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Rome Tourist Card

Explore Rome’s Most Iconic Attractions With the Rome Tourist Card

From the Colosseum to the Sistine Chapel : if you want to go on a whirlwind tour of Rome’s most unmissable sights , the Rome Tourist Card is the perfect solution.

• Imagine the roar of thousands of spectators as you circle the upper floors of the Colosseum.
• Marvel at the breathtaking ceiling frescoes of Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel.
• Explore the ruins of the Roman Senate and ancient temples as you roam around the heart of Rome at the Roman Forum .

What’s Included

The Rome Tourist Card includes entrance to some of the most famous tourist attractions in the world. This is what is included:

The Colosseum

No trip to Rome is complete without a visit to the Colosseum , and the Rome Tourist Pass grants you skip-the-line access tickets to Colosseum.

This ancient arena, built between AD 70-72, was once the stage for bloody gladiator fights and staged hunts. Though the ruins are crumbling, you can still envision the Colosseum filled with crowds of people, and the roar of 50,000 spectators, as you walk around the upper floors. In its heyday, the emperor would attend the games and order elaborate spectacles to celebrate events and victories. You can learn all about the Colosseum from information signs and displays as you walk around the amphitheater.

For an additional price, you can enter the labyrinth beneath the arena where gladiators would await their fates and access the arena floor itself. These aren’t included in the skip-the-line ticket available with the Rome Tourist Card but can be purchased as extras; it’s well worth the additional cost if you’re interested in the history of the Colosseum! 

Roman Forum & Palatine Hill

These attractions are included in the same ticket as the Colosseum – you must visit them within the same 48-hour period. Though they are part of the same ticket, they are not on the same site. The Roman Forum and Palatine Hill are next door to the Colosseum but have separate entrance points. 

You can walk freely between the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill once inside the site, though these are again technically separate attractions. The Roman Forum was the heart of Ancient Rome ; the center of all commerce, politics, and religion. It was here that the Vestal Virgins tended to the eternal flame of Rome, Julius Caesar was cremated, and the ancient kings of Rome lived.

Neighboring Palatine Hill is the birthplace of Rome, where, according to legend, Romulus and Remus were raised by the she-wolf Luna in Lupercal Cave. It is here, on the most central of Rome’s seven hills, that Romulus founded the city . It was the most exclusive neighborhood in Ancient Rome, though the ruins of opulent palaces are all that is left. It is worth the climb for the panoramas over Rome alone.

St. Peter’s Basilica: Guided Tour

Renowned as the greatest church in Christendom, St. Peter’s Basilica holds a unique place in the Catholic religion: it is supposedly the burial site of Saint Peter.

Lavishly decorated and filled with spectacular works of art, St. Peter’s Basilica is one of Rome’s most popular attractions. It is one of the finest examples of Renaissance architecture in the city; it was built using many materials sourced from other ancient ruins around the city – the bronze in Bernini ’s baldachin came from the Pantheon , while much of the marble was originally in the Roman Forum.

One of the highlights is Michelangelo’s sculpture Pietà , one of his earliest works. Entrance to the basilica is free, but the Rome Tourist Card includes a guided tour of the church. With a guide, you can get insight into the history of the church and notice things you may have otherwise missed.

Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel

The world’s smallest official country holds its own in cultural impact: is there anywhere with more beauty and historical significance per square mile? If there is anywhere in Rome you will need pre-booked tickets, it is here. Queues can take hours to enter the Vatican Museums : booking a time slot with your Rome Tourist Card allows you to skip all the stress.

Inside the Vatican Museums, you can expect an opulence unlike anywhere else in Rome. The palace houses one of the greatest art collections in the world – with paintings from Raphael and Leonardo da Vinci – as well as artifacts like Egyptian mummies and Roman sculptures.

Every corner of the Vatican Museums holds an item of great historical significance: when in Rome, it is a sight you just can’t miss.

The most famous of all is the Sistine Chapel . Michelangelo ’s masterpiece is the series of frescoes painted onto the ceiling: the Creation of Adam stands out as recognizable the world over. It gets incredibly busy, but witnessing the beauty of the Sistine Chapel is a moving experience that you should enjoy at least once in your lifetime.

Pantheon Audio Guide

Few buildings surviving from the ancient world are as intact as the Pantheon : this is one of the best-preserved Roman structures in existence and the finest example of ancient architecture in Rome.

Entrance to the Pantheon is free regardless of purchasing the Rome Tourist Card, but the audioguide included with the pass gives you some fascinating insight into the history of the building.

The Pantheon was built as a temple for the Roman gods, with the current iteration constructed during the reign of Hadrian – it was one of the first examples of a temple open to the people for worship (previously, access had been limited to priests and vestals).

What you will immediately notice is the Pantheon’s impressive domed roof. The huge dome is made entirely of brick and concrete and isn’t reinforced in any way; it’s an architectural and engineering feat that still has not been matched. 

How Does It Work

The Rome Tourist Card is really simple to use. Unlike many other tourist passes , you don’t need to pick up a physical pass: it gets delivered digitally straight to your phone.

You purchase the Rome Tourist Card online, and upon purchasing, select first the date of activation and then the individual tickets and timeslots for each activity. There’s no time limit on the Rome Tourist Card once activated – you could be in Rome for weeks and spread the attractions across that time; validity isn’t an issue.

