My grandma and I first tried a turbo pass in Rome and I have to say that it really pays off. There are so many museums that you can visit for free and as often as you like. If you plan your day really tight, you could even take everything that is on offer, but even if you only look at the "biggest" sights, it's worth the price! I definitely recommend exploring the city on the Hop on Hop off bus tour and if possible (only included in the 3 and 6 day pass) visit the Castel Sant'Angelo. She was the highlight!
Has made many things easier.
We made Rome insecure and took full advantage of the turbo pass. Pass the visitor lines and pay nothing. Excellent! The public transport was used by us as well as Hop on Hopp off. Everything worked well and we book next time again!
As usual everything top !!!
Amongst established attractions, the Roma City Card (which is part of the Turbopass) was like a VIP ticket. All you had to do was show the Roma City Card, and you did not have to queue and it was almost everywhere without any major waiting. Unfortunately, one of the two Roma City Pass (the dark brown maps!) (2 x 3 days) was faulty for public transport, but I easily got a replacement ticket at the Termini station (fortunately we lived nearby). Although we ran a fairly tight program over the 6 days, we could not begin to see all the sights in the description of the Turbopass. The description in the enclosed broshcure is very correct. Alone because of the shorter waiting times I can recommend the Roma City Pass. Despite the postseason were at some attractions larger queues for the "normal payer", which we could save with the map. The Turbo Pass is not cheap, but it saves a lot of time and nerves.
The Turbo Pass does what it promises. We had an uncomplicated holiday through this pass and no problems with it. Everything was great and on the next city break he will of course be with me again!
A very usefull pass, simple to use, And it helps to discover the city with free bus système.
Delivery on time, we were traveling with 3 children (7-13 years) and we were able to explore Rome relaxed despite tens of thousands of tourists. We did not have to look for any ticket counters or queue for a long time at the entrance. The "Schleichweg" from the Sistine Chapel to St. Peter's Basilica went smoothly! Great tip! Using public transport in Rome is a challenge (is the bus coming or coming?), But at least we did not have to worry about tickets thanks to Turbopass. The Hop on Hop Off Bus, we have extensively used and just between the many attractions times relaxed the city let us pass by. We have not meticulously recalculated whether the passport was financially worthwhile, but for 3 days Rome, he was definitely the right companion!
Many Thanks! Past all the snakes!
Many attractions included, public transport included. Everything is simple and great
There are many attractions included, often you can also pass the queue. The public transport is also included, so you do not have to pay attention to what or how long you drive. Thereby you can see and experience a lot.
with the package sent you are prepared for jdn city trip, you do not have to worry about public transport, Citymap and Metromap facilitate the search, the most important sightseeing for free, what more could you ask for? just great !!!
With the turbo pass the short trip to Rome was very relaxing. We did not have to queue anywhere, we could pass every queue and had the opportunity to see more of Rome.
The Vatican Museums are fully designed for mass tourism, here you can expect no educational museum visit. With the subway you get quickly and easily fell sights, the bus network is quite dense and therefore a bit confusing. Ostia Antica is an absolute must for those who are passionate about history.
The Vatican Museums are fully designed for mass tourism, here you can expect no educational museum visit. With the subway you get quickly and easily fell sights, the bus network is quite dense and therefore a bit confusing. Ostia Antica is an absolute must for those who are passionate about history.
Were 2 days in Rome and through the turbo pass really worth it ... have seen everything we wanted to see and were able to go anywhere to the standing people directly to the attraction!
It all worked out wonderfully, from the drive from the airport to Rome downtown, over the bus ride with the hop-on-and-off bus, to the entrances. One could walk past the queues and did not have to queue up. Descriptions in the accompanying guide were also correct. We used the pass for 3 days. It's really worth it.
The purchase of the passport was a good decision. It all worked out, as described in the booklet, even the entrance to the Vatican went smoothly, although we were half an hour earlier to it, as agreed by you. Super was definitely the use of the public transport network. I think it's important to think carefully in advance which passport you need. At the next city tour I will definitely look again, if a city pass is offered.
Particularly noteworthy is the straightforward telephone handling of the spontaneous order and reservation with pick-up in a local office.
I have used turbo pass in all the cities I visit in Europe it is the best way of getting around all in one package with no standing in a line waiting I have recommended it to my friends who have also used it and loved it as well