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Roma Pass: 48 or 72-Hour Access to Public Transport + One or Two Attractions

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What's included

72h Roma Pass: Direct entrance to two venues of your choice, unlimited travel with all public transport (excl. trains) for three days (counted from when you first used your card)
48h Roma Pass: Direct entrance to one venue, unlimited travel with all public transport (excl. trains) for 48 hours (counted from when you first used your card)
Access to the staffed toilets of the P.Stop network
Entrance free under 18 for Colosseo, Borghese, Caracalla

What's not included

Entrance to Vatican Museums
Entrance to St. Peter's Basilica

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Monuments included
  • 72h Roma Pass: Direct entrance to two venues of your choice, unlimited travel with all public transport (excl. trains) for three days (counted from when you first used your card)
  • 48h Roma Pass: Direct entrance to one venue, unlimited travel with all public transport (excl. trains) for 48 hours (counted from when you first used your card)
  • Access to the staffed toilets of the P.Stop network

When you're crafty and clever, Italians applaud your furbizia. And with this pass you’ll definitely feel like a sly insider. It gives you full access to Rome’s public transport system, free entry to one or two of Rome’s key attractions (depending on which option you pick) and discounts for further museum visits.

Not only that, but the Colosseum and Castel Sant’Angelo feature special lines for pass holders, so you’ll get in quicker too.

Just pick it up from the Tourist Info Point and you're off! You’ll save money, time and stress (so you can treat yourself to an extra scoop of gelato).

Valid for: 72h

Once activated, your ticket is valid for 72 hours.

  • The Roma Pass is activated on your first entry to the museums/sites or at the first journey on public transport

Show your voucher and a valid ID to redeem your voucher and collect your card at one of the Tourist Info Points:

  • Via Marco Minghetti, at the corner with Via del Corso: 09:30 - 19:00
  • Visitor Center Via dei Fori Imperiali: 09:30 - 19:00
  • Castel Sant'Angelo, Piazza Pia: 09:30 - 19:00
  • Fiumicino Airport - International arrivals Terminal T3
  • Ciampino Airport - Outside the arrivals area

The card can be used at the following museums:

  • Colosseum (timeslot needs to get reserved online, last minute availability might differ - It is recommended to book 2 weeks in advance, to be sure to find availability)
  • Palatine Hill and Roman Forum
  • Fori Imperiali
  • Borghese Gallery (last minute availability might differ)
  • National Museum of Castel S. Angelo
  • Musei Capitolini
  • Museo Dell'Ara Pacis
  • National Gallery of Modern Art (Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna)
  • Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica - Palazzo Barberini/Palazzo Corsini
  • Mercati di Traiano
  • Parco Archeologico di Ostia Antica
  • Accademia Nazionale di San Luca
  • Galleria Spada
  • Museums of Villa Torlonia
  • Museum of Roman Civilization
  • Museum of Casal de' Pazzi
  • National Museum of Palazzo Venezia
  • Balbi Crypt
  • Palazzo Altemps
  • Palazzo Massimo
  • The Baths of Diocletian
  • Circo Maximo Experience
  • The Baths of Caracalla
  • Many others too
  • Cancel until 23:59 the day before you visit and get a full refund. Select a refundable ticket during checkout
  • Rescheduling is not possible for this ticket.

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Jo,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
20 Aug 2023
Good
Great to know don’t have to face language barriers getting on and off transport. Great map included. Used for colosseum and a great museum. Be aware that won’t get you to / from airport - didn’t...
Great to know don’t have to face language barriers getting on and off transport. Great map included. Used for colosseum and a great museum. Be aware that won’t get you to / from airport - didn’t meet all our travel needs but still saved us money and made life easier.
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Anonymous
23 Sep 2023
Good
Worth while. Good value for money. Easy to purchase on line. Staff at information office helpful, especially I purchased my Roma Pass on line, in non UE country and the QR code or bar code was...
Worth while. Good value for money. Easy to purchase on line. Staff at information office helpful, especially I purchased my Roma Pass on line, in non UE country and the QR code or bar code was not easy to find on my email.
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Alice,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
29 Jul 2023
Excellent
Roma pass is brilliant, to Chuck in a deal with to visit a museum works well. We visited Casel
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