Which City Passes are available in Rome?

Four main City Passes are available in Rome: Roma Pass, Omnia Card Rome, Go City Explorer Pass Rome and Rome Turbopass. Each one offers different benefits depending on included attractions, public transport options and the type of trip.

What is the best City Pass for visiting Rome?

The best choice depends on your travel needs. Roma Pass and Omnia Card Rome are ideal for visitors looking for included attractions and public transport, Go City Explorer Pass offers more flexibility, while Rome Turbopass provides a more complete package.

Which Rome City Pass is recommended for a first trip?

For a first visit to Rome, Roma Pass and Omnia Card Rome are generally recommended thanks to the combination of main attractions, public transport and included services.

Do Rome City Passes include public transport?

Roma Pass and Omnia Card Rome include urban public transport. Go City Explorer Pass Rome and Rome Turbopass do not include this service.

Which City Pass should you choose for a short stay in Rome?

For a short stay, the choice depends on the attractions you plan to visit. Roma Pass and Omnia Card offer more structured options, while Go City Explorer Pass and Rome Turbopass provide greater flexibility.

Is it worth buying a Rome City Pass?

A Rome City Pass can be convenient if you plan to visit several included attractions. Before purchasing, it is recommended to compare costs, included services and your planned itinerary.

Rome City Passes Compared

Q: What is the difference between Roma Pass and Omnia Card?

Roma Pass is mainly focused on museums, archaeological sites and public transport. Omnia Card Rome also includes the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel and additional tourist services.

Guide to Rome Tourist Cards

Rome offers several City Cards to visit monuments and museums while saving time and money. Discover and compare Roma Pass, Omnia Card, Go City Explorer Pass and Rome Turbopass to choose the solution that best suits your visit.

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Which are the Rome City Cards

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FAQ

Which are the Rome City Cards

Rome offers several City Cards designed to simplify your visit to the city, combining access to the main attractions, tourist services and, in some cases, included public transport.

The four main solutions available are Roma Pass, Omnia Card Rome, Go City Explorer Pass Rome and Rome Turbopass: each one meets different needs, from the most traditional cultural visit to maximum flexibility in choosing experiences.

ROMA PASS

The Roma Pass is the official card dedicated to visiting museums, archaeological sites and the main cultural attractions of Rome. It includes free or reduced-price admission to affiliated attractions and unlimited urban public transport, making it a practical solution for those who want to visit the Capital while easily moving between the different areas of the city.

It is particularly suitable for first-time visitors to Rome who want to combine monuments, museums and transport with a single digital pass.

OMNIA CARD ROME

The Omnia Card Rome is a solution designed especially for those who want to visit the Vatican and the main religious and cultural attractions of the Capital. The pass combines priority access to places such as the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel with other important attractions in Rome, also including public transport and additional tourist services in the more complete packages.

It is a particularly interesting choice for those who want to dedicate part of their stay to Vatican City and visit Rome with an already structured organization.

GO CITY EXPLORER PASS ROME

The Go City Explorer Pass Rome is a flexible card that allows you to freely choose a predefined number of attractions from many experiences available in the city. Unlike more traditional passes, it offers greater freedom in building your itinerary and adapts to those who prefer to decide independently what to visit.

It is ideal for travelers who want to combine museums, monuments, guided tours and different experiences without following a fixed schedule, using a single digital pass.

ROME TURBOPASS

The Rome Turbopass is a digital city pass that includes numerous attractions, tours and tourist experiences in a single package. It offers an organized solution for those who want to visit many places of interest without having to purchase each admission separately.

It is particularly suitable for those looking for a complete experience with many attractions already included and a simple way to manage their itinerary. Unlike Roma Pass and Omnia Card, it does not include urban public transport, which must be considered separately.

Rome City Cards Comparison

The four Rome City Cards have different features and are designed for different travel needs.

Some prioritize urban mobility and visits to traditional museums, while others focus on flexibility in choosing attractions or on complete packages with experiences already included.

The most suitable solution therefore depends on the length of your stay, the type of visit planned and the attractions you want to include in your itinerary.

VALIDITY

Roma Pass: available in 48 or 72-hour versions.
Omnia Card: available in different versions, including 24 and 72-hour options.
Go Explorer: the pass remains valid for 60 days from the first use.
Turbo Pass: available with formulas from 1 to 5 consecutive days.

