Roma Pass: Access 30+ Attractions and Unlimited Public Transport Tickets at Piazza Pia, 00193 Roma RM, Italy

Roma Pass Tickets: Access 30+ Attractions and Unlimited Public Transport

The Roma Pass gives you free entry to your first two chosen attractions plus unlimited public transport across Rome for 72 hours. You can walk straight into the Colosseum without queuing, explore the Borghese Gallery's art collection, or climb Castel Sant'Angelo for city views. After your first two visits, you get discounted entry to over 30 more museums and archaeological sites.

Your pass covers unlimited rides on all ATAC buses, metro lines A, B, B1 and C, plus select regional railways. This makes it simple to travel between attractions like the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill or reach outlying sites like Villa Torlonia. You purchase online, collect your physical pass from any Tourist Infopoint in Rome, then activate it when you first use it.

Highlights

• Free entry to your first two attractions from over 30 options including Colosseum, Borghese Gallery and Castel Sant'Angelo
• Unlimited public transport on buses, metro and select railways for 72 hours
• Discounted admission to all other participating museums and sites after your first two visits
• No queuing at major attractions - show your pass for direct entry
• Covers sites from central Rome to outer districts including Caracalla Baths and Trajan's Market
• Valid for 6 months from purchase, activates for 72 hours on first use

Plan Your Visit to Rome with the Roma Pass

The Roma Pass is valid for 6 months from purchase date. Once you activate it by entering an attraction or using public transport, you have 72 hours to maximise its benefits. Popular sites like the Colosseum may require advance reservation even with the pass, so check your voucher instructions after booking.

Collect your physical pass from any official Tourist Infopoint in Rome using the details provided in your confirmation email. You'll need valid photo ID for collection. The pass activates automatically when you first touch it at a museum entrance or transport reader. Each included attraction can only be visited once, and the pass doesn't cover airport transfers.

For maximum value, use your two free entries at Rome's most expensive attractions like the Borghese Gallery or Capitoline Museums, then take advantage of the transport benefits to explore the wider city with discounted entry to remaining sites.