What does the Roma Pass get you?
Roma Pass 72 Hours is valid for 72 hours from the moment of its first use (not from the moment of purchase) and allows free entry to the first 2 museums and/or archaeological sites of your choice. Free admission includes the exhibition held in the museum.
How much is the discount with Roma Pass?
Prices are discounted between 15% and 50% on regular prices. (See the list of sites here along with your reduced price.) One significant aspect of this pass is that it does not include the Vatican, Vatican Museums and St Peter’s Basilica.
How much is the Omnia pass?
Omnia Card vs Roma Pass vs Rome Tourist Card – Comparison Table
| OMNIA CARD | |
|---|---|
| PASS PRICES | €69,50 |
| VALIDITY | Unlimited |
| ATTRACTIONS | Colosseum audio guide/guided tour, St Peter’s Basilica. Vatican is optional. Discounted others |
| AIRPORT TRANSFERS | One way transfer included from Fiumicino and Ciampino airports |
What does the Omnia card include?
The Omnia Card includes free public transport (bus, tram, train and metro) in the centre of Rome. Note: free transport from and to the airport is not included. The Omnia Card also allows a free hop-on hop-off ticket for 3 days; a relaxed and comfortable way to see the highlights of the city.
Is the pantheon included in the Roma Pass?
Use your free travel card to visit some of Rome’s free attractions for the rest of the day. These include the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps. Depending on how much time you have on day two, you could use your card to get discounted tickets to one of the other attractions on the Roma Pass list.
Is there a museum pass in Rome?
The Roma Pass 72 Hours card: the card used to visit museums / archaeological sites / experience and on the public transport system as described above. Roma MAP: The map with Tourist Infopoints, Metro Stations and all the Points of Interest that you can visit with Roma Pass.
Is the Vatican worth seeing?
A visit to the smallest state in the world is absolutely worth doing at least once in a lifetime. From St Peter’s Basilica, to the Vatican Gardens, from the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel to the archaeological points, the beauty of the Vatican is unparalleled, and every corner is rich in art and history.