Rome is a great city worth seeing, and in combination with the Turbopass nothing more can go wrong! Next time, anytime again!
We are very happy to have the Rome City Pass ordered and tried. Besides the ease of ordering and handling, unlimited use of public transport and particularly the passing of the queue much has simplified. Particularly the reservation to the Vatican Museums was great. So we could easily pass a three-hour queue. Conclusion: The Rome City Pass you can save money and above all a lot of time! we order will definitely be back at the next city trip!
I can only say: a must for any city trip. - Simple and straightforward and even some admission tickets for free. Just great.
Due to short term illness we could not begin our journey. The cancellation of the turbo pass went quickly, the repayment was made immediately. Really great service!
Without queuing passing the waiting line, just great. No more city breaks without the city pass! :-)
Have let me send home the pass. Due to the pass, I could save so much time and so much queuing which was easy and just great for me. Just skip the line and you're already in.
We had the pass for three days and it was worth it in every way for us! the time savings alone past the long lines to the Vatican Museums and the Colosseum, the direct access to St. Peter's and the free use of public transport was worth. It works as described in the Prospectus. The tickets to get to the city tour was cumbersome. The office is simple to find (very close to the Termini), but the staff told us that you can get on the bus tickets upon presentation of the passport directly ?! Totally worth it, though not included in the price of the stairway to the dome of St. Peter's Basilica. The view from the top is beautiful. The additional 8, - € were well spent. Please note that really is a good level of fitness needed. Once begun, there is no turning back! That the airport shuttle, unlike Barcelona, is not included is clearly in the description! Taking the train instead of the bus (it operate several lines) it takes about 50 -60 minutes, but pay only 6, - €. We have used both. Important note: the metro and the buses are always full. Beware of pickpockets! We did not notice it too late ....
We spent 4 days in Rome, of which three days we only walked or took the metro. We have seen all the interesting attractions, did not have to pay any extra entrances and - in contrast to Germany - enjoyed taking the metro. Thank you Turbopass, it was all great. We recommend the hotel XX Settembre, near the Termini railway station, from there you can Walk all the sights well.
Café near the St. Peter's Square toward Castel Sant'Angelo on the left side was very expensive. Three self-served coffees and three pieces of cake for 33.00€.
In particular, the recommended abbreviation from the Vatican Museum to St. Peter's Basilica was really great for us - absolutely recommended! Also all the other tips have saved us a lot of time - great!
We had wonderful fun-filled day in Rome and very good experience with the \"Rome City Pass\".
With the City Pass we were very well served. Use of the public and the preference in admissions was very good
Turbopass was a great choice, you will be able to access the most important museums and historical places skipping any line, as well as unlimited public transportation. Highly recommended, I would say it is a must!
The Turbopass is a great idea for a city break..... We used it already twice for Rome and everything runs really smoothly. Quick enter and therefore no long queues. Would definitely recommend for any city.
Everything worked well. What would particularly emphasize the fact that there is a telephone support. I could talk to people and was not forced to wait in a hotline, hanged to self-abandonment or refer to an email address where you get an answer three days later. What could be improved would be the pickup option. One central place is not enough. I \"had\" to buy a ticket to get our tickets ;)
In 4 days, you can discover the most important things in Rome. Due to the pass, we did not have to buy extra bus tickets and when you travel it too far, you can simply get off and jump on another bus and return.
We have also saved a lot of waiting time at the Vatican Museums.
There maybe a tip: If you're not so interested in museums but would like to have seen it anyway but do not need an explanation, then please do not book a guided tour in German. It costs 50 euros per person extra and yet WE believe that we could have saved this money and were talked into booking it on site. The guide wasn't even allowed to enter the Sistine Chapel to explain anything anyway.
Rome is well worth seeing, comfortable shoes are absolutely mandatory. Enjoy yourself discovering !!!!!!!!!!!!
Rome is a great city which is well worth visiting. Since I am currently limited regarding my mobility, it was relieving to be able to jump on a bus or the metro if the feet no longer wanted as everything was free of charge with the Rome City Pass. The free admission and the way past the queues was really great and saved us enormous waiting times. To explore the city on your own, I would recommend the City Pass to anyone. Otherwise, I would like to say about Rome, that there is much more to explore than just the well-known attractions, as a new world with art, history or the flair of the country and people awaits you at every corner. Therefore, do not plan too much, but simply experience the city with open eyes and an open mind.
Easy to use. If you properly define in advance, what you like to see, you can benefit greatly from this pass. Highly recommended.