Rome City Pass

• Visit 20+ top attractions including Castel Sant’Angelo and the Pantheon
• Join a guided tour of the Catacombs of St. Callistus with a licensed local guide

Please observe the dress code for visiting the Vatican and wear clothing that covers your knees and shoulders, otherwise you may be refused entry.

Validity: The pass is activated on the first day selected at the time of booking, ensuring it aligns with the planned travel dates for a smooth and coordinated experience. The Rome City Pass is available in German, English and French via online booking. Please book early, as visitor capacity in Rome is limited. You will receive your City Pass, and the airport transfer if required, by e-mail.
Airport transfer: Your airport transfer ticket includes the journey from Fiumicino and Ciampino airports to the city centre and a return journey to the airport. You can use the airport transfer on flexible days, the validity of the transfer ticket is not tied to the days of the pass.

Important: If you have not received an email from Turbopass, please check the spam or junk folder in your email inbox. If the message has been categorised as spam/junk mail, there should be one of the following options: ‘Not spam’, ‘Not junk’ or ‘Add sender to white list’. This will help you to receive future emails from Turbopass. If you still cannot find an email, please contact our customer service.

Attention early bookers! Reservations are possible approx. six weeks before the desired date, you will receive your documents at least 1 day before your specified travel date. For last-minute bookers: The processing time for your booking may take 24 hours.

Validity: The Rome City Pass is valid for one day or two, three, four, five or seven consecutive days, starting from the first day the pass is used. The validity cannot be extended. Not even if the validity period happens to include a museum’s closing day. Upon presentation, you will receive free access to the sights and museums included in the Rome City Pass. The services included in the Rome City Pass can be used/visited once in any order during the period of validity of your City Pass.

Opening hours: Some museums and sights may be closed for renovation or at short notice on certain days. Many Italian museums are closed on Mondays (does not apply to the Vatican, the Colosseum and the tour) and on 25 December, 1 January and 1 May. The Vatican Museums are closed on Sundays and on some church holidays. St Peter’s Basilica is always closed on Wednesdays from 8am to 12pm and on 24 December and 31 December.

That's good to know: Rome can get crowded during peak travel times. Please be prepared for many visitors who want to visit the main attractions just like you. Security checks are mandatory for everyone and there may be waiting times. The capacity of the Colosseum has been limited to 3000 visitors, which may mean that you have to wait despite having a reservation. In addition to the Colosseum or the Vatican, we recommend visiting the many other great museums and attractions that are perhaps less in the spotlight.