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Claudio S

Brazil
Couple
6 days ago
The Colosseum itself was fantastic—both getting in and during the tour—with no issues at all. We arrived a little early and didn’t have to wait long. After the Colosseum, we went to Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum, also without any problems.

Hilde R

Belgium
Group
Last week
The meeting point was easy to find. We met a friendly woman there. She gave us our tickets and more information. We didn’t have to wait long to get inside the Colosseum. It was an interesting visit.

Eduarda F

Brazil
Solo
Last week
An incredible experience—a moment I’ll cherish forever. The place is very well-organized and features amazing artwork. I highly recommend it!!

Regis M

Couple
Last week
Super-fast entry to the Vatican Museums—the organization was top-notch! In just five minutes, we actually skipped right past the entire line of visitors, and we saved at least an hour and a half!

Boisson J

France
Couple
Last week

+7 more

We received a warm, quick, and smooth welcome at the castle entrance. As we were about to go down the stairs to enter and begin the tour, a man in his thirties noticed our age and directed my sister and me toward the elevator. A kind gesture that was very much appreciated. At the top, on the terrace, we noticed a small crowd that was clearly waiting for a VIP to arrive. We later learned that it was our President Macron. Photo to prove it.

Francisco C

Spain
Couple
Last week

+2 more

The guide, Patricia, is amazing... she never stops explaining things... it's incredible—she's always telling you all sorts of things related to the tour

Paulo R

Portugal
Couple
Last week
We loved the tour; the meeting point was easy to find, and the guide was very helpful. We’ll definitely use them again.

Miguel C

Argentina
Couple
Last week

+2 more

Everything was great. From the welcome at the meeting point to the entrance. Everything went faster than expected. We felt very comfortable and well taken care of by María, our guide, the entire time. Throughout the tour, she was extremely kind and empathetic, both with the children (there were two on the tour) and with the older participants (like me). Her explanations were easy to understand and very detailed. We’ll definitely recommend it. Thank you.

Top things to do in Rome

Designed to enhance the experience of visitors to the Vatican City and Rome, having an Omnia Card is akin to holding a golden ticket to one of the most sacred and historically rich sites in the world. The pass not only offers entry to various iconic religious and historical landmarks, but also gives you a plethora of benefits that make sightseeing easier, more enriching and cost-effective.

Why buy the Omnia Card?

tourists in Sistine Chapel
  • Priority access: The Omnia Card grants priority entry to some of the most sought-after sights, including the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel. This means you can skip the long lines, especially during peak tourist seasons.
  • Cost-effective: When you add up the individual entry fees for the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica, and other attractions covered by the Omnia Card, the card clearly offers substantial savings, making it ideal for visitors planning to visit multiple sites.
  • Comprehensive sightseeing: Besides the Vatican, the card typically includes access to other significant Rome attractions. You can choose free entry to two of Rome’s iconic landmarks like the Colosseum and Palatine Hill, allowing you to explore historical and cultural sites without needing to purchase separate tickets for each.
  • Convenience and efficiency: The Omnia Card is designed with flexibility in mind, offering usage over consecutive days once activated. This allows travelers to plan their itinerary according to their pace and interests, making the most out of their visit without feeling rushed.
  • Public transport: Additionally, the Omnia Card often includes a travel card for public transportation within Rome, further enhancing mobility and convenience across the city.
  • Additional discounts: Beyond entry fees and tours, the Omnia Pass may offer discounts at selected attractions in Rome, extending the card's value, and enhancing your experience in the city.

Your Omnia Card explained

72-hour pass

Suited for: Weekend trips
Price: Adult: €149 for adults and €69 for children

Areas covered: This pass provides access to popular sites in Rome and the Vatican, like the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and Carcer Tullianum. You can explore some of these attractions for free, while the others require an entrance fee.

Other inclusions: Open bus hop-on-hop-off access with 12 convenient stops, access to Rome's public transport, guidebook & city map.

Cancellation and validity: Enjoy the flexibility of free cancellation up to 90 days before your experience. The tickets come with an extended validity period, allowing you to visit anytime until February 11, 2026, offering ample time to plan your visit without commitment.

Why should I purchase the Omnia Card online?

Omnia Card online
  • Hassle-free: Buying an Omnia Card online is easier than buying it offline. You can pay for it in minutes without standing in long queues.
  • Saves time: Flash your card at the entrance of the attractions you want to visit and skip the long queues. Besides, buying the Omnia Card offline might also mean standing in long waiting lines to purchase it.
  • Discounts: Getting an Omnia Card online is an excellent choice because you can get great discounts and deals on the attractions you want to visit.

Notable attractions covered in the Omnia Card

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Vatican Museums

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St. Peter's Basilica

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Colosseum

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Palatine Hill

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Borghese Gallery

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Roman Forum

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Ostia Antica

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How to access the Omnia Card

The Omnia Card, bundled with the Roma Pass, offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore Rome and Vatican City with ease. Here's how you can access and make the most of your Omnia Card:

  • Purchase online: Ensure you choose the right version depending on the duration of your visit.
  • Instant confirmation: Upon purchase, you'll receive instant confirmation along with a mobile ticket, ensuring a smooth, paperless, and convenient process from start to finish.
  • Reserve time slots: Some attractions, such as the Colosseum, require pre-booking. Doing it online and ahead of time, will allow you to have a hassle-free experience on the day of your visit.
  • Pick-up the pass: Upon arrival in Rome, visit one of the centrally-located collection centers to pick up your passes:
    a. St. Peter's Basilica: ORP collection point located at Piazza Papa Pio XII, offering easy access for those starting their tour from Vatican City.
    b. San Giovanni in Laterano: Another convenient ORP collection point for those closer to this historic basilica.
    c. Carcer Tullianum: Ideal for those exploring the Roman Forum or ancient Rome, located at Clivo Argentario.

Visitor tips for purchasing the Omnia Pass

  • Before purchasing the Omnia Pass, research the attractions it covers and decide which ones you're interested in visiting. This helps ensure the pass will be cost-effective for your itinerary.
  • Collect your Omnia Pass at the beginning of your day to maximize its use.
  • Attractions can only be visited once with the pass.
  • Some attractions require pre-booking, and it's advised to check online for operating hours and booking requirements.
  • Pre-booking a time slot for the Colosseum is mandatory and can be done online or at the ticket offices on the day of your visit.
  • The hop-on hop-off bus tour included with the Omnia Pass is a great way to get an overview of Rome and identify areas you might want to explore further.
  • Visit the Vatican Museums and top attractions in Rome in the morning or during lunch to avoid large crowds.

Frequently asked questions about the Omnia Card

The Omnia Card is a convenient sightseeing pass that grants access to multiple top attractions in Rome and the Vatican, including museums, archaeological sites, and public transportation.

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