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US tourist in Rome impaled on metal spike at Colosseum - MSNAn American on vacation in Rome is reportedly recovering after climbing a fence at the ruins of the Colosseum, falling and being impaled on a metal spike in front of other horrified tourists ...
An American, 47, reportedly tried to climb over a fence in Piazza del Colosseo, presumably to get a closer look at the Colosseum, before falling and impaling himself.
The tourist who was filmed apparently carving his name into a wall of Rome’s 2,000-year-old Colosseum late last month has sent a letter of apology to the local prosecutor’s office, his defense ...
A 47-year-old man was impaled at the Colosseum in Rome while climbing the fence for a photo; The man was dangling from the metal spikes for over 20 minutes before a rescue team sedated and freed him; ...
An Italian minister said a man who carved his and his girlfriend's names on the Roman landmark showed "great incivility." The tourist could be fined $16,400.
Roman officials, travel experts express concern with Airbnb's gladiator night at Colosseum 'We cannot turn one of the most important monuments in the world into a theme park,' former European ...
An American tourist in Rome impaled himself on a metal fence at the Colosseum while possibly trying to take a selfie — screaming in pain as he was left helplessly dangling for more than 20 minutes.
The Colosseum dates back to 72 A.D. and was the largest amphitheater in the Roman Empire, a place where thousands gathered to watch gladiators fight.
The Colosseum and Airbnb are facing backlash from some Italian officials and residents after announcing a partnership to bring back gladiator "battles" in Rome for two nights only.
See where gladiators battled at the Colosseum is ranked #1 out of 26 things to do in Rome. See pictures and our review of See where gladiators battled at the Colosseum.
When it comes to the Colosseum sea battle in “Gladiator II,” Scott is surprisingly not deviating too far from history. A form of ancient Roman theater was called “naumachia,” in which sea ...
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