The Wonders of Coliseum

One of the most famous places of Rome is without a doubt is the Coliseum. The wonder one, Coliseum, was built somewhere between the 70 and 72 AD and had become the pride and joy of Rome.

It was the place where gladiators, slaves and Christians fought for their lives. More than 500,000 people had died in this Coliseum and roughly 1,000,000 animals were also killed inside it.

Ever since then, it is considered the most dreadful and haunted places in the world. People who live nearby state that whisperings, banging and even floating lights are seen frequently. And the floating lights are generally seen in the areas where the gladiators had waited for their deaths.

Many visitors describe abnormal incidences to have occurred with them, like the feeling of someone touching them or pushing them, especially in the stairs. And some sections of the Coliseum have been declared ‘strange cold spots’ which are unusually cold even in the hot weather.

Weird sounds at odd times like of people crying or swords clashing and even noises of wild animals are heard. Some tourists have also reported seeing ghostly figures walking up the stairs of the stadium, particularly the ghosts of Roman soldiers standing at exit ways.***