Elden Ring Colosseum Locations

The Elden Ring Colosseum update is here, bringing players a whole host of new PvP opportunities while also solving the mystery of those inaccessible arenas scattered across the Lands Between. With the update, the colosseums are now accessible for players to duke it out in several PvP modes or finally catch a glimpse of their interior. 

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the location of each of these and how to get there.

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Elden Ring Colosseum Locations

The Elden Ring Colosseum opens up three coliseums, one in Limgrave, another in Leyndell, and the last in Caelid. In a curious move by From Software, none of the Colosseums have a dedicated Site of Grave to ease travel, nor has the developer introduced any new ones with the update, so reaching them requires a little bit of a journey. Here’s how to reach them.

Elden Ring Limgrave Colosseum

The first colosseum is in Stormhill, Limgrave, east of the Stormveil castle and just north of the Warmaster’s Shack Site of Grace. You’ll spot it on the map as a semi-circle dominating the area. It sits on a cliff on Limgrave’s northernmost coast. To reach the Limgrave Colosseum, travel to the Warmaster’s Shack Site of Grace and follow the road north through a small forest, then under the Limgrave Tower Bridge.

Elden Ring Leyndell Colosseum

The second is the Royal Colosseum in Leyndell. It’s in the southern part of the city, just east of the Elden Throne and the largest Erdtree. How to reach it depends on where you are in the game. 

If you’ve yet to finish up the main story, travel to the West Capital Rampart Site of Grace and follow the walkway forward and up the cliff to reach the Colosseum. 

If you’ve become the Elden Ring and are in the post-game, the easiest way to reach the Colosseum is to travel to the Erdtree Sanctuary Site of Grave. From then, make your way down to the city below, now engulfed in ash. Head north and hug the left of the fallen dragon until you come to an opening with a ladder that leads up to where the West Capital Rampart Site of Grace was previously. From there, follow the walkway and head up the cliff to reach the Colosseum.

Elden Ring Caelid Colosseum

The last Colosseum is in northern Caelid and can be troublesome to reach. It’s north of the Isolated Merchant’s Shack Site of Grave and the Minor Erdtree Catacombs.

To reach it, travel to the Deep Siofra Well Site of Grave and follow the canyon north. The way is scattered with archer golems and abnormal stone clusters more than happy to stunt your progress, so be wary as you advance. Once out of the canyon, head forward onto the peninsula jutting out into the sea to the north and past the giant jar to find the Colosseum.

That covers all the Elden Ring Colosseum locations. Best of luck.