Once you have selected the date and time slot for a specific tourist attraction, it works as an individual ticket. You will receive a digital pass on your phone, which will allow you to skip any purchasing queues – which are particularly long at the Colosseum and the Vatican – and head into the site; for certain attractions, you will meet a guide (meeting points will be mentioned in the pass).

There is little flexibility once you have chosen your time slots and dates, so you must stick to them, and you should bear in mind the individual validity of each attraction.

For instance, the Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill ticket is valid for 48 hours upon activation, while the Vatican Museums ticket entrance is only valid on your chosen date.

Key Factors:

• No time limit – validity isn’t an issue for the card itself.
• You use the Rome Tourist Card to ‘purchase’ individual tickets for attractions on a certain date and timeslot.
• Includes skip-the-line access.
• It is a digital pass.
• You may be asked for a photo ID at attractions.
• Audio guides can be downloaded to your phone.
• The Rome Tourist Card can only be purchased a few weeks in advance of your visit.

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Rome Tourist Card

The Rome Tourist Card di Tiqets is a prepaid pass that gives you access to some of Rome’s most popular attractions, including the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Vatican Museums, and the Sistine Chapel. It also includes a guided tour of St. Peter’s Basilica and an audioguide app for your smartphone.

If you are planning a trip to Rome, the Rome Tourist Card di Tiqets is a great way to save time and money. It is easy to use and gives you access to some of the city’s most popular attractions.

Do you already know everything about the Pass? Then click on the button to proceed with the purchase:

What does the card include?

/!\Important/!\ recently this pass has introduced important changes that allow you to choose between various entrances to the attraction selectable at the time of booking!

• Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with priority access.
• Vatican Museum and Sisthine Chapel con biglietti last minute.
• St. Peter’s Basilica with guided tour.
• Audioguide app for Rome PopGuide.
• Pantheon app Audioguida di PopGuide.
• 10% discount on other Roman attractions.

Use the personal discount code emailed to you to save money on visiting another nearby attraction.

What the card does not include

• Public transport
• Access to the Dome of St. Peter’s Basilica.
• Everything that is not expressly indicated in the “Includes” section.

Where to buy and prices

This pass is an invention of our longtime collaborator Tiqets. Through them we have been offering for several years guided tours in Italian inside St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, two initiatives that are always very successful.

Here are some of the benefits of the Rome Tourist Card:

• Skip-the-line entrance to popular attractions: With the Rome Tourist Card di Tiqets, you can skip the long lines at the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and the Vatican Museums. This can save you a lot of time, especially during peak season.
• Guided tour of St. Peter’s Basilica: The card includes a guided tour of St. Peter’s Basilica, which is a great way to learn about the history and significance of this iconic building.
• Audioguide app for your smartphone: The card includes an audioguide app for your smartphone, which you can use to explore the city at your own pace and learn about the attractions you are visiting.
• Discounts on other activities and tours: The card also gives you discounts on other activities and tours in Rome, such as food tours, cooking classes, and boat rides on the Tiber River.

Here are some additional details about the Rome Tourist Card:

• The card is valid for a consecutive number of days, starting from the first day of use.
• You can use the card for unlimited entries to the attractions included in the pass.
• The card is not valid for special exhibitions or events.
• You can buy the card online or at participating tourist offices in Rome.

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Rome Tourist Card: the digital tourist pass for visiting Rome, including the Vatican

The Rome Tourist Card allows you to visit Rome without having to collect the pass on the spot, which is really practical . It’s a very interesting tourist pass for Rome , as it allows you to visit the Vatican, and it’s also very easy to use.

This tourist pass gives you privileged, skip-the-line access to Rome’s four must-see sites: the Colosseum , the Roman Forum , Mount Palatine , St. Peter’s Basilica or Castel Sant’Angelo , and the Vatican Museums . As a bonus, this tourist card includes the sublime Sistine Chapel and an Audioguide for Smartphone 📲.

How much does the Rome Tourist Card cost?

The Rome Tourist Card is priced according to age: over 18, 4 to 17, 0 to 3 👶.

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What’s included :

• Roman Forum
• Mount Palatine
• Vatican Museums
• Sistine Chapel
• Rome Audioguide App

Choose 1 of these 3 tours:

• Castel Sant’Angelo
• St Peter’s Basilica and Dome with audio guide +€34
• Borghese Gallery
• In addition to the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill: Mamertine Prison +€8
• or in addition to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Mount Palatine: multimedia experience + €13
• Guided tour of the Vatican and the Sistine Chapel

The 100% digital pass

Rome tourist card 4 to 17.

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Rome Tourist Card: what it can do, what it can’t do

This Rome tour pass allows you to visit both Ancient Rome : Colosseum + Roman Forum + Mount Palatine, and the Vatican with the Museums + Sistine Chapel + St. Peter’s Basilica.

In my opinion, the Rome Tourist Card is a godsend 😃, as this tourist pass allows :

• avoid long queues, thanks to skip-the-line tickets , especially at the Colosseum, the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel;
• plan your visits a few weeks in advance , as this pass is the only one to be 100% digital, so you won’t waste time picking up your pass at the start of your stay;
• use the Audioguide (don’t forget to bring earphones), which will become a very useful complement, as it includes maps and audio descriptions by local experts.

