Perfect, always well signposted, you can immediately discover the benefits of the turbo pass, saved us a lot of waiting time! Highly recommended!
Perfect for transport (bus, tram, metro and train) and for visits We have avoided the long queues at the Colosseum and the Vatican Museum The pass is valid for 72 hours from when it is activated
Easy to buy, fast delivery, perfectly tailored to your personal needs! The Turbo Pass is a MUST for all Rombesucher! I would do that again and again ...
Everything went very well! No queuing and you do not want that on vacation!
At first very skeptical about whether the promises made would apply and that it would actually pass all queues, I consider retrospectively the Rom City Pass in combination with the Roma Pass for an ingenious invention. The extension of the public transport to Fiumicino Airport would increase the genius. Thank you and best regards
Everything went great! It's worth it in any case, because you spared long waiting times. And can get into the subway at any time.
The Gutschrin is well worth the money, just because of the privileged entrance we had in the Vatican Museums, the Coliseum, Castel Sant'Angelo, .... The use of public transport is a great advantage. Tip: Let the cards be sent home. We had the misfortune to have waited a little longer at the pickup station because the queue was quite long.
We can only recommend the Rome City Pass, because he saved us some long lines and the use of public transport was quick and easy. An absolute highlight for us was the visit to the Coliseum. It took us exactly 20 minutes to leave our hotel room until we were in the middle of this overwhelming arena. Our hotel was 5 stops from the "Colosseo". Another small tip: For children must be solved at the Colosseum a free ticket at the counter. This is also valid for access to the Roman Forum. We had again extra hired. Visiting the Vatican was equally impressive, but visiting the museums was more of a flow in the crowd than a treat. The ascent of St. Peter's Basilica and the beautiful view have made everything good again.
And miracles nice thanks to the turbo pass There are so many options included in it To the 100% recommendation With kind regards, Family Berger Our next trip takes us Thanks to Turbopass to Berlin Thank you pictures are here too big five times Tried Send you an email to thank you for understanding
We used this to visit Vatican Museum, Coliseum, Capitoline museum, Forum and occasional tube trip. It was busy in October, so the card was worth every penny for helping us beat the queues. Book we'll in advance so it can be sent via post, you can use for travel in from Airport. Also book Vatican and other popular places well in advance or you may still not get in even with the card. We missed out on Borghese museum. Have a great trip.
"SCHOLARS LOUNGE" Rome, Irish Bar, Via del Plebiscito, 101 / b Roma; great pub with live sports on countless screens (eg, Premier League, Bundesliga, Serie A, NFL, ...); large selection of drinks and dishes or snacks (very delicious). "Sweet Life", Gelateria - Pasticceria, Homemade Ice Cream, C.so Vittorio Emanuele II 270 Roma; very good homemade ice cream, many different varieties.
Castel Sant'Angelo and Vittorio Emanuele building offer beautiful views of Rome. Hop on hop off tourist buses are good tours and very informative. Turbopass / City Pass Rome is a good choice and kept the promise that you can bypass the queues and get directly into the sights.
Our trip in Italy was much easier with the Turbo Pass in Rome. Travel by public transport as you like without having to pull a ticket, do not queue in the Collosseum, Vatikant, Castel Sant'Angelo and many more. As long as the snakes were, we would not wait without the pass. Unfortunately, I had forgotten my passport at home and the customer service had suggested a solution directly to me. So we recommend it 100% further.
Conveniently thinking about what you want to look at home and looking forward to passing by the long lines. And enjoy the public transport ...
We (2 adults) were in Rome for the first time and took some time in advance. Such as Google Earth, there we are the footpaths to the hotel, the nearest train station and which attraction we can reach, theoretically expired. We have calculated a lot (entrance fees) and have come alone because of the unknown, but certainly very long waits at the Vatican on the worth of the City Passes. And the purchase was 100%. Passing the endless line and avoiding hours of waiting, that alone is worth the pass. Of course you also save with it. The free driving on the Metro is also part of it and is of great use to prove even more routes and alone to see this underground system was worth it. We had great enthusiasm with the hop-on-hop-off bus tour. When you first board the bus, the ticket is valued and then valid for the rest of the day. Now you can always get on and off. This is how we experienced a very special day. You absolutely have to sit up (open roof), to experience the traffic of Rome from this position, is unique. The bus routes are laid out, which usually holds directly to sights or special places. Our conclusion after 4 days, the Rom-City-Pass is definitely worth the money.
It is highly recommended to get in advance tickets for the "big" attractions such as Forum Romanum, Colosseum, Vatican Museums. The ticket for public transport, especially metro, is also very useful. Everything worked smoothly with the Rome City Pass. In the small booklet was the following valuable hint: If one leaves the Sistine Chapel by visiting the Vatican Museums through the group exit, one arrives without queuing in the St. Peter's Basilica. You may just have to accept that you missed the museums on the tour to the Sistine Kappele, missed. Or you start the tour again.