In 6 days we have experienced the ancient city of Rome and are fascinated! Even in 6 days you can hardly visit all the attractions, but the comfort entry with the Turbopass facilitates the journey considerably, especially if, for whatever reason, you can not wait any longer or wait hours! Despite free admission, the Villa Borghese could not be visited, there were no more places to book in this Easter week (telephone registration required!), A great pity! Otherwise, my full recommendation!
We can recommend the Turbopass without any restrictions!
During the trip preparation I became aware of the Turbopass. In Rome it was a great relief to be able to pass the queues. Especially at the Colosseum and the Vatican we saved several hours.
Arrival from the airport without problems. Stay best at the Centro storico, Forum and Colosseum on your doorstep. All people are very nice and helpful. The Turbopass saved us a lot of time, pass the queues, buses and metro included. The Rome City Pass saves the nerves ;-) Will do it again.
The described services were perfect. Especially the "Skip the line" service, the integrated visit of the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel were worth the money. By the likewise integrated bus, metro, Tramway map one is publicly well supplied. Everything together, really recommendable.
The Turbo Pass contains a lot of inclusive services, which result in great price advantages even with a few visits to the numerous sights. In addition, eliminates the annoying queuing in the never-ending queues. I would always bring him back.
The view over the city from the Castel Sant'Angelo is wonderful and also - with a different perspective - from the park of Villa Borghese behind the Spanish steps. The Rome City Pass makes visiting the sights so much easier. I was skeptical of how to do that with express access (I've never had it) - it was perfect. Always past the queues, more time for the sights and other amenities of the great city of Rome.
Everything perfect, we saved a lot of time with the fast lanes. Can only recommend the Rome City Pass.
We picked up the Rome City Pass in Rome, everything as expected. The fast lane is a must. Really helpful. Super price performance ratio.
Rome City Pass is worth the money. But you do not have to hire yourself, so you really save a lot of time. Really recommended.
For us, the passport was well worth it. The great thing is, that you past the queues and saves the long waiting times at the ticket office. Tip: You should have the passport sent home in time.
The pass is really worth the gold. We saved a lot of time. We recommend.
No experience remained open, received the cards by post within two days (shipping also from Germany). The package received 3 tickets (Vatican, sightseeing bus ride and Roma map for sights and subway) as well as a detailed explanation of how to use each card. In Rome, everything was very simple: I was in the Colosseum, Vatican Museums, Roman Forum, Palatine and Ostia Antica, I was able to pass everywhere the queue and had to pay anything extra for the sights. Just show the map and off you go. The subway rides were also problem-free. Gladly again and can only recommend the whole thing!
The pass was delivered on time and quickly and was in a very extensive package with a lot of information and a map of Rome. The use in Rome itself ran smoothly and has saved us a lot of stress with local ticket offices and ticket counters. Highly recommended.
With the plethora of tourists, it is highly advisable to pre-book in Germany. Everything worked out wonderfully. It is good to enjoy the benefits and pass the queue.
A very nice holiday in a beautiful city! Recommendation: The Villa Farnesina in Trastevere! Not so crowded, beautiful.
Due to professional appointments, I had to cancel my trip to Rome at short notice. Very nice and fast contact with Turbopass. Ultimately, I got up to 20 € all costs quickly refunded.
Since I unfortunately got terrible weather, the pass has paid off twice. You did not have to queue in streaming rain in huge lines and you could see various museums at reasonable prices. Did not need to think about whether you prefer bus or train and not for tickets. Would book the pass again and again. Best regards
For the Citypass I give 5 stars because alone the Vatican visit saved us already extremely long queuing. Down to St. Peter's Square was the people queue which needed tickets. We were able to get right up to the main entrance and stood 10 seconds outside. Just a quick check of the tickets and you're done. Then it went straight to the security check, which went very fast and then pick up the regular ticket to the online counter. Online counter is for passport holders. 10 minutes and we were in the first museum. Colosseum the same picture, grapes, however we immediately into it without queuing. Own lock for the passport holder. It gets almost queasy when you go past all the other people waiting. The all wait annoyed. Engelsburg is doing the passport, also own lock, but it would not have been necessary. Still, it could have been. The tour with the open bus we could not use because the weather was not appropriate. That we were allowed to use the public transport with the passport was also good, we drove a lot with it. All in all, the price of the pass might have been a bit high (other providers had even higher prices), but if I think of the preferred entry, then it makes up for me. You just have a better feeling with these crowds in Rome. To Rome, I can only say, a real tourist destination. Masses of people, simply unimaginable. Partly pretty dirty in the streets but not only made by the residents but also and especially by the tourists. Everything is thrown on the street. Not to mention the cigarette butts. But at least it smells good in the restaurants. The sights in Rome are clear to everyone, everyone knows them well. They should be visited. Everybody is worth it. I would like to give a tip here too. Because this is not stated in any tourist website. For movie fans of Bud Spencer (with Terence Hill mostly). Bud Spencer died in 2016 in Rome. And he was buried in the cemetery of the famous people. In the cemetery Campo Verano. An unimaginably beautiful cemetery with beautiful mausoleums, tombs and urn sites. He is the size of a small town. Its own bus line goes to 21 stations. And at the back entrance to the left, near a subway station, stands a chapel with the tomb of Bud Spencer and part of his family. A beautifully decorated altar with photos and utensils by Bud Spencer. The chapel is closed with a lattice gate which gives very good insight. A must for fans. So, we did not regret the visit to Rome, it was great in spite of rather bad weather, for a day the public transport also went on strike, which led to another adventure. No taxi available and we had to go the kilometer long way back from the Vatican to the hotel. But that would be a long story of its own. :-)