Rome Tickets

Visiting Rome is practically like taking a trip back in time to learn about the history of one of the most influential civilizations in our culture. You can see up close the headquarters of the largest religious institution in the world: the Catholic Church.

The city is home to religious monuments, palaces, and galleries featuring religious art and other movements, such as Renaissance and medieval art. You'll also discover charming natural spaces and see the remains of the great Roman Empire. Here are the tickets you won't want to miss during your trip to the Italian capital.

During this visit, you will feel the spirit of Roman civilization in all its splendor. You will visit the three most famous Roman buildings: the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. With these tickets, you will have complete freedom to visit each monument in the order you prefer and will have an audio guide to learn more about each place.

You'll see the Colosseum, where gladiator fights, executions, and performances took place. You'll pass through the Roman Forum, where various military events were held and markets were held. You'll also explore part of the Palatine Hill, a mythological mountain where Rome is said to have been founded.

• Price: from $78

Take a close look at the great collections of the Catholic Church and visit one of the most iconic spaces for this religion: the Sistine Chapel. You will see the room where the highest representatives of Catholicism meet and you will be able to see Michelangelo's unparalleled painting "The Creation of Adam".

In the museums, you will admire a series of objects and items belonging to different popes throughout history, as well as an extensive collection of paintings and works from the Renaissance and other movements. You will also pass through famous spaces such as the Gallery of Maps and the Courtyard of the Pine Cone. Avoid the queues at the ticket office and buy your tickets in advance.

• Price: from $61

With this experience, you will participate in a Papal Audience to receive a blessing directly from the pontiff, just a few meters away. You will be able to see the ambassador of St. Peter on earth up close and take advantage of the opportunity to have some souvenirs or objects blessed.

This ticket will also facilitate your access to the activity, as you will not have to make any requests or go through any procedures to be part of the audience. You will also have a guided tour bus that will pick you up at your hotel and take you on a tour of the city. It will also ensure that you arrive at the Vatican square with plenty of time to spare .

• Price: from $45

Take a close look at the artistic quality reflected in several of the works in the Borghese Gallery. In these rooms, you can view at your own pace various paintings by the great names of Italian painting: Bernini, Caravaggio, and Raphael. All in a peaceful setting full of beauty.

You will see world-famous paintings such as "Young Bacchus," "Apollo and Daphne," "Boy with a Basket of Fruit, " "David," and more. You can also breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the natural charm of the Villa Borghese gardens.

• Price: from $57

The Capitoline Museums are described as the world's first museum. If you venture into this artistic complex, which has been open since 1734, you will find a collection of distinctive works of Roman art and mythology. You will also be immersed in history, as during your visit you will watch a video about ancient Rome.

Among the works in the collection , you will see the Capitoline Wolf, a symbol of Roman civilization that has survived the passage of time. You will also see the imposing sculptures of gods such as Apollo, Eros, and Venus. You will also see the bronze sculptures of two great emperors: Marcus Aurelius and Constantine.

• Price: from $27

When you visit Castel Sant'Angelo, you will learn about part of the history of the Middle Ages, reflected in various corners of this enclosure. You will see the tomb of Emperor Hadrian, dating from the 2nd century AD, as well as the execution court, which was used during the Inquisition.

You will also be delighted by the paintings, sculptures, and murals distributed throughout the corridors, most of which date back to the Renaissance. To further enrich the experience, this ticket includes access to the rooftop, where you can enjoy beautiful views of the city.

• Price: from $32

At the Leonardo Da Vinci Museum, you will explore a variety of inventions by this artist and scientist. The idea is to offer you various options for interacting with machines such as early models of cars and airplanes, farming machines, pulleys, etc. You will also see sketches of many of these enigmatic devices.

You will also come into contact with nine holograms, giving you a 3D view of many of Da Vinci's geniuses, so you can better understand how they worked. Added to all this is admission to the site located beneath the museum, a space full of archaeological pieces dating back to 43 BC.

