We very much enjoyed our visit to the Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel, above all we were able to pass by the long lines. The Castel Sant'Angelo is definitely worth a visit and was included in the turbo pass. Thank you
Especially the passing on the queues was really great!
Good choice to help you skip the queue at the bigger more touristy sites in Rome. One note of warning though when you go on your hop on hop off tour make sure you check to see if the company takes your card and if the actually allow you to hop on hop off... we had a crap experience... plus we walked everywhere so did not use Underground transport or busses.
The Rome City Pass was a good investment for me and my friend because we saved a lot of time on the preferred inlets. However, a little planning is required in the 6-day variant, as you get 2 times the 3-day pass, which are valid from the first use and certain attractions (of course, the known) only a certain number per pass are free. Everything is described in a very clear booklet, which made everything work great here.
We were able to use the City Pass in Rome very well. Everything worked very well. Most of the attractions had priority admission, so you did not have to wait.
If you do not feel like standing in the belly in the giant snakes - especially the Colosseum or the Vatican City - you will have a lot of fun with the pass. With the pass you get entrance to the museums and sights. Use of public transport is also included. We did not regret it. Now the shadow - if you travel with children or young people, you get a separate "passport", with which you must first get a free ticket. In the Colosseum, we had to stand a little queue for it; For the Capitol Museum even pay a normal price, for the parents, the museum was included. It's just annoying and makes unnecessary stress. Ask in advance for the employee who will issue you the passports (English only). Take a walk in the evening through the city - you will discover Rome differently. St. Peter's Square is empty after 9pm - you will not believe that if you were there before ...
You can hire the others, at least most of the time. The pass saves a lot of time. The Hop on-Hop off tour did not work so well. The stops are not always easy to find, the explanations in bus very poor. Still recommended.
Highly recommended
Perfect to explore the city in a short time! No queuing, but enjoy the sights in peace! The Rome City Pass was really worth it !! Finding the pickup location was a bit difficult, but as soon as we had the passes we could only enjoy. :)
The Rome City Pass helped us a lot to watch the city without long queues. It was a bit difficult to find the pick-up point in Rome, but as soon as we had our tickets, everything ran smoothly!
Great service! Bee convenient
We have experienced the Pass a) Relaxation - because one has to worry about less: It's all paid for days already fulfilled. b) Facilitation - there are so many things to see and do, so it is pleasant to be able to skip the snakes c) Disappointing - even with several starts the promised hop-on / hop-off buses were not to be found. We have seen hundreds of competitors (Red Line, Green Line), but in 4 days only 2x a blue. Also inquiries in hotels or tourist information did not reveal. But it does not matter: in the sunshine you do not want to go by bus, but to the atmosphere of Rome. Despite feeling millions of other tourists, Rome is an unconditional recommendation. Conclusion: The pass was worth it. Gladly again in the next city.
Pass is valued for money. With incl. the skip the lines and free public transport train/tram/bus, it makes life so much easier. We also noticed many people were queuing for train tix and all we had to do was tap and go. Time saver! The hop on/off bus was great.
Saves time (I do not have to get Roma Pass and Vatican ticket myself), but the hop-on-hop-off bus is not worth it. He does not go past the (for me) interesting sights. This leaves all the explanations a little bit unrelated and you have to drive quite a lot despite the bus or by public transport.
The Rome City Pass is in any case recommended, especially the advance on the laaangen queues at the entrance. Or take a hop-on-hop-off bus tour to explore the city first.
Very satisfied with the way they treated me, as it is very good attention and I do not touch that queuing.
Rome City Pass unfortunately did not arrive within 5 working days. I got a pickup with an email immediately. So what then no problem. Pass worked perfectly for all listed sights. Had a very nice time in Rome and could spare us without eternity much unnecessary waiting time. We were very satisfied.
In principle a good and recommended thing. Easy to use. Good that you can use all public transport. However, one must calculate for itself, from when the CityPass really worthwhile. The 3-day pass for 2 persons costs just € 200,00. Now you have to take into account that the visit of some attractions takes a considerable time, unless you want to rave through the exhibition sites of the coach company. For the visit of the Vatican, with museums, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's and then to the Engelsburg we have despite (skip the line tickets in the Vatican) a total of 8.5 hours, thus practically a whole day needed. Likewise a day for the Colosseum and the Roman Forum. The use of public transport is downright cheap. Overall, but especially comfortable, since you buy the single purchase of the maps (attractions, bus / train). Since we love the convenience, we have not regretted the offer nevertheless the bottom line.
I was really very satisfied, but there is a small limitation: in my opinion the fact that you need the paper to go to the Vatican Museums was not quite apparent. Please write this in more detail. As an insider tip I would have the Campo Santo Teutonico. This is the German (in the sense of "Großdeutsch" (So with Austria etc.)) cemetery and the lies in the Vatican. The entrance is free and possible until 12 o'clock. You have to tell the Swiss Garden only to go there.
It all worked great. With the 6 day pass we had 4 important entries without waiting time free. In addition, the Vatican Museum entrance booked in advance, here we are simply past the long queue. Metro and bus ticket has also worked great. We had the passport sent home, so we could start the first day.