The passage of Commodus in Rome, used by emperors, is open to the public after restoration, offering diverse access and opportunities to observe the works.

The Commodus Passage, a historic tunnel used by leaders to reach the Colosseum, has been opened to the public for the first time after restoration. It has been completely redone, including the marble walls and the stucco with mythological scenes. The restoration improves accessibility and includes tactile maps and an informative video. Additionally, a second restoration project is planned, allowing visitors to observe the work in real time. This offers a unique experience to relive history and participate in the conservation of the monument.