With the Rome Tourist Card, you have the freedom to choose the order of your visits . Imagine yourself as a gladiator in the Colosseum arena 🌞 or step back in time in the Roman Forum and on Mount Palatine. What’s more, the pass gives you the chance to visit St. Peter’s Basilica or Castel Sant’Angelo, whichever you prefer . The Rome Tourist Card is well worth the cost for any traveler wishing to explore Rome in an efficient and rewarding way . It’s an excellent choice approved by many visitors, including myself.

We recommend that you make these reservations at least 10 days (20 days in high season) in advance.

Rome Tourist Card: possible visits

• the Colosseum,
• the Roman Forum and Mount Palatine
• Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
• St Peter’s Basilica or Castel Sant’Angelo or Borghese Gallery
• Audioguide for Smartphone
• 10% discount on future visits

Rome Tourist Card: not included

• Airport transfers (Leonardo Express train, FR1 train)
• Public transport
• Hop On Hop Off tourist bus

Rome Tourist Card: sightseeing map

Where can I collect my Rome Tourist Card?

Once you’ve purchased your digital pass, you’ll receive your tickets by e-mail. Follow the instructions and set off to discover Rome!

Other pass and booking options

Other passes are much more expensive: the basic Roma Pass can be very interesting (without the Vatican but with Public Transport), as can the flexible Go City Explorer Pass Rome or the comprehensive Omnia Card.

April is the high tourist season in Rome, with Easter in particular. Here are the last tickets available

COLOSSEUM in April = high season, last tickets here

The only seats left for the Colosseum are here:

We recommend that you book your tickets to the Colosseum for the high season on this button , when all the last remaining seats are available.

VATICAN in April = High Season, last tickets here

The only places left for the VATICAN are here:

We advise you to book your tickets to the VATICAN for the high season at this button , when all the last remaining seats are available.

Rome Tourist Card

See the sistine chapel, colosseum, and more with one easy pass.

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• Archaeological sites
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• Vatican Museums
• Saint Peter’s Basilica
• Villa Borghese
• Piazza di Spagna
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• Colosseum tickets
• Vatican Museum tickets
• Sistine Chapel tickets
• Saint Peter’s Basilica tickets
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• Pantheon Tours
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• Transfer Rome / Fiumicino Airport
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Rome Tourist Card: the ultimate pass for your visit to Rome

The “Rome Tourist Pass” is the optimal solution for visiting Rome’s major tourist attractions, when you want and in the order you want. This allows you not only to save money, but also to enjoy maximum freedom in organising your visit to one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

As well as priority access to the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums, this ticket offers a guided tour of St Peter’s Basilica and a handy audio guide that will take you around more than 130 monuments in Rome.

What’s included in the pass

1. colosseum, roman forum and palatine hill: priority entry.

The pass includes priority access to:

• Colosseum The world’s largest masonry amphitheatre, symbol of Rome
• Roman Forum Archaeological area that was the centre of commercial, administrative, juridical and religious life in Imperial Rome
• Palatine Hill Site of luxurious dwellings from the imperial period. Here are the imperial domus, Domitian’s Palace and the Temple of Apollo Palatine.

2. Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel: priority entry

Priority access to the Vatican Museums, home to one of the world’s most important collections of masterpieces of ancient Egyptian, early Christian, Etruscan, Medieval, Renaissance and contemporary art. Your ticket also includes access to the Sistine Chapel, famous for its frescoes by Michelangelo, who painted the most famous vault in the world.

3. St Peter’s Basilica Tour

Due to the majesty of St Peter’s Basilica and the high demand from visitors, a guided tour of the largest church in Christendom has been included in this package. Dating back to the Renaissance period, artists such as Michelangelo, Bernini and Carlo Maderno collaborated in its construction.

4. Rome audio guide app

App offering a complete audio guide to over 130 points of interest, monuments and churches in Rome. The app also offers suggestions for itineraries made by expert guides. The app can also be used offline.

Instructions

• Select the date of your first visit on the purchase form
• On the next page, select the individual dates of the visits included in the package
• Receive the tickets directly in your e-mail

Additional information

With the purchase of packages you not only save on the total cost, but also get 10% discount on your next reservation on Tiqets.com

Access to St Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums is only permitted if you are decently dressed (for strictly religious reasons). Shoulders and knees must be covered. As in the Colosseum, bulky bags and suitcases are not allowed and you will need to go through a security check.

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Important informations

We inform you that specifications, prices and information on tickets and tours may be subject to change and may not always be accurate.

Ticket price for the Colosseum

• Adults 18+: €23 + €2 booking fee + other services
• Reduced 18-25 EU citizens: €3 + €2 booking fee + other services
• Free 0-17: €0 + other services

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Review of the best Rome city passes, digital attraction tickets and travel cards: from the Omnia Card to the official Roma City Pass. Which Rome tourist cards is worth it?

Review: Best tourist pass in Rome

Rome has a wide variety of city passes, priority tickets and tourist cards like the Rome Pass and Omnia Card. A few of these Rome City Passes give you the advantage of saving money or having fast track tickets for attractions and museums. In this article we will compare and review the advantages and the disadvantages of the Rome city passes, Omnia Card , Rome Turbopass and other tourist cards . Which Roma Pass is worth it?

