For us, the turbo pass was very worthwhile, we were able to visit all the important tourist spots in Rome easily and without complications.
From personal experience I can highly recommend the Rome City Pass. I used almost everything it has to offer like airport transfer, public transport, entrance to Colosseum and entrance to Vatican Museums. I also used the one day hop-on-hop-off bus although it was a bit hard to find the stop at the Colosseum but finally I managed to do so. I also used the free entrance to Castel Sant’Angelo which I can highly recommend. To get your ticket you have to go to the Rome Tourist Office close to the Vatican Museums. There they can make a reservation for you which can’t be on the same day.
If you are new to Rome, the Rome City Pass is a good thing. You can book the most important seats in advance and have many options that are already included in the pass. The price-performance ratio is good. The City Bus ride is free, you can do everything on foot and see even more. I can recommend the pass.
If you are new to Rome, the Rome City Pass is a good thing. You can book the most important seats in advance and have many options that are already included in the pass. The price-performance ratio is good. The City Bus ride is free, you can do everything on foot and see even more. I can recommend the pass.
Everything worked out great, many attractions including very interesting. It was a pleasure. Thanks.
Very easy processing, both when buying and when using it on site.
The Rome City Pass helped us a lot. We visited everything that was included, we can only recommend the pass. With a hotel in the center you don't need a public transport ticket and use the hop-on-hop-off. Castel Sant'Angelo very beautiful. thanks
Maybe I missed it, but there is no pre-setting for a disability card holder. A friendly member of staff noticed my disability and refunded the entrance fee to the Vatican Museum and Sistine Chapel.
The CityPass contains more than enough that can be done in 7 days. A very good investment for anyone who doesn't go on vacation without a plan. He is also a good leverage to discover a lot. The purchase price may be a deterrent at first, but it pays off easily if you only see half of what it actually contains. In addition, you get binding appointments in the Vatican and Colosseum. The stress saved as a result is worth the money.
we used the pass a lot. It was great that we could go straight to the Colosseum and the Vatican museums without waiting in line. We only used a fraction of the possibilities, but have already seen a lot. The hop-on / hop-off tour at the beginning of our vacation ensured that we had a great first impression. We'll be happy to buy it again!
My City Pass was valid for four days. And I really took pretty much everything with me. Some museums were unfortunately closed (gladiator museum), but otherwise the offer was very good. Especially in the Vatican Museums and the Colosseum, we save a lot of time at the entrance.
It wouldn't be bad if the ticket for the Hop on Hop off had also been valid for 3 days!
The Rome City Pass opened up really great opportunities for us. Not only the fact that you didn't have to queue at the Vatican Museums and the Colosseum, but also the fact that many smaller museums were shown that we would otherwise not have been aware of. In 5 days with the pass we got to know Rome from very different sides.
The City Pass made our journey through Rome a lot easier. We got appointments for the Coloseum and the Vatican Museum, so we didn't have to wait long. We didn't have to worry about admission anymore and could just go ahead and enjoy the journey and always go in there on the way, what we wanted at the moment. The City Pass also includes a day of Hop On Hop Off Bis Zour, which we used on the last day to see the sights from a different perspective and to get to the sights that are far away.
We bought the City Pass for our vacation in Rome and it really paid off. The hop-on-hop-off tour that is included was wonderful and everything went smoothly with the preferred admissions, etc. I can only recommend it.
The turbo pass proved to be extremely helpful on our three-day romtripp! To get into the Colosseum, you even had to have booked a ticket like this online beforehand in order to be able to enter it. The time slot in the Vatican also turned out to be very generous, which is why we were still let in despite several hours of delay :) It would have made a lot of sense to buy the plane shuttle from a cost perspective, but you should inform yourself about the accessibility.
We bought the turbo pass for 3 days in July. Everything worked smoothly and we also got all the perks that we benefited from. Attention: If you book entry to the Colosseum on one day, you MUST visit the Roman Forum on the same day for the sake of advantage. We wanted to visit this 2 days later and the admissions were no longer valid. As a courtesy, we got in for free anyway.
Except for one minor problem (a museum was said to be included and finally wasn't), it was perfect, both transport and attractions! Great communication! Thanks!
Simply comfortable. I have visited a lot, Castel Sant'Angelo and the Colosseum are terrific. I will recommend the Rome City Pass. Thank you Turbopass team