Omnia Card Rome: how it works and where to buy

Quick Guide to the Pass Museums

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To introduce one of the experiences included in the Omnia Card Rome, we preferred to let the images speak for themselves through this magnificent and evocative shot, taken in the Gallery of Maps of the Vatican Museums.

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• Overview
• Details and Useful Info
• FAQ

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Overview

The Omnia Card Rome is a complete city pass designed for those who want to explore Rome in a simple, organized, and cost-effective way, combining priority access to main attractions, public transport included (see also Getting around Rome 🔗) and dedicated tourist services. It is available in different duration options, ideal for both short stays and more in-depth visits of the city.

The pass grants access to some of the most iconic attractions of Rome and the Vatican, such as the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Palatine Hill, the Capitoline Museums, and many other museums, archaeological sites, and cultural landmarks spread throughout the historic center.

The offer is completed by unlimited urban public transport, the Hop-on Hop-off tourist bus, and a rich package of multilingual audio guides, allowing visitors to explore the city independently. The result is an ideal balance of convenience, flexibility, and savings, perfect for those who want to optimize time, mobility, and budget without missing a full experience.

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Details and Useful Info

How it works

The Omnia Card allows access with a single digital or physical pass to the main attractions of Rome and the Vatican, including useful services for getting around the city. Activation occurs at first use, either when entering an attraction or on public transport. In short:

• Priority access to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel.
• Access to iconic museums and sites in Rome such as the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, and Capitoline Museums (depending on the chosen formula).
• Use of public transport and the Hop-on Hop-off tourist bus.
• Multilingual audio guides for walking itineraries and main monuments.

Duration and prices

The Omnia Card Rome is available in three different versions, designed to suit different travel needs:

• Omnia 24h – ideal for short stays, mainly focused on the Vatican and tourist bus.
• Omnia 72h – the most complete version, includes Vatican, main attractions of Rome, and public transport.
• Omnia Smart – flexible formula valid for 12 months, with access to Vatican and Colosseum.

Prices vary depending on the duration and type of card. For up-to-date rates and promotions, check the official Omnia Card website.

What’s included

The Omnia Card 72h, the most comprehensive option, includes a well-balanced combination of attractions, transport and services:

📌 By clicking on the links, you can access our in-depth guides 🔗 for each individual attraction.

• Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel 🔗
• Official audio guide of St. Peter’s Basilica 🔗

Access to two attractions of your choice in Rome among:

• Colosseum 🔗
• Roman Forum and Palatine Hill 🔗
• Capitoline Museums 🔗
• Castel Sant’Angelo 🔗
• Galleria Borghese 🔗
• Other partner museums

Unlimited public transport on buses, trams, metro and urban railways.
Hop-on Hop-off panoramic bus service.
Multilingual audio guides for self-guided walking itineraries.

Where to buy

The Omnia Card can be conveniently purchased online or directly in the city at official collection points. Purchasing online in advance is recommended to ensure availability and save time upon arrival.

• Official website: Omnia Card
• Purchase Omnia Pass online – most popular
• Omnia Collection Point in Rome (St. Peter, San Giovanni in Laterano, Mamertine Prison)

Practical tips

• Activate the card at the strategic time to make the most of the available hours.
• Book in advance the most requested attractions like Colosseum and Galleria Borghese.
• Use the tourist bus to get oriented in the first city transfers.
• Download audio guides and digital maps for easier navigation.

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