• Rome Tourist Card
• Rome City Pass (Turbopass)
• Vatican Pass
• Roma Pass (48h or 72h)
• Rome Travel Card

1) Recommended: Rome Tourist Card

In my opinion, this is the best tourist pass for a city trip to Rome. With only one purchase you have all the important tickets in Rome. Even better, you don´t have to pick up the card in Rome, because you get all the tickets online. For most other Roma city passes you need to pick up the card in Rome. Click on the link for the Rome Tourist Card . During the booking process you can select your arrival date and select your timeslots. After payment, you will receive your attraction tickets by email or you can show them via smartphone.

This digital Rome Tourist Card covers the most important tickets like:

• Priority entrance into the Colosseum
• Entrance to the Forum Romanum and the Palatine
• Skip-the-line entrance to the Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel
• Choose one of these three attractions: St. Peter's Basilica with dome, or Castel Sant'Angelo ticket, or Galleria Borghese ticket
• 10% discount on various attractions and excursions
• More info Rome Tourist Card
• More than 12 persons? Click here for group bookings

No availability? It is only possible to reserve tickets a couple of weeks in advance. Also check the Rome City Turbopass with different availability.

2) Rome City Pass (Turbopass)

The Rome City Turbopass is a very comprehensive city pass for Rome. The Rome City Turbopass is valid for 1 to 7 days and gives you access to various museums and attractions. This new tourist card is especially interesting if you are staying in Rome for a longer period of time.

The Rome City Turbopass includes the following attractions:

• Admission to Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill
• Admission to Vatican Museums (and the Sistine Chapel)
• Hop-on-hop-off city bus tour (48 hours) with audio guide
• Admission to the Pantheon
• Admission to the Castle of Sant'Angelo
• Various attractions and museums such as: the Baths of Caracalla, the Stadium of Domitian in Piazza Navona, the Baths of Diocletian, Palazzo Massimo, Palazzo Altemps, Museo Leonardo da Vinci Experience and Palazzo Barberini
• Optional : With airport transfers
• Optional : With public transport ticket
• More info and booking Rome City Turbopass

3) The Vatican City Pass

Do you want only the most important tickets for visiting the Vatican City? Then an interesting card is the Vatican City Pass, which contains the tickets for St. Peters Basilica, the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel. Book your Vatican City Pass easily via this link . During the booking process you can indicate on which dates and time slots you want. After payment, you will receive your tickets by email or you can show them via smartphone.

This city pass contains the main entrance tickets for Vatican City:

• Guided tour of the Basilica of St. Peter
• Downloadable audio guides about Rome
• More info and reservations Vatican City Pass

4) Roma Pass 48 hours or 72 hours

Is the Roma Pass worth it? We recommend the Rome Tourist Card . This pass includes the Colosseum. The tickets for the Public Transportation, that's included in the Roma Pass, you can simply buy at a machine at one of the metro or bus stops. Another disadvantage is that you still have to collect your Roma Pass card on the spot. With the Rome Tourist Card you will receive the tickets online.

The following is included in the Roma Pass 48 hours :

• 2 days (or 3 days) use of the public transportation (ATAC) in Rome (bus, tram, metro and some train lines)
• Access to one museum or archeologic site (check out all museums at this page ). This is also the biggest disadvantage of the Roma Pass, during high season the popular highlights like the Colosseum and the Borghese Gallery are probably already sold out. The 72-hour card includes two museums.

5) Vatican & Rome Omnia Card

You can order the Vatican & Rome Omnia Card for 72 hours. This is the most expensive, but also one of the most comprehensive city passes. It contains various entrance tickets, public transport and the Hop on Hop off bus. This Omnia card has a number of advantages and disadvantages:

• Access to St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums and the Colosseum
• Including public transport
• Including Hop on Hop off bus
• Includes access to San Giovanni in Laterano and Mamertine prison
• Including guide booklet and map
• Advantage: You can cancel for free up to 24 hours before your trip
• Disadvantage: You still need to exchange your voucher for a physical card at a transfer point in Rome after booking (however, it is very close to the entrance of St. Peter's Basilica)
• More information about the Rome & Vatican Omnia Card

Our advice : The Omnia Card is a fine card that contains almost everything, but you still have to pick it up. However, the Omnia Card is the card with the best cancellation options.

6) Rome Travel Card

Do you want to use public transport in Rome? Then the Rome Travel Card is exactly what you need! 3 days of unlimited public transport (metro and bus) in Rome plus a private airport transfer from Ciampino or Fiumicino airport. The Rome Travel Card is ideal to discover the city and start your city trip in a relaxed way! Your driver will be waiting for you at the airport and can communicate in English. During the taxi ride you will receive your 3-day public transport card from your driver.

• Private Airport Transfer to your accommodation by taxi.
• Welcome Service at 'Arrivals' at the Airport.
• Optional: Rome Public Transportation Card for 3 Days (Metro, Bus)
• Your driver speaks English

Don't: other city cards

In this article we have tried to give you a review of the most popular and the most affordable Roma passes. However, there are also many other cards in circulation such as the ' Best of Rome Pass ', ' Vatican and Rome Experience Pass ' and ' Rome Underground Pass '. The disadvantage of many cards is that you still have to pick them up in Rome at a specific location or that you can only visit some attractions to a limited extent and are therefore not really interesting.

