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!
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ROM TOURIST CARD
Ticket
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 97.
WHAT’S
INCLUDED?
- Vatican Museums + Sistine Chapel -> Skip the line
- Colosseum + Roman Forum
- St. Peter's Basilica
- Audio guide app for Rome
- 10% off all other purchases through Tiqets
ROME TOURIST CARD
THE PRICES
Prices from:**
EUR 97 for adults aged 18 and over
EUR 85 for children between 4 and 17 years
free for children up to 4 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:
Skip-the-line entry to Saint Peter’s Basilica + guided tour: EUR 27.00
Skip-the-line entry to the Vatican Museums: EUR 34 (at the moment. Tickets are sold out for August so only Last-minute tickets left)
Colosseum + Roman Forum: EUR 28.00
City Audio Guide: EUR 9.50
= EUR 98.50 when you book everything separately through Tiqets.
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 – 2023