Your sightseeing package for Rome and Vatican City

See Michelangelo's world-famous Sistine Chapel ceiling, The Last Judgement, and skip the queues in the busy months

Enjoy reserved entry to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel when you pre-book with your Omnia Card

• See the Sistine Chapel, Raphael Rooms, Gallery of maps, and more.
• This attraction is included with your Omnia Vatican Card, which allows you free entry to Vatican attractions, as well as the Rome Hop-On Hop-Off Bus.

The Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel are a must-see when you visit Rome and they are one of the most renowned religious museums in the world. With endless displays of ancient art and sculpture, to frescoes and masterpieces by history’s most prominent artists, it’s one of Rome’s most popular destinations.

Home to ancient Gladiator fights, learn about the history of the Colosseum through its ruins and artifacts, and walk around this 2,000-year-old amphitheater. Then, discover the ancient city of Rome at the Roman Forum before walking up Palatine Hill for breathtaking views.

Explore the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with the Rome and Vatican pass package

• Tick the Colosseum off your bucket list.
• Visit the Roman Forum.
• Take a walk up Palatine Hill for spectacular views.

Who doesn't want to see The Colosseum when they’re in Rome? This world-famous attraction is a must-see, plus a trip to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill will only further your ancient Rome experience.

Learn about the history and highlights of Rome's largest Roman Catholic church including the exquisite decor, crypts, and Baldacchino with a free Wi-Fi downloadable audio guide

Enjoy entry to St. Peter’s Basilica with your Omnia Card

• Visit the historic Roman church, famous for its beautiful architecture and grandiose catholic roots.
• See Bernini’s canopy, Bramante’s Dome, the Crypts, and more!
• This attraction is included with your Omnia Card, which allows you free entry to Vatican attractions, as well as the Rome Hop-On Hop-Off Bus.

Pass Perk

Skip the lines and head straight in – saving you up to four hours in the summer! Also, you will receive a free Wi-Fi downloadable audio guide - worth €19.50. The official Wi-Fi downloadable audioguide app is for smartphones and tablets. Available in English, Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Polish, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese.

St Peter’s Basilica is Rome’s most famous church and one of the most important catholic landmarks in the world. As the holy epicenter of the Roman Catholic faith, it’s vital to the history and culture of Rome – even to this day, it is a place of global pilgrimage. With its impressive dome, gilt, and marble interior it’s a wonder to behold not only for its symbolism but for its art and architecture, too.

Dive into Rome’s fascinating history as you venture through the world's oldest museum.

Hosted entry to the Capitoline Museums with your Roma pass 

• Pay nothing upon entry, simply scan your digital pass.
• View an extensive collection of historic artifacts dating back to 1471.
• This attraction is included with your Roma Pass, which gives you free entry to your choice of two Rome attractions, plus discounted entry to many more. 

The collections in the Capitoline Museums are closely linked to the city of Rome, and most of the exhibits come from the city itself. Many ancient ruins can be seen along the Museums' tour routes while others can be viewed in the open air on the hill where they originally stood thousands of years ago

Visit Rome's ancient fortress and mausoleum on the bank of the River Tiber and see the Hall of Urns containing Hadrian's ashes 

Enjoy entry to the National Museum of Castel Sant'Angelo with your RomaPass

• View the Courtyard of the Angel, the Hall of Urns and more in the Mausoleum of Hadrian.
• As part of this Rome and Vatican pass package, you’ll also receive an Omnia Card, which allows you free entry to Vatican attractions, as well as the Rome Hop-On Hop-Off Bus.

The National Museum of Castel Sant'Angelo, known to many as The Mausoleum of Hadrian, is a tomb to Emperor Hadrian which details the history of the building through collections of ancient Roman artefacts including pottery, paintings and military weapons. Built over 2,000 years ago, the building was later turned into a fortress and was used as a refuge for several Popes – and it was even used as a prison.