Conclusion : The winner of all Rome city passes in our opinion is the aforementioned Rome Tourist Card , which really gives you the most important tickets digitally in one purchase.

7) Buy separate tickets

If you only want to visit a limited number of attractions, it can also be advantageous to purchase individual attraction tickets instead of a Rome pass. The most popular sightseeing tickets:

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Rome Tourist Card

--> rome tourist card, st. peters, colosseum & vatican all in one with the rome tourist card.

It doesn’t get much better than this combined ticket covering all the city’s main attractions. Sort your entry to Saint Peter’s Basilica , the Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel , the Colosseum and the Roman Forum all in one! One price, one transaction.

What’s more, you’re free to plan out your own itinerary, and you won’t have the stress of waiting in a queue for hours on end. Wondering how it all works? Let me tell you all about it right here!

I hope you like what you read…

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WHAT EXACTLY IS THE ROME TOURIST CARD?

The Rome Tourist Card covers all the main tourist attractions in the city. And it saves you time and money along the way. What more could you want? Well, you can also plan your itinerary to suit you. So there’s no need to keep an eye on the clock when you’re meant to be having a fun-filled holiday. That’s a real benefit over the Omnia Card and the Roma Pass . You’ll seriously struggle to find a better combined ticket for your trip!

So, should I go ahead and buy a Rome Tourist Card? Well, if you’re planning to buy a few tickets through Tiqets anyway, I’d recommend taking a look at this combined ticket first.

The Rome Tourist Card costs from EUR 85.

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

• Vatican Museums + Sistine Chapel -> Skip the line
• Colosseum + Roman Forum
• either St. Peter's Basilica Dome
• or Borghese Gallery
• or Castel Sant’Angelo
• Audio guide app for Rome
• 10% off all other purchases through Tiqets

ROME TOURIST CARD THE PRICES

Prices from:** EUR 85 for adults aged 18 and over EUR 49 for children between 4 and 17 years EUR 25 for children from 0 – 3 years

**All depends on what add-ons you choose!

DETAILED COST COMPARISON

Let’s run some calculations and take a look at the figures…

Calculations based on prices through Tiqets:

The classic-Combination: Saint Peter’s Basilica + Access Dome + Audio guide: EUR 29.00 Skip-the-line entry to the Vatican Museums: EUR 35 Colosseum + Roman Forum: EUR 30.00 City Audio Guide: EUR 9.50 = EUR 103.50 when you book everything separately through Tiqets. Pass Price: EUR 85

Buy the Rome Tourist Card to save! Plus, you’ll receive a 10% discount code for all other bookings, so you can save even more money.

In conclusion: You can take care of all your bookings in one and save money in the process. Plus, you’re free to plan your itinerary to suit you!

HOW DOES IT ALL WORK?

It’s so simple. You just need to pick the dates and times for each of the attractions and Tiqets will email all your tickets over ready for your trip. You can print them off at home (or just show them on your smartphone when you get there). Then all you have to do is show up at the right place at the right time.

You’ll get priority entry, leaving you even more time to enjoy on your holiday.

* Entry to Saint Peter’s Basilica is actually free. People sometimes end up having to wait up to an hour and a half thanks to the massive crowds and the security checks. Unfortunately, also the guided Tours or other ticket options have to queue as well. ​ ** You may find that the prices through Tiqets are higher than the prices offered at the attractions on the day. But remember: The Tickets for the Colosseum or the Vatican Museums are selling so fast, it would be a miracle to get some. So, there are only the agencies left.

*** You’ll have a short wait at the Colosseum. Depending on the season, between 15 and 30 minutes for the security checks.

I don’t want to put you off, but these photos show the queues when I was there. In the second one, you can see how I was able to simply walk past the long queue at the Vatican Museums. And there’s my side view of everyone standing in line at Saint Peter’s Basilica whilst I was fast-tracked to the security checks.

Text and image rights: © Céline Mülich, 2016 – 2024

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Cards for visiting the eternal city, all the info to buy tourist cards to visit attractions and museums.

The Roma Pass is a convenient and inexpensive way to visit Rome’s attractions and move comfortably on the city’s public transportation network.

How does the Roma Pass work?

• You can choose between the 48- or 72-hour Roma Pass, depending on your needs.
• The pass can be activated for the first time at one of the attractions or means of transportation covered by the card (for example, a subway station).
• With the Roma Pass, you can visit two attractions of the more than 40 included in the card for free, including the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the National Roman Museum. In addition, discounts are available for other attractions and tours.
• The Roma Pass offers unlimited access to Rome’s public transportation, including buses, streetcars and the subway.
• With the Roma Pass, you save time and avoid long lines at the entrance to attractions, while enjoying exclusive discounts on optional tours and activities.

The OMNIA Card is a convenient and economical tool for exploring the eternal city of Rome, visiting its main attractions and moving with ease through Rome’s capital city.

How does the OMNIA CARD work?

