Rome · ROMA PASS & CITY CARDS
3 reviewed
Good roma pass & city cards sell out in Rome, and the best sell out first. Here are the 3 best, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can book before the calendar fills.
Roma Pass 72-hour city card: skip-the-line entry, unlimited metro/bus/tram, and discounts on major Roman sights—plus quick tips to maximize value.
“It’s nice having one pass for the metro and the bus. I find it a bit expensive.”
Get skip-the-line Vatican entry plus Roma top sights and unlimited public transport on a 3-day OMNIA + Roma Pass combo.
“The ticket saved us alot of time and many. The guaide was very nice.”
Omnia Vatican + Roma Pass bundle with fast-track Vatican entry, choice of 2 top Rome sights, and transport via travelcard plus hop-on hop-off.
“The route map was very useful and allowed me to access the sites I wanted to visit with ease. The process to retrieve the Omni Card/Roma Pass was somewhat confusing. Even with the downloaded apps, it was sometimes difficult to navigate. The documents/codes loaded previous to my arrival did not appear to be useable; thus the confusion.”
A 24-hour Vatican City Card with fast-track Vatican entry, a hop-on hop-off Rome bus, and audio-guided classics like St. John Lateran.
“We took the non guided tour. It would be nice to have clearer instructions on how to retrieve the audio guides. Besides that, the no-lines benefit was really worth it, specially during this time of the year. Keep in mind that if you want to do the entire tour, including the perks outside the Vatican city, it will take you an entire day.”
