Rome · TICKETS
Most of Rome’s big sites are timed-entry now and a few are combined. These 15 cover the single entries, the combined passes and the audio-guide versions, with what each one covers and what it costs.
Visit the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with timed entry, optional audio guide, and a faster route past the ticket line.
“The tour was very well done. Kelly was an excellent guide. She was extremely knowledgeable and explained everything in perfect detail. I would highly recommend this tour. If you are lucky enough to get Kelly as your guide you’ll have a truly enlightening experience.”
See Rome’s Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi Fountain area, Testaccio, and museums by open-top bus with flexible 24 to 72-hour access.
“It was great, very similar to other tours offered but cheaper. The app was helpful when waiting for a bus as it gave approximate arrival times.”
See Michelangelo, Raphael, Laocoön, the Gallery of Maps, and the Sistine Chapel with fast Vatican entry and freedom to explore.
“Expect to spend atleast 3 hours here and wear good shoes ! Everything is so beautiful, make sure to look up.”
Skip Rome’s long Vatican queue for $41, then explore the museums, Raphael Rooms, Gallery of Maps, and Sistine Chapel at your own pace.
“The meeting point is very close by the entrance to the Vatican museums. The stuff was very nice helpful and considerate”
Skip Rome’s longest queue on a guided Vatican tour with the Sistine Chapel, Raphael Rooms, Gallery of Maps, and partner entry.
“Wonderful guide, very attentive to our experience and asked questions, she answered thoroughly. Very good experience. Highly recommend and would do it again.”
Climb St. Peter’s Dome for sweeping Rome views, then explore the basilica with multilingual audio guides and helpful entry assistance.
“This was a self guided tour. Meeting point was outside coffee shop and ticket included juice and croissant from there before the tour. The guide enabled shorter queuing and he was with us until the elevator and then we ‘self toured’. The views from outside are amazing and inside the basilica dome is beautiful - so much to look at. The basilica itself was so busy with large groups that it was difficult to take the beauty in and you got ‘swept along’ in the tide of people - so much so that we didn’t see the entrance to the resting place of the popes and missed that part. However,…”
Skip Rome’s longest museum queue with timed Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel entry, plus an Ancient Rome multimedia video.
“Amazing. Easy peasy, seamless pick up of tickets. Access into Vatican was very organized. Vatican is beautiful and very crowded.”
Review of the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel ticket, with skip-the-line entry, optional audio guide, map, breakfast, tips, and honest value advice.
“it was a good deal for the money. a perfect amount of information.”
Tour Rome’s Pantheon with a live guide, skip the ticket line, see the famous oculus, and learn how this ancient marvel became a church.
“Realda was a great guide. Art historian, very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Definitely recommended!”
Explore Castel Sant’Angelo with reserved entry, an optional audio guide, Hadrian’s tomb, papal corridors, and Rome views from the terrace.
“Absolutely fascinating and what views from the top too!”
Review of the Vatican skip-the-line ticket with audio guide, covering entry, galleries, Sistine Chapel, price, crowds, and practical tips.
“Let people know before hand that the sisten chapel would closed for workings happening .lpaid for it and couldn’t go in ..another Rome expensive rip off”
Save time at Rome’s Pantheon with fast-track entry, a 35-minute audio guide, and bonus self-guided walks to Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps.
“Good audio guide The place is magnificent as you would expect”
Review of Castel Sant’Angelo skip-the-line tickets, with terrace views, papal rooms, practical tips, pricing, and optional Pantheon or Vatican entry.
“Loved visiting Castel Sant’Angelo, so much to see and booking was so easy”
Explore Rome’s Catacombs of St. Callixtus with a guide, see the Crypt of the Popes, and learn how early Christians buried their dead.
“It was incredibly informative and reverent to be a part of.”
See 65 hands-on Leonardo da Vinci inventions, 3D holograms, interactive exhibits, and an ancient tomb beneath Rome’s Palazzo della Cancelleria.
“We all really liked this as a family. Lots of things for the kids to play with and lots of interesting things for the adults to look at. Would highly recommend.”
Pick a ruin, a gallery or a kitchen.