• You can choose between the 24-, 48- or 72-hour OMNIA Card, depending on your needs.
• The card can be activated for the first time at one of the designated pick-up points in Rome.
• With the OMNIA Card you can visit more than 30 attractions for free, including the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Vatican. The card also includes a 3-day tour of Rome, as well as a free city tour guide.
• The OMNIA Card offers unlimited access to Rome’s public transportation, including buses, streetcars and the subway.
• With the OMNIA Card, you save time and avoid long lines at the entrance to attractions, while enjoying exclusive discounts on optional tours and activities.

Hop-On Hop-Off Bus

he Hop-on Hop-off Bus is an easy and flexible way to explore the sights of Rome, without having to worry about travel or reservations. With the ability to get on and off the bus according to your needs, this service allows you to make the most of your vacation in the Eternal City

Frequently asked questions:

What is the address of the colosseum.

Colosseum Square, 1 – Rome

How many admissions does the Colosseum have?

The Colosseum has three entrances: the Stern entrance, the main entrance, and the group entrance.

What to bring with you to a visit?

In the summer months, we always recommend that you come supplied with water to refresh yourself during your visit.

How to get to the Colosseum?

• Metro: Line B – Colosseum Stop
• Streetcar: Line 3 or Line 8 – Colosseum Square stop
• Bus: Line 40/70/75 – Colosseum Square stop

How does the bus work?

• There are several Hop-on Hop-off tour bus companies in Rome that offer similar routes. First, choose the tour that best suits your needs.
• You can purchase tickets online or at a nearby point of sale. The ticket is valid for 24 or 48 hours (depending on the option chosen) from the time you board the first bus.
• During the journey, the bus will follow a predetermined route that will take you through the city’s main attractions. You can get off the bus and visit each place that interests you, then get back on the bus to move to the next attraction.
• On board the bus, you can listen to audio commentaries via headphones in several languages describing the sites you are passing by. This way you can learn about the history and details of the beauty of Rome you are visiting.
• Depending on your Hop-on Hop-off ticket, you can move freely between bus stops for as long as your ticket is valid. In addition, you can choose to use the bus as a practical and effective means of transportation, as you are free to get on and off anywhere during the bus route.
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Buy tickets and tours

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Acquista il tuo ingresso

• Acquista il tuo biglietto di ingresso
• Acquista la tua visita guidata
• Acquista la tua card

Purchase your admission

• Buy your entrance ticket
• Buy your guided tour
• Buy your card

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Opening hours., buy skip-the-line ticket or guided tour.

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Can anyone tell me the official website to purchase the

'Rome Tourist Card'?

Not to be confused with the any of the following:

* Roma Pass

* Turbopass (or Rome City Pass)

I will be in Rome for a week in May and want to purchase the tickets online i.e. avoid queues where possible. I also do not want to be limited to the 48hr or 72hr passes.

I see the pass on https://www.tiqets.com/en/rome-attractions-c71631/rome-tourist-card-p1013153/?partner=romesite but this does not look like the official site.

Thanks in advance.

Never heard of this card.

It appears to be a gigantic rip off.

The only other "benefit" is the audio guide via an app - you can find a few of those for free if you research that topic.

I would purchase your entry tickets directly from the official websites:

https://www.coopculture.it/en/products/ticket-colosseum-forum-and-palatine-_24h/

https://tickets.museivaticani.va/home

I appreciate your replies. From the Vatican booking site is states

"After the payment is confirmed the applicant will receive an e-mail with the confirmation of the booking and the voucher containing the reservation code. The applicant is asked to print off the voucher (it is also possible to show it on a smartphone or tablet) as to present it on the day of the tour."

"present it on the day of the tour" does this mean that I simply go through the security line and enter OR do I need to queue up, show my voucher to get a ticket? If so, this is the queue that I am trying to avoid as I read that it can be very long.

As USA_drew already pointed out, there are 2 lines. Not 3.

One line can be skipped getting tickets in advance on the official sites.

I wasn’t insinuating there are 3 lines. My question is

Does the voucher entitle me to go straight into the security queue or will I need to queue up in the ticket line to exchange my voucher into a ticket?

If you need to buy a ticket you wait in the long ticket line. If you already have a ticket, a ticket bought online, you go to the line for those with tickets. This line is usually very short or has no one in it. You will not wait in the long ticket line if you buy your tickets in advance. You will still go through security but there is no way to bypass that. The voucher IS your ticket and should have the bar code on it.

Thank you very much Donna, you answered my question perfectly!

NeedALongBreak, I have bought almost all my tickets online, directly through the official websites. I have a very tight schedule (it's the way I like to travel) and so it works for me. I don't buy any of the passes....I've not looked into them in recent years but when I did, based on where I wanted to go, I didn't find value in them.

Happy travels, how good is it that we can finally go overseas! (I'm from Sydney)

Happy to help. Have a wonderful trip.

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Rome Tourist Card

Bienvenue sur RomeTouristCards.com ! Nous vous informons sur la Rome Tourist Card, qui vous permet de visiter trois des sites touristiques les plus populaires de Rome. Vous trouverez sur cette page les informations suivantes :

Voici la carte touristique de Rome

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La Rome Tourist Card est un produit numérique de Tiqets.com. Il s'agit d'un billet attractif composé de plusieurs entrées pour les meilleures attractions de Rome.

