With Turbopass you can see many things without stress and without waiting. Hop on hop off was really interesting for an overview of Rome. Absolutely to visit Palazzo Massimo. I also recommend the Rome City Pass
Absolutely a must have because of the many attractions included, not only Vatican and Colosseum but also Palazzo Massimo, Caracalla.
The Open bus is also interesting, you can have a nice view of Rome.
I will use again this pass for the next trip to Rome.
Thank you
With the help of the City Pass, we were able to reserve the sights in advance and thus avoid long queues in the sun. The listing of the different possibilities helped us to classify the different sights. On a next trip we would use the City Pass again!
Was super satisfied, gladly again
The Pass helps you to visit many other interesting attractions of rome, not only Vatican and colosseum.
a great solution for all.
Thank you
Hello explorers, we visited Rome for 5 days. Using the City Pass, which we booked for 4 days, we were able to get an overview with the Hope-off Bus, then we saw the Colosseum including the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, the Castel Sant'Angelo, the Vatican with museums and St. Peter's Basilica and numerous places such as Visited the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, Piazza Novona and Piazza Venezia with the Memorial of Italy. Thanks to the Rome Pass, we were able to visit the sights and enjoy the visit within the booked time slot with our online reserved tickets without a long wait. We definitely recommend the Rome Pass.
after reading very bad reviews we were pleasantly surprised how everything worked very well. If you also find out (before you want to use the pass) how and where to get all the tickets, your stay in Rome is very easy to organize. Since we had a very central hotel in Rome, we were able to get or book the ticket for local transport at Termini station and the ticket for Engelsburg very quickly and easily at Piazza Navona. All in all, the turbo pass is planned again for our next trip to Rome.
Usage was very easy. Lots of interesting attractions to visit included. Palazzo Massimo and Altemps impressive.
We were in Rome at the beginning of June 2022. Unfortunately, due to time constraints, we were unable to make a sightseeing plan. The turbo pass helped us a lot, there are many attractions that we took with us and we didn't have to queue in the long queues. Suggestion for improvement: It would have been nice if we had received a city map showing all usable attractions, possibly also with subway stations. We had used the route planner on our cell phones. Overall we were very satisfied.
Highly recommended, saves time and money. Everything worked very well.
We have used the pass extensively. Next time we will take several days. The time was running out. Definitely was profitable. For Engelsburg we had to validate the tickets and had to go to a ticket booth.
Everything is worth seeing in Rome, everyone has to decide for themselves. The hotel and staff of the hotel "Canada" was great.
Turbopass is a great thing. Because many attractions are included, a lot of money can be saved. In addition, you may also discover sights that you had not thought of before. I'm glad I bought it and would do it again anytime!
At the Castel Sant'Angelo there is a pretty cafe with a view! Rome is incredibly beautiful! The pass is definitely worth it. A lot of important information is already transmitted when it is sent. Be sure to read it well!
It is ideally the best way to get around Rome.
The Rome Pass including airport shuttle and local transport ticket was really worth it and is highly recommended. A suggestion for Turbopass: You can make it much easier for your customers to find the issuing office for local transport tickets if you add this addition to the street address: "..., a kiosk at a metro entrance." I add a map sketch.
This pass is ideal for people who want to so as much as possible in short time. I booked airport and public transportation so I didn’t have to worry about any of that. I saved about 60 € with this. I went to Rome for 5 days and I bought this pass for 3, so I did in 2 days all the free activities in Rome and in 3 everything that had to be paid and it was perfect for me. I really recommend this pass and I advise you to read the instructions of the activities you want to do because sometimes you see that it is included in your pass but you can’t enter directly to the attraction because you need to validate your ticket somewhere else. It was the case of Castel Sant'Angelo.
It was so easy and comfortable with turbo pass to have everything in one place and all the tickets on my phone. Everyone recognise the pass and after a fast tickets scan all doors was open for us. We've stayed 3 day and made the most of it.
In day one, the most full one we've visited all the Museo Nazionale Romano (Palazzo Massimo, Palazzo Altemps, Crypta Balbi, Terme di Diocleziano) plus Stadio Di Domiziano, Vicus Caprarius and Museo delle Cere (which is not big deal if you been previously in London at Madam Tussauds).
Second day was all about the Colosseum. We took the Hop-on-hop-off Green Line Bus and after Pantheon we've stop at Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hills. Capuchin Crypt we visit after that but we had to pay because wasn't in the turbo pass. The one place where we had to pay.
The third day was less walking because our hotel was next to Vatican so we did Castel Sant'Angelo, Museo Leonardo da Vinci Experience which was unexpectedly so good, kids really enjoyed and last the Vatican Museum, Vatican courtyards and don't forget the Sistine Chapel, we almost get out without to see it so we had to go back. St. Peter's Basilica is free but to get to the dome you need to pay, but it's worth it.
Like you see, we really enjoyed the pass and in total, after this 3 days we walked 70 km and did around 80.000 steps. But we recover in the evening with best pasta, pizza and lasagna.