High Five Facts - Colosseum Choca Esos Cinco - Coliseo

The video presents five curious facts about the Colosseum, highlighting its status as the largest amphitheater, the seating arrangements dictated by Roman law, the underground Hypogeum, its construction by the Flavian dynasty, and the inaugural games. The Colosseum was a monumental structure built with stone and concrete, capable of hosting 50,000 spectators. The seating reflected social hierarchy, with the emperor and senators having the best seats. The Hypogeum was an intricate underground network used for quick access and storage. Commissioned by Emperor Vespasian, the Colosseum was completed in 80 A.D. and opened by his son Titus, marking the start of a century of games.

In which year was the Colosseum commissioned?

What significant event took place in 80 A.D. at the Colosseum?