Questions & Answers

The Rome Tourist Card is a simple product. When you book, you receive three tickets for three attractions. When purchasing, you can select your preferred date and time slot. You can then print out your tickets or save them on your phone. You will also receive a Rome audio guide.

One advantage of the Rome Tourist Card is its flexibility. If tickets for the most important sights are no longer available, you can choose another attraction instead. There are several top attractions in the Italian capital to choose from.

With the Rome Tourist Card you can visit three attractions free of charge:

  • Colosseum including Roman Forum
  • Vatican Museums including the Sistine Chapel
  • Castel Sant'Angelo or Pantheon or St Peter's Basilica (choose an attraction)

Admission to St Peter's Basilica is generally free of charge. With the Rome Tourist Card, you can take part in a guided tour or an audio tour and visit the dome of St Peter's Basilica.

No, public transport cannot be used with the Rome Tourist Card.

No, you cannot use hop-on hop-off buses with the Rome Tourist Card. If you would like to take a city tour, you should buy a separate ticket. You can find more information here: Hop-on/Hop-off Rome.

Your trip to Rome will be the cheapest if you book all tickets on the official websites of the attractions. However, you have to book the tickets on different websites and the allotments sometimes sell out quickly. If you would buy your tickets from Tiqets.com or Get Your Guide anyway, you can save a bit of money with the Rome Tourist Card. The card is slightly cheaper than individual tickets.

It is recommended to book the Rome Tourist Card as early as possible. For trips in spring, summer and autumn, we recommend buying the Tourist Card three to four weeks before your arrival in Rome.

Unfortunately, the most important sights sell out quickly. There are often only a few tickets left for the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums in particular.

Yes, the Rome Tourist Card is also available for children and young people. The tickets are slightly cheaper for children. The exact price depends on the age of the traveller. However, the Rome Tourist Card is not worthwhile for children, as they have free entry to many attractions anyway.

Yes, you can buy up to 10 Rome Tourist Cards in one booking process. You can then forward the tickets to the other travellers.

After your purchase you will receive your personal discount voucher by e-mail. With this voucher you save 10% on your next booking of a Rome ticket. You can use your discount code for the following attractions, for example:

  • Borghese Gallery
  • Hop-on/Hop-off bus
  • Capitoline Museums
  • Palazzo Barberini
  • Catacombs
  • Villa Medici

No, cancellation or rebooking is not possible. Tickets for the attractions are reserved for you when you make your booking. These tickets cannot be rebooked.

The Rome Tourist Card is a product of Tiqets.com. The Tourist Card can only be purchased on the official website. You can contact Tiqets customer service by e-mail (customerservice@tiqets.com), Chat or WhatsApp.

Yes, there are other Rome City Cards, but they work differently. Two good alternatives are the Rome City Pass and the official Roma Pass.

Rome City Pass: With this Rome Pass you can visit some of the most important sights. These include the Colosseum, the Vatican Museums and Castel Sant'Angelo. You can also use the hop-on hop-off buses and take part in guided city tours. The Rome City Pass is valid for between 1 and 7 days.

Roma Pass: The official Roma Pass is valid for 48 or 72 hours. During this time, you can use public transport and visit 1-2 sights free of charge. There are also discounts for many museums and sights in Rome.

The following products, for example, are suitable for other Italian cities:

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