My husband and I were the first time in Rome. We were impressed by the wealth of cultural monuments. Even if you can visit some as the churches and the Pantheon or the gardens of Villa Borghese without entrance, is the entrance to other monuments like the Colosseum, Vatican Museums ... quite high. So the ball is definitely worth. We could also act quite flexible, had no long queues and could use all the transport for free. We did not have to stand in front of machines, and understand the pricing system, which is a particular relief when you do not speak Italian. We will buy the pass on our next visit there again.
Thanks Rome City Pass we were very flexible and came off the same everywhere. <br /> Are very glad we chose the City Pass. Thank you very much.
Good viewpoint Vittoriano of Rome.
The Rome City Pass facilitates the stay and sightseeing there immensely. Upon arrival in the city center one can immediately use the public transport without Over rum only great with the purchase of travel tickets. However, the most preferred are the admissions to the Colloseum and the Vatican. Especially if you are planning a 2 or 3 day trip, the time savings is huge! And if you no longer have power to run and explore the city itself, one can quite comfortably make a city tour which is also included. <br /> <br /> I will recommend the Turbo Pass to anyone and my next trip and even buy again! <br />
The Rome City Pass is worthwhile in any case! We had 3 days option and stayed 5 days in Rome. Vatican Museums, the Colosseum, Castel Sant'Angelo, Italian National Museum, city tours and much more, everything was fine and everything without large queues. We would buy the pass again.
Visiting the Vatican and the Sistine Chapel without waiting in the heat was really good. It saved precious time we could then spend inside
The Turbo Pass is a fantastic device. Our stay in Rome was wonderful and we can see a lot of things. Especially the sightseeing tour by double-decker bus was terrific.
Unfortunately a bit complicated first to exchange the tickets and then entrance tickets and airport transfer would have been good with the train but the email service was very good
Our 6-day stay in Rome went very well. We enjoyed all the visits that our planes scheduled with Turbopass. We were amazed at every moment of our trip by the so many emotions we felt each time we walked or visited. The guides we met made us love Rome and its history, its monuments. The only downside that could have spoiled our stay was that we were unable to find the Iobus agency to exchange our public transport ticket for our tickets for our stay. We thought we were going to have a very bad vacation. In the end, we bought tickets for a week directly at the Atac office. It cost us the first visit to plan, but it was quickly forgotten by our stay, which delighted us on every level.
Generally recommended, but unfortunately, some entrance fees aren't included, such as the exhibition in the Roman Forum, the tour of the dome of St. Peter's Basilica, the Colosseum basement, etc. If admission is already included in the pass, then please include it in the entirety. Otherwise, everything was fine; I got past the queues quickly.
All the bookings worked out and so did the time slots. Most of us arrived a little early, but there were hardly any queues for us. All in all, I really recommend it!
Good investment to travel with the Turbo Pass, made things a lot easier with the hop on hop off bus for orientation, otherwise you can get around well with the metro. We visited Castel Sant'Angelo, Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, St. Peter's Basilica, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps and Piazza Navona and Fiori. The Tonarelli restaurant is highly recommended, very friendly, young, committed staff, TOP food, TOP service, expect a bit of a wait time but it's definitely worth it.
This pass is a great thing. Everything worked out. I would have one more thing. With the hop on hop off we had a really hard time finding the stations. Otherwise, the entrance fees etc. were all super perfect
The Rome turbopass was quite handy and helpful. I got quick entries everywhere. However, the turbopass does not include charges for audioguides which I had to pay in addition to whatever I had paid for turbopass. Audioguides are not available for Palatine hills and forum if you enter from Palatine hills gate. The weird thing was that the pass for Palatine hills and roman forum was valid for 24 hours but you can enter only once and have to finish in that day. Although the guide was great, the walking tour was quite short and would have included a few more sites in the city.
Essential for certain visits like the Colosseum...... it would be nice to add certain museums like the Capitoline or Borghese museums...
There are really a lot of attractions included. But you should read carefully.
I shouldn't have booked the transfer to the airport, there are quite a few providers and you don't have to wait 2 hours for the booked bus to avoid a small surcharge. The Rome City Pass is highly recommended for all other attractions. The Public Transportation Ticket is also quite useful for saving time. The surprisingly modern subway and the bus network are clear and easy to use. Even though I did a thorough research of the sights, I was very impressed by the tour of the catacombs, which was not what I had imagined. The weather in November couldn't have been better. In any case, we returned from Rome very satisfied.
I found this online when looking for some tour information and we decided to try it. It was pretty easy to use to set up the days and times for the Colosseum and Vatican City. The Hop On Hop Off bus worked really well to get to the places and was informative as well as fun to sit up top, the weather was beautiful. My only complaint is that you don't get the map until you're on the bus and we were trying to figure out where the stops were. We couldn't find it online and we ended up taking a taxi from Vatican City only to find out when we finally found a stop and got the map that there was a stop right there. We did ask some local people, but they didn't even know what we were talking about. There needs to be a map or a listing on the website that you can see of where the stops are. If there is one, I surely didn't see it. We did buy the public transportation but never used it, it was kind of confusing so I would skip that. All in all, it was an amazing trip and I would recommend purchasing Turbopass.