Rome Tourist Card – All You Need to Know

The Rome Tourist Card is the perfect pass to plan your stay in the Italian capital without any headaches. In fact, this all-in-one pass will allow you to access the main sites and attractions of Rome such as the Sistine Chapel, the Colosseum and many more.

You’ll also have a handy audio guide application that details over 130 fascinating facts and stories about Rome

What attractions in Rome are included in this pass?

• Priority access to the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill
• Ticket to the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel

What can you do with the Rome City Pass?

What can you do with the Rome Tourist Card?

It will be possible to choose a different date for all the accesses that the pass contains
It will not be possible to book your tickets for the same day. Please remember to book them at least one week in advance.
The voucher can be exchanged up to 28 days after the date of the chosen product.
Rescheduling is possible until 11:59 pm the day before your visit.

Opening hours

Coliseum

Sunday	Closed
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	9h00 – 16h30
Wednesday	9h00 – 16h30
Thursday	9h00 – 16h30
Friday	9h00 – 16h30
Saturday	9h00 – 16h30

Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel

Sunday	Closed
Monday	9h00 – 18h00
Tuesday	9h00 – 18h00
Wednesday	9h00 – 18h00
Thursday	9h00 – 18h00
Friday	9h00 – 18h00
Saturday	9h00 – 18h00

How to get there?

• (A) Colisée Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
• (B) Musées du Vatican 00120 Vatican City
• (C) Basilique Saint-Pierre 00120 Vatican City
• (D) Visite de Rome : appli guide audio
• (E) Panthéon Piazza della Rotonda

What budget should you expect for a 3-day visit to Rome?

It is difficult to give a precise answer to the budget needed for a 3-day visit to Rome, as it depends on several factors, such as your preferences for accommodation, food, and activities. In general, you should plan for an average budget of 100 to 150 euros per day to cover basic expenses, such as accommodation, meals, public transportation, and entrance fees to the city’s main attractions. However, if you plan to shop, eat at upscale restaurants, or participate in expensive tours, you should increase your budget accordingly.

7 Tips for visiting the city of Rome

1. Book your accommodation in advance. Rome is a very touristy city, so it is recommended to book your accommodation in advance to avoid disappointment. You can choose from different types of accommodation, such as hotels, hostels, apartments, and guesthouses.

2. Plan a budget for activities and attractions. Rome is a city rich in history and culture, with many attractions to visit. Plan a budget for entrance fees to museums, art galleries, churches, and archaeological sites. You can also book tours to discover the city’s most popular attractions.

3. Use public transportation. Rome is a very large city, so it is advisable to use public transportation to get around. You can buy a weekly ticket for buses, trams, and subways, or use single-ride tickets for occasional trips.

4. Taste local cuisine. Rome is famous for its cuisine, so don’t hesitate to taste the local specialties, such as pizza, pasta, meatballs, grilled fish, and desserts. You can eat at traditional restaurants, trattorias, wine bars, and food trucks.

5. Speak Italian. Although many people speak English in Rome, it is always useful to know some Italian phrases to facilitate interactions with locals and merchants. Learn some basic words and expressions before your trip, such as “hello”, “thank you”, and “where is the train station”.

6. Wear comfortable clothing. Rome is a hot and humid city in the summer, so it is important to wear comfortable and lightweight clothing to avoid excessive sweating. Avoid tight clothes and opt for natural materials, such as cotton, to be comfortable during your visit.

7. Protect yourself from the sun. The sun in Rome can be intense, especially in the summer. Don’t forget to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect your skin from UV rays. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated and avoid walking in the sun during the hottest hours of the day.

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