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Man who carved names into Rome's Colosseum writes apology letter and says he 'didn't know it was old' - Vimarsana News

Man who carved names into Rome's Colosseum writes apology letter and says he 'didn't know it was old'

The iconic monument is one of the most famous structures in the world, renowned for its ancient past of gladiatorial battles, but the man accused of defacing it says he had no idea it was so old.

Source: sky.com
In-Depth Review of the Six Senses Rome Resort - Vimarsana News

In-Depth Review of the Six Senses Rome Resort

Read an in-depth review of the Six Senses Rome wellness retreat, and why it's worth staying here.

Source: afar.com
Man who carved names into Rome's Colosseum writes apology letter and says he 'didn't... - Vimarsana News

Man who carved names into Rome's Colosseum writes apology letter and says he 'didn't...

The tourist who carved his name into the Colosseum has reportedly claimed in an apology letter that he didn't know it was so old.

Idiotic tourists enrage Italians by desecrating their treasured ancient sites - Vimarsana News

Idiotic tourists enrage Italians by desecrating their treasured ancient sites

After the identity of the culprit caught carving 'Ivan + Hayley' into the Colosseum's wall was revealed, MailOnline looks back at some of the other tourists caught desecrating Italy's treasured sites.

Tourist who carved 'Ivan and Hayley' into Colosseum wall is revealed as Bristol fitness instructor - Vimarsana News

Tourist who carved 'Ivan and Hayley' into Colosseum wall is revealed as Bristol fitness instructor

Ivan Dimitrov, 27, was caught on camera by American tourist Ryan Lutz as he carved the words, 'Ivan and Hayley 23' into the 2,000-year-old Colosseum brickwork with a set of keys.