La Tourist Card vous permet d'obtenir des billets pour les attractions suivantes :

• Musées du Vatican avec Chapelle Sixtine ou Basilique Saint-Pierre (attraction au choix)
• Colisée avec Forum romain et Palatin
• Château Saint-Ange ou Panthéon (attraction au choix)

Pour chacune de ces attractions, l'achat de la Tourist Card de Rome vous donne droit à Billets d'entrée avec des dates de créneaux horaires. Votre visite est donc garantie et les temps d'attente sont réduits.

De plus, la carte vous permet d'utiliser gratuitement un audioguide :

• Audioguide pour les sites touristiques de Rome

Vous pouvez écouter le commentaire audio enregistré sur votre propre téléphone. C'est pourquoi nous vous conseillons d'emporter des écouteurs à Rome. Avec cet audioguide, vous serez toujours bien informé pendant votre découverte de la capitale italienne.

Après l'achat, vous recevrez également un bon de réduction 10% que vous pourrez utiliser pour acheter d'autres billets d'entrée à Rome sur la plate-forme Tiqets.com. Choisissez parmi d'autres attractions phares pour bénéficier de cette réduction exclusive.

Type de notification Vous recevrez tous les billets, l'audioguide et le bon de réduction par e-mail, que vous pourrez utiliser librement sur votre téléphone. Les billets vous seront envoyés immédiatement après l'achat. Dès que vous commencez à visiter Rome, présentez vos billets numériques à l'entrée. Vous pouvez également imprimer les billets.

Pour utiliser l'audioguide, téléchargez l'application gratuite POPGuide. Celle-ci vous permet d'écouter les commentaires à tout moment.

Le bon de réduction d'une valeur de 10% vous sera envoyé par e-mail après la réservation.

La carte touristique de Rome est un produit très apprécié des touristes, car elle présente de nombreux avantages :

• Ce produit vous permet de visiter trois des meilleures attractions de Rome.
• Acheter la Tourist Card est pratique. Il serait plus fastidieux de réserver chaque billet d'entrée séparément.
• Une plage horaire est réservée pour chaque attraction. De cette façon, votre visite est garantie.
• Vous pouvez choisir entre plusieurs points d'intérêt.
• Vous recevrez tous les tickets par e-mail. Vous pouvez ensuite enregistrer les tickets sur votre téléphone.
• L'audioguide fournit des informations intéressantes sur Rome et le Panthéon.
• Vous économisez 10% sur les billets d'entrée supplémentaires pour les attractions de Rome.

Autant d'arguments qui plaident en faveur de la Rome Tourist Card.

La carte touristique de Rome est un produit exclusif de Tiqets.com. C'est pourquoi l'achat se fait par l'intermédiaire de Tiqets.

Lors de la réservation, veuillez indiquer le jour de votre arrivée, le nombre de personnes et les dates que vous souhaitez pour les trois attractions.

Vous pouvez réserver des billets pour vous-même ainsi que pour votre compagnon de voyage. Ensuite, vous transmettez les billets aux autres personnes.

Les billets pour les enfants bénéficient d'un tarif réduit. Le prix dépend de l'âge des enfants.

Une fois l'achat effectué, vous recevrez tous les billets ainsi qu'un bon de réduction d'une valeur de 10% par e-mail.

Si vous avez des questions concernant la réservation, veuillez contacter le service clientèle à l'adresse suivante : [email protected].

Attractions & audioguide

La Tourist Card de Rome ne comprend que trois attractions touristiques sélectionnées, mais elles sont très intéressantes. Vous recevrez des billets pour trois des meilleures attractions de Rome.

Vous visiterez les musées du Vatican dans la Cité du Vatican. Ces musées abritent les collections d'art pontificales. La partie la plus visitée est la chapelle Sixtine.

Il s'agit de l'une des attractions les plus populaires de Rome. C'est pourquoi les billets d'entrée sont rapidement épuisés, surtout pendant la haute saison touristique. Avec la Rome Tourist Card, vous obtenez - sous réserve de disponibilité - un billet d'entrée avec une plage horaire fixe. En particulier au printemps et en automne, il vaut donc la peine de réserver la Rome Tourist Card deux à quatre semaines avant votre voyage.

Si vous ne souhaitez pas visiter les musées du Vatican ou s'il n'y a plus de billets disponibles, vous pouvez visiter le château Saint-Ange à la place.

Entrez dans le Colisée, le plus grand amphithéâtre construit par les anciens Romains. Ce lieu, qui accueillait autrefois de grands événements, se trouve aujourd'hui au cœur de la Rome moderne et offre une rétrospective de l'Antiquité.

La Rome Tourist Card vous permet d'obtenir un billet à créneau horaire pour l'entrée au Colisée. De plus, avec le même billet, vous pouvez également visiter le Forum romain et la colline du Palatin dans un délai de 24 heures.

Le Colisée est également parfois complet pendant la saison touristique. Achetez donc votre Tourist Card à l'avance afin d'acheter votre billet pour une date qui correspond à vos dates de voyage.

