Rome’s new Colosseum station reveals ancient treasures
ROME: Beyond the entrance to Rome’s newest metro station beneath the Colosseum are display cases filled with hundreds of ancient artifacts found during a decade-long construction project. Spread over four levels at a depth of 32 meters in the heart of Rome, the “Colosseo-Fori Imperiali” station on the city’s C line unveiled on Tuesday is a feat of modern engineering. For the price of a €1.50 ticket, travelers can access the station’s underground museum containing 350 objects — from ceramic jugs and lamps to bronze statuettes and a wooden sword. A little further on, the ruins of a bath house