• Price: from $12

At the Welcome to Rome exhibition, you will learn about the history of Rome at different important moments in its 2,700-year timeline. This is achieved through a completely immersive experience using holograms, an audio guide, and various projections that will take you on a journey through time in approximately 30 minutes.

You will see images on the walls, ceiling, and floor, giving you incredible perspectives and allowing you, your family, and friends to learn much more about the history of this place that is so important to Western civilization.

• Price: from $22

The Barberini Palace and the Corsini Palace make up the Gallery of Ancient Art in Rome. Here you will find more than 1,000 works in the collection, including pieces from the 17th and 18th centuries. You will see paintings by important artists such as Caravaggio, El Greco, Van Dyck, and Perugino.

Although the palaces are not next to each other, it is easy to visit both. In addition, each building is decorated with great skill, as they were Roman residences in ancient times. So take advantage of the entrance to both palaces to take the best photos.

• Price: from $18

If you are an opera lover or someone who wants to experience it for the first time, you can choose to attend an open-air concert, specifically at the Borromini Terrace, in the central area of Piazza Navona.

Not only will you appreciate the artistic quality of the piece, but you will also be delighted by the views from above. In addition, with these tickets you will enjoy appetizers such as salami and cheese, and drinks such as red wine or Prosecco. At the end of the show, you can take part in a guided tour of the rooftop where part of the award-winning Italian film "La Grande Bellezza" was filmed.

• Price: from $161

At the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran, you can learn about various episodes in the history of the Catholic religion, immortalized in each of its spaces. This cathedral, used by popes for some of their celebrations, houses large statues, imposing columns, mosaics, and much more.

As you walk through this site, you will pass through places such as the Cloister, the Holy Stairs, the Treasury Museum, and the Sancta Sanctorum Chapel. In addition, during the visit, you will have an audio guide with this ticket to learn more about the place.

• Price: from $17

Discover more than 200 species of animals at Rome's Bioparco, one of the oldest zoos in Europe. On this tour, ideal for children, you will see animals in a comfortable environment similar to their natural habitat.

You'll see brown bears, sea lions, white rhinos, ring-tailed lemurs, owls, giraffes, and much more. All this in a safe environment for both you and the animals. You'll also learn about the threats each species faces, the best conditions for survival, and more.

• Price: from $23

You don't have to be a sculpture connoisseur to enjoy the more than 250 figures that make up the Rome Wax Museum. In this place, considered an enviable wax art gallery, you will see figures of characters from various social, religious, political, and cultural backgrounds.

You'll see figures of characters such as Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, Leonardo Da Vinci, Michael Jackson, Picasso, Barack Obama, Albert Einstein, Pope Francis, Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, and many other personalities. In addition, the audio guide included with the ticket will tell you about the manufacturing process of each figure.

• Price: from $12

, the Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill

If you want to discover the remains of the Roman Empire, then you can take a complete tour of the great buildings that are still standing: the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.

With your ticket to the Colosseum, you also get access to the arena, which was the specific setting where the great events of the time took place. You will also see the ruins of the Roman Forum, including buildings such as the Temple of Saturn and the Arch of Septimius Severus. You will also stroll through the legendary Palatine Hill and discover one of the oldest areas of Rome.

• Price: from $34

Discover the Italian expressionist universe of the 20th century at the Palazzo Merulana in Rome while admiring a collection of more than 90 works spread over the palace's four floors. These include paintings and sculptures by some of the biggest names in contemporary Italian art, such as Antonietta Raphaël, Mario Ceroli, and Percle Fazzini.

You can also enjoy works by contemporary artists in the temporary exhibition hall. You also get the benefit of creating your own professional-quality postcard to keep as a beautiful souvenir. Enjoy these tickets to the garden areas , full of natural beauty.