L'entrée dans la célèbre basilique Saint-Pierre est en principe gratuite. Vous pouvez donc visiter la cathédrale même sans la Roma Tourist Card. La carte comprend toutefois une visite audio et la visite de la coupole de la cathédrale.

Le point de rendez-vous pour cette visite se trouve à l'extérieur de la basilique Saint-Pierre. Vous y serez accueilli et on vous aidera à télécharger l'audioguide sur votre téléphone portable. Vous serez également accompagné jusqu'à l'entrée de la basilique Saint-Pierre.

En outre, vous pouvez choisir entre le Château Saint-Ange et le Panthéon. Vous recevrez un billet avec accès rapide.

La carte touristique de Rome vous donne accès gratuitement à un audioguide contenant des informations sur plus de 100 sites touristiques de la ville. Écoutez des informations intéressantes et regardez les images correspondantes. Pour utiliser l'audioguide, vous devez télécharger l'application gratuite POPGuide.

Après avoir acheté la Rome Tourist Card, vous recevrez un bon de réduction d'une valeur de 10% que vous pourrez utiliser pour d'autres réservations de billets sur Tiqets.com. Le bon de réduction est valable pour tous les billets d'entrée à Rome.

Vous recevrez votre code promotionnel personnel par e-mail. En utilisant ce bon, vous pouvez réaliser des économies avec la Rome Tourist Card.

Il est plus facile de réserver la Rome Tourist Card que d'acheter des billets individuels pour toutes les attractions. Rien que pour cela, la Tourist Card vaut la peine.

Elle est également appropriée dans les conditions suivantes :

• Vous souhaitez visiter le Colisée, les musées du Vatican et la basilique Saint-Pierre ou encore le château Saint-Ange ou le Panthéon.
• Vous voulez avoir terminé toutes vos réservations avant votre voyage à Rome. Ensuite, vous n'aurez plus à vous soucier des dates.
• Vous souhaitez découvrir Rome à l'aide d'un audioguide.
• Vous souhaitez acheter au moins un autre billet pour Rome et bénéficier d'une réduction de 10%.

Conclusion : La carte touristique de Rome devrait être utile à de nombreux voyageurs qui souhaitent découvrir les principales attractions de la ville et réserver leurs billets en toute simplicité.

La carte touristique de Rome est un très bon produit, qui convient à de nombreux voyageurs. Mais il y a aussi des inconvénients que nous ne voulons pas passer sous silence :

• L'achat ne peut pas être annulé, car plusieurs billets sont réservés pour vous lors de la réservation. Ceux-ci ne peuvent pas être modifiés.
• Vous n'économiserez pas beaucoup d'argent avec la Tourist Card de Rome. Il serait moins cher de réserver des billets individuels sur les sites officiels des attractions. Cependant, cela demande beaucoup d'efforts et les quotas sont rapidement épuisés.
• Comparée aux autres cartes de Rome, la carte touristique de Rome ne vous permet de visiter que quelques sites.
• En haute saison, les billets pour les musées du Vatican ou le Colisée sont rapidement vendus. Dans ce cas, soit la Rome Tourist Card n'est pas disponible, soit vous devez vous rabattre sur d'autres attractions.

Si vous souhaitez tout de même réserver le produit, vous pouvez le faire ici :

Vous avez encore des questions ? Vous trouverez ici nos Questions et réponses sur la Rome Tourist Card.

• Public Transport

Rome transport tickets

In Rome, visitors can purchase different types of transport tickets and travel cards depending on the number of days they stay in the city and how often they plan on using public transportation there.

Types of transport tickets

One-way ticket (bit).

The BIT ticket lasts 75 minutes since its first validation and allows for unlimited transfers between the metro, buses, trams and urban trains . The only transfer that is not allowed is to leave the metro and return (by the metro turnstiles), even if it’s in the 75 minutes of validity. The ticket costs € 1.50 ( US$ 1.60).

MetroBus 24 hours

This ticket allows unlimited public transportation from the moment the ticket is validated until midnight of the same day. The MetroBus 24 hours costs € 7 ( US$ 7.40).

MetroBus 48 hours

The 48-hour ticket allows unlimited use of Rome's public transport for 48 hours from the time it is first used. The price is € 12.50 ( US$ 13.30) .

MetroBus 72 hours

It allows unlimited use of public transport for 72 hours from the time it is used for the first time. The price is € 18 ( US$ 19.10) .

Weekly pass

If you're going to spend a week in Rome and you plan to use public transport a lot, the ideal option for you is the weekly pass, as you'll be able to use unlimited public transport for 7 days . The price is € 24 ( US$ 25.50) .

Other travel cards

If you’re planning on staying in Rome for a longer period, there are also annual and monthly travel cards.

What means of transport are included?

• Cotral bus services (within Rome)
• Urban trains : Rome–Lido, Rome–Viterbo and Rome–Pantano.
• Trenitalia Regional trains (second class).

Where to buy the travel cards and tickets?

Public transportation tickets in Rome can be bought in vending machines in any metro station, convenience stores or newsagents . There is also a way to buy tickets by SMS , but unless you have an Italian phone number, we do not recommend this option.

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Money-saving tips

Besides booking your flight and hotel in advance, there are many other ways of saving money in Rome. The main way to do this is to try to reduce the cost of the admissions tickets to the city’s museums and top attractions.