Entertainment Most Romans had very little free time, but Rome was well known for its public entertainment. This was often paid for by the government to keep the people happy.
The Colosseum could hold 50,000 spectators to see gladiator contests
The Circus Maximus, for chariot-racing
Gladiators fighting with nets, trident, shields, swords and helmets
Roman baths with warm room, hot room and cold room
Entertainment in Ancient Rome
p. 15 ❱ A Roman theatre What role did each of these play in entertaining the people of Ancient Rome? 24