INCLUDED ATTRACTIONS

Roma Pass: includes free access to the first attraction with the 48-hour version and to the first two attractions with the 72-hour version, with reduced admission for subsequent visits among more than 100 museums, archaeological sites and affiliated locations.
Omnia Card Rome: includes the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, as well as several Rome attractions such as the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill and Capitoline Museums depending on the chosen formula.
Go City Explorer Pass Rome: allows you to choose from 2 to 7 attractions among more than 35 available experiences, including museums, monuments, guided tours and cultural activities.
Rome Turbopass: includes more than 20 attractions and experiences, including Vatican Museums, Colosseum, Roman Forum, Pantheon, Castel Sant’Angelo and several guided tours.

PRIORITY ENTRANCE

Roma Pass: generally does not include priority entrance, but allows access to attractions according to the procedures established by each individual site.
Omnia Card Rome: includes preferential access for some of the main attractions, especially the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel.
Go City Explorer Pass Rome: offers priority access to many attractions included in the program.
Rome Turbopass: includes organized entry and advance reservations for many major attractions.

GUIDED TOURS

Roma Pass: does not include guided tours, focusing mainly on cultural admissions and public transport.
Omnia Card Rome: generally does not include guided tours, but offers additional services such as audio guides and tourist buses in the more complete formulas.
Go City Explorer Pass Rome: includes numerous guided experiences, themed tours and organized activities.
Rome Turbopass: includes several walking tours, bike tours and other tourist experiences.

INCLUDED TRANSPORT

Roma Pass: includes unlimited urban public transport on buses, trams, metro and some urban railway lines.
Omnia Card Rome: includes urban public transport in the more complete formulas, such as the 72-hour version.
Go City Explorer Pass Rome: does not include urban public transport, which must be purchased separately.
Rome Turbopass: does not include urban public transport, but can be combined with ATAC passes or the included tourist bus.

BASE PRICE

Roma Pass: starting price from €38.00 for the 48-hour version.
Omnia Card Rome: starting price from approximately €69.00 depending on the chosen formula.
Go City Explorer Pass Rome: starting price from approximately €89.00, varying according to the number of selected attractions.
Rome Turbopass: starting price from approximately €74.00, varying according to duration and included services.

	Rome Pass	Omnia Card	Go City Explorer Pass	Rome Turbopass
Validity days	2/3	1/3	60	1/5
Attractions	1–2 + discounts	Vatican + top	2–7 of choice	20+ included
Fast Track Entry	❌	✅	✅	✅
Guided Tours	❌	❌	✅	✅
Public Transport	✅	✅	❌	❌
Starting price	€38.00	€69.00	€89.00	€74.00
Official Website	🌐	🌐	🌐	🌐
Tour Operator	Buy	Buy	Buy	Buy

FAQ

What are the Rome City Cards?

Rome offers four types of City Cards designed for different needs:

✅ Roma Pass – ideal for museums, archaeological sites and included public transport.
✅ Omnia Card Rome – mainly designed for the Vatican and the main religious attractions.
✅ Go City Explorer Pass Rome – a flexible solution for choosing different attractions and experiences.
✅ Rome Turbopass – a complete package with numerous attractions and tourist services included.

📌 See also What are the Rome City Cards

Which is the best City Card for visiting Rome?

It depends on your travel style: Roma Pass and Omnia Card Rome are ideal for those looking for included attractions and transport, Go City Explorer Pass for those who want flexibility, and Rome Turbopass for a more complete solution.

📌 See also Rome City Cards comparison

Which Rome City Card is best for a first visit?

For a first visit, Roma Pass and Omnia Card Rome are particularly suitable thanks to the combination of main attractions and included services.

Which pass includes the Vatican Museums?

The Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel are included in Omnia Card Rome, Go City Explorer Pass Rome and Rome Turbopass.

Do Rome City Cards include public transport?

Roma Pass and Omnia Card Rome include urban public transport. Go City Explorer Pass and Rome Turbopass do not include it.

What is the difference between Roma Pass and Omnia Card?

Roma Pass is more focused on museums, archaeological sites and transport, while Omnia Card adds the Vatican and dedicated tourist services.

Which City Card should you choose for a short stay in Rome?

For a few days, the choice depends on the planned visits: Roma Pass and Omnia Card offer a more structured solution, while Go City Explorer Pass and Rome Turbopass provide greater freedom.

Is it worth buying a Rome City Card?

It can be worthwhile if you visit several included attractions. Before purchasing, it is advisable to compare costs and your planned itinerary.

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