• Price: from $17

At Cinecittà World in Rome, you can have fun with your family while enjoying the magic of cinema. This theme park dedicated to the seventh art offers more than 20 indoor attractions. You'll see 4D simulations of Tyrannosaurus Rex and other dinosaur species in Jurassic War.

You can also ride the Treno del West on a journey through the Wild West and get your adrenaline pumping on the roller coaster that reaches speeds of 70 km/h. This ticket also includes a visit to Aquaworld, a water park equipped with a huge cinema pool.

• Price: from $32

Experience a unique moment watching an opera concert at the Palazzo Santa Chiara, located in the center of Rome. Thanks to the acoustics of the venue, you won't miss a single moment of the performance. This is a complete cultural experience, as you will be watching opera in the country where this art form was invented.

In addition to the vocal quality of the artists, you will be delighted by the work of the orchestra that usually accompanies the show. You can also tour the palace, where works by artists such as Berdini have been exhibited.

• Price: from $50

Venture to the Palazzo Doria Pamphili and discover the collection of approximately 400 works belonging to Pope Innocent X and some of his successors. Among the works, you will find pieces by important artists such as Raphael, Caravaggio, Bernini, and Titian, which boast unparalleled artistic quality.

Take note of the dramatic impact of some of the frescoes, such as "The Temptation of Saint Anthony," "Rest on the Flight into Egypt," and the portrait of "Innocent X" by Velázquez. In addition, the palace that houses the rooms is also striking for its architecture and decorative style.

• Price: from $34

Whether you're familiar with opera or not, you have an exclusive date for a concert at the Valdense Church in the center of Rome. You'll have the pleasure of listening to great soprano and tenor voices in the exceptional acoustics of this religious venue.

In addition, the concert includes the performance of various pieces of classical music by composers such as Vivaldi, Verdi, Puccini , and Bellini. You will experience the concert in an intimate setting thanks to the warmth that characterizes the church and the fact that tickets are limited.

• Price: from $41

Villa D'Este offers you spaces full of splendor and fresh air. You can stroll through its endless gardens while you relax and contemplate the beauty of this World Heritage Site, declared as such in 2001.

You will see structures with architectural styles dating back to the 1500s, which will give you the feeling of traveling back in time. Perhaps you will feel the same as you make your way through the fountains and stairways scattered throughout the gardens. You will also see the famous water organ, whose sound varies according to the flow of water running through it.

• Price: from 41

At the Museum of Illusions, you will confuse your senses and understand that your perception of reality is not always reliable. During your visit, you will encounter various special effects throughout the rooms.

You can sit at the table and watch your image turn into five, test your perception of size and balance, feel like you're moving along the walls defying gravity, and experience many more illusions. This ticket is therefore ideal if you're traveling with children or with family and friends.

With the Roma Pass, you'll be entitled to visit several of the city's main monuments and attractions. This includes admission to the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Palatine Hill, the National Galleries of Ancient and Modern Art, and much more.

This pass is ideal if you're traveling to the city for a few days, as it allows you to see the essentials and offers two- and three-day options. To make your trip even easier, you will have unlimited access to public transport, as well as to the various P.Stop sanitized restrooms.

• Price: from $69

If one of your main reasons for visiting Rome is to explore the Vatican, then the Omnia Card and Roma Pass are the best options for accessing the most important sites in the Holy City. For example, you'll get admission to the Sistine Chapel, the Vatican Museums, and St. Peter's Basilica.

By combining the benefits of two cards, you can visit Rome's most iconic sites for two or three days, depending on your travel plans. You'll also have unlimited use of public transportation to get to each monument with ease.

• Price: from $174

If you are visiting Rome for 3 days, the Roma Super Pass is a convenient option . With this pass, you can visit religious sites such as St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums, as well as the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, with admission included.

All this, with the option of traveling on public transport at no additional cost, some audio guides for the attractions, and Internet access at the tourist office. This option allows wheelchair access, making it easier for people with reduced mobility to get around.