later
- Keep your travel plans flexible — book your spot and pay nothing today.
- Duration 2 hours
- Check availability to see starting times
- Instructor
- English, Italian
- Wheelchair accessible
Highlighted reviews from other travelers
Amazing morning out!! We were late due to taxis not turning up but I called the school and we were still able to attend! My son is 13, (autistic/adhd) and he thoroughly enjoyed it! Very informative even for adults, we both came away with lots of new knowledge and my son had the best time he didn’t want to leave! It was a lot more hands on than we expected and it was so fun even to watch! I didn’t participate but I still got a certificate! Excellent service & staff were very friendly and spoke better English than us English! Thank you so much for unforgettable memories!
Wow! I was definitely in the fence about booking this tour. I have two young teenage boys, and I was very afraid it would be too cheesy or “kiddie” for them. I should not have worried. This was two hours packed with fun, constant activity and (whether they realized it or not) learning. My kids have not stopped talking about and both say it’s the best part of our trip so far. My wife and I attended only as spectators, and even we found it highly entertaining. I was surprised that there was a lot of (safe, fun) gladiatorial fighting. I was expecting it to be 75% lecture and safety meeting. It was not. And our host/guide was super friendly and worked hard! He was constantly moving, engaging, encouraging, and he seemed to really enjoy his work. I could not recommend this activity more.
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Meeting point
Meet your instructor at the Gladiator School of Rome, located on the Appian Way. The nearest bus station is Appia Antica-Travicella (lines 118 or 218).
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Know before you go
- Parents and/or companions do not have to pay for a ticket if they do not attend the course