If you are, like us, only a few days in Rome and want to see as many highlights of this city on your own, without a guide, this Pass is really top. To pass all the long queues everywhere, without standing in line was just great! Free travel by public transport, free admission to museums and other sights to see and without having to whip out your wallet each time (as one has previously paid for everything) was really fun. I would always recommend the pass!
Recommendation: Mostra di Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition
to get the ticket for the sightseeing tour, was a real challenge for resourceful travelers. After interviewing some local expert we could find near the Piazza della Repubblica office. Why not just its commitment to the ticket of the order with? At whatever time you drive up, you can choose anyway. The notes on headphones are in our opinion too short and superficial, but we hear endlessly always the same music. Otherwise the pass was a great thing, especially that we pass the long queue in front of the Vatican Museums (the end of February already! And) could, we liked it. Thus we have the time looking for the sightseeing office easily purely retrieved. The free travel on local public transport is very helpful in exploring the city and has one of the great human adventure and people close: Try times in Termini daily between 8am and 9am in the Metro to get a general admission. Good luck!
We were very pleased with the Rome City Pass. Everything was as advertised. We could skip the line at the box office and there was also included a two-hour free city tour. Most importantly, all bus and metro links were free to use. We were on our own way and very satisfied. Any time. Many thanks.
We were in Rome for 6 days and everything has worked out fine. Super is that you often enter the attractions without having to queue. Especially when visiting the Vatican, the pre-booked time was very helpful. Even with the public transport everything worked without problems. The journey to the sea to Lido di Ostia is also included. It is highly recommended to get yourself this City Pass. It saves a lot of time for ticket purchase and queuing.
If you want to explore Rome easily, you have to go for the pass.
This is a must buy if you're planning on visiting the Vatican museums. The line to the museums was probably 500 - 700 people deep, and with this pass, you get to skip all that people and go to the front. Also, the convenience of having the metro pass and access to all the other monuments without standing in line makes this a great value. And it's probably the least expensive of the \"city passes\" that you can purchase.
made super experience with the pass to enjoy no queuing and thus the city and the sights without having to wait; to get tested almost like a VIP; further the use of public transport has super capped; I will book on my next trip in a metropolis or big city again
All tip-top
The ability to pass in the Vatican on the waiting queue was very much worth to the children. Also metro tickets and sightseeing worked perfectly.
Without the turbopass, it is only unnecessary to lose time on the spot for orientation and ticket purchase. With Turbopass you go "right past the snake" and you have the crucial tip to save 3-4 hours waiting time at St. Peter's. We did not think the trick worked - but it works, with some courage !!!
Any time again. Easy walk-in anywhere, travel free on public transport. I think one does not really save money but time as one can skip-the-line everywhere!
The pass saved us a lot of time. Everything was well explained, so that it needed no fuss and fumble to find your way. queuing Visits without, have worked just fine. Great! If we do that again.
It was a great idea to buy the Rome City Pass and we would and will definitely do it again. No endless queues, criss-crossed by Rome and the main attractions all-inclusive. We recommend.
Everything was described and prepared perfectly. Great!!
We visited Rome in February and had bought a 3 day pass Rome. It really was the best decision as we could go almost anywhere without queuing at the museums. To travel on subway and the buses for free was perfect as we were extremely flexible! As only downer I have to note here that we stayed 5 days in Rome and there is not the possibility to book a 4 or 5 day pass.
Highly recommended if you want to visit a lot of sights