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American tourist reportedly impaled on Rome's Colosseum fence as dozens watch in horror
A U.S. tourist visiting Rome needed 80 stitches after he was impaled while climbing over a fence at the Colosseum, local ...
American Tourist's Colosseum Railing Climb Goes Horrifically Wrong
A 47-year-old American tourist accidentally impaled himself on a metal fence at the iconic Colosseum in Rome and was left ...
Screaming US tourist impaled on Rome’s Colosseum fence while possibly seeking selfie in horrifying scene
An American tourist in Rome impaled himself on a metal fence at the Colosseum while possibly trying to take a selfie — ...
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Screaming American Tourist Impales Himself At Roman Colosseum In Freak Accident After Making A Critical Mistake
Image via Shutterstock It's safe to say that this American tourist probably learned from his mistake after suffering a truly ...
U.S. Tourist Impales Himself on Fence at Rome’s Colosseum
An American tourist impaled himself on a metal fence at the iconic Roman Colosseum on Friday after climbing the railing to snap a selfie or get a better view, the Italian newspaper Il Messaggero ...
What it’s like to visit Rome ahead of conclave
This year is already one of the busiest for tourists in Rome, but as the city mourns Pope Francis’ passing and prepares for a ...
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From the Acropolis to the Colosseum: How much do tickets cost for seven monuments and museums
Entry to the Acropolis costs 30 euros, 22 euros for the Louvre, and 25 euros for Hagia Sophia. The "Smile of the Mona Lisa" becomes very expensive, as if someone wants to see the painting alone, they ...
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First Physical Evidence of Gladiators Fighting Lions Discovered on Roman Skeleton
A Roman skeleton found in York shows bite marks from a lion, offering the first physical evidence of gladiators fighting wild ...
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A bite from a lion likely led to the demise of a gladiator, new research finds
An ancient epicenter of entertainmentImages of sparring gladiators, sometimes with one another or with beasts, memorialized in ancient mosaics and pottery recall the Roman Colosseum ...