Priority access to the Vatican, Colloseum and Castel Sant'Angelo. Furthermore, public transport included. A successful trip. Any time again.
I bought the Rome Pass for me and my family for our first family trip to Europe this summer and we were very satisfied with the service. We got to visit a lot of attractions while we were there, and we received the pass on time for our trip. None of us know a lick of Italian, so it was a relief that all we needed to do was show our tickets at the counter! ;) Will be purchasing Passes in the future when we’re in Europe again!
We had a super stay with the 3 day pass in Rome. The time savings at the queues (Colosseum, Sistine Chapel and much more) alone are absolutely worth the money.
The Turbopass Rome is just perfect, we have extensively used public transport and were in the "Skip the Line Options" just like the Vatican visit pleasantly surprised at how smoothly went our three days pass. I consider that this pass highly recommended, if you can handle a full tour calendar, this is not the case are single tickets probably cheaper.
The Turbopass was the best investment. Free admission to many attractions, sightseeing, public transport. No waiting, alone for this the pass was worth every penny.
The Rome City Pass was well worth it. Especially good we found the easy mobility with the subway and the shorter waiting time at major attractions. That really made itself felt, especially when visiting the Vatican. Rome is definitely worth a visit and be smoother with the Rome Pass.
The 3-day Roma Pass City was the ideal opportunity all attractions without having to queue within küzester time to explore. The 3-day visit to apply from the first entry that 3-day Metro-use but only from the first ride - good for longer stays. A sightseeing tour is recommended (included) - definitely on the dome of St. Peter (8 euros) Thicker Shoe Sole for much running. Small streets with typical restaurants along the wall between the Vatican and Castel Sant'Angelo. Tip: "Hedera" - Borgo Pio 179 - small Eiscafe with the charm of the 50s and incomparable specialties such as vanilla ice cream with selbergemachtem licorice liqueur. In District Trestevere: "Il Vicolo di Caruso" - Vicolo de Cinque 27, Piazza Trilussa - Recommendation: the seafood platter for 2 and all surprises of the house. Have fun and many culinary impressions.
The passports reached us in time. Very fast delivery! Top! It is indeed true, we walked everywhere past the queue and have not saved it. Colosseum, Vatican, Castel Sant'Angelo and sightseeing - all joined in and we were very pleased. Rome is worth the trip! Thank you, gladly again!
Dear pilgrims to Rome, we were in October four full days in Rome. To save time, we decided to Rompass and did not regret it. However, standing in line was mandatory. Many Rompassbesitzer wanted "past the queue". Since we wanted to experience Rome, we visited only the CLOSE UP. Nevertheless, we were daily. 14/15 hours on their feet and have the cost of Rompass departed. So if you want to spend more time, for it is definitely worthwhile to buy in Rome. The Ulmonapp I can only recommend to anyone. Gone are the days of city maps and travel guides, shame really, so we always knew where we are and where we need to. Public transport has always brought us to our destination. Not later than two days we did the way to the Metro. Seats are also not guaranteed, but it is known by plans where you are, how many stations are in front of a and saves time. And one more thing: To make holidays of the metropolis we took the train to Ostia. The track is included in Rompass and belongs to public transport. Over a glass of wine to enjoy the sunset by the sea. Just beautiful. The service was top. Here again, our thanks to Hamburg. Even a transfer was not a problem. The Rompass we would take again. Eben - past the queue.
Rome is a fascinating city! But this also know hundreds of thousands of other people! Therefore, the Turbopass (Pass Roma)! The pass just leave alone the line at the Vatican Museums (queuing for hours) are left to walk past all the waiting, a great experience :-) The same is true at the Colloseum! In addition, I have visited the Castel Sant'Angelo with the pass. Class is that you can use the pass to all (!) Public transport nearby. The inclusive city tour has also been fun. I can recommend the pass to 120%! Thanks for that!
Our experience with the Rome City Pass has been positive! Not only the many discounts and avoiding queuing at the major sights (Vatican, Colosseum etc.), but rather the free use of public transport we loved it! Is it still as good on foot, you need this but very to at least roughly to move in the direction that should be every day's goal! Buses run everywhere, but not as sharp as with us in Germany! ;-) The Metro is a must and also the lines of the tram are recommended, they drive but, unlike the Metro for days! Two of our trips were for us the most beautiful: the district "Trestevere" (still original Rome with narrow streets, charming cafes and cozy atmosphere); the Via Appia Antica (adventurous ride in the footsteps of the ancient Romans)! There were 7 days in Rome and will certainly seen far from everything, but no matter where they are there just, leave the beaten track and just turn times on the predetermined path, there is everywhere something to discover!
War super!
My partner and I were impressed by the Rome City Pass, whether it concerned the use of public transport or Skip the Line, everything was perfectly organized with this pass. The panoramic bus we used when we were still a bit tired then and have all the impressions of the city can once again pass us. Gladly again. Meanwhile, I have the Rome City Pass already recommend friends who were very pleased with it as well.
If everything works as expected. Promote the pass to 100%
We took the Rome City Pass fully got our money - in the truest sense of the word, because we have the EUR 101,80 reinbekommen again and had the immense advantage snake to pass almost anywhere on the (looooong). We were ... - at the Vatican (on the miserable long line past) ... really impressive, a MUST-SEE, - in the Castel Sant'Angelo (also in a very long line past) ... with a great view of Rome - in Villa Borghese (no queue because reservation necessary) ... great art treasures - the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine ... with interesting leadership of an agency (and discounts) and have the city tour enjoyed ... as well as three days aound free by bus, tram, metro and train in Rome. It was a great holiday - Rome is a wonderful, beautiful city. Extremely impressive.