Ticket Highlights:
- Included skip-the-line admission to one or two attractions.
- Free entry to additional attractions chosen.
- Validity for two to three days depending on the option selected while booking.
- Free access to Rome’s public transport network (urban buses and trains; underground lines A, B, B1, and C; railway lines Roma-Lido, Roma Flaminio Piazza del Popolo-Viterbo, Roma-Giardinetti).
✅What’s Included:
- Exhibitions in the museum(s) selected for free entry
- Reduced ticket price for all other museums and/or archaeological sites visited thereafter
- Free use of the city’s public transport network within the territory of the Municipality of Rome
- Discounts for admission to participating exhibitions and events, and with other collaborating operators and businesses
- Map of Rome
- Booking fee
- Free access to the toilets of the P.Stop network
❌ Exclusion
- Guided
- Access to underground areas of Colosseum
Ticket Prices
The Roma Pass has two options on the basis of the validity of the pass you choose: the 48-Hour or 72-Hour City Card. The 48-Hour City Card costs €33 for all adults aged above 18 years, while the 72-Hour City Card costs €53 for all adults aged above 18 years. Admission is free for children under 18 years of age at most attractions.
| 48-Hour City Card | 72-Hour City Card | |
| Adult Ticket Price (18+ years) | €33 | €53 |
Pick up Point
You will need to pick up your voucher at the Tourist Information Points (Punti Informativi Turistici, PIT) in the city. The following are the pickup points and their timings of operation for both types of passes:
- PIT Fori Imperiali, Visitor Center Via dei Fori Imperiali: 10.30 am to 8 pm
- PIT Minghetti, Via Marco Minghetti (corner to Via del Corso): 9.30 am to 7 pm
- PIT Castel Sant’Angelo: 9.30 am to 7 pm
- Ciampino, G. B. Pastine Airport – External area International Arrivals
- Fiumicino, Leonardo Da Vinci Airport – International Arrivals – Terminal T3
Important Information About This Ticket
- What to carry: Passport or ID card
- For kids under 18 years, most attractions provide free admission.
- Children under six get free entry for free with the Rome Civic Museum Network.
- To ensure that the attractions are open and to find out how to reserve entry, make sure to visit their official websites.
- Reservations for the Colosseum and the Borghese Gallery must be made online in advance.
- Checking the activation of your Roma Pass for transportation:
- Green Light: Place your card on the yellow reader on the vehicles, if it shows a green light, the activation has been recorded correctly.
- Red Light: If you see a red light on scanning, the activation has not been successful. In such a case, note the date and time at which the activation error was recorded and alert the driver or inspector as well.
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