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- Rome Pantheon
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- Musei Capitolini
- Leonardo da Vinci Museum
- Trevi Fountain Tours
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Omnia Card & Roma Pass
- Access 15 top Rome and Vatican City attractions for 72 hours days and save up to 55% as compared to buying individual tickets.
- Choose any 2 attractions from 15 to visit for free, including the Colosseum and Roman Forum, while unlocking discounts on all other attractions.
- Travel stress-free with a 72-hour Travelcard for use on Rome’s public transport, including the metro, trams, buses, and overground trains.
- Breeze through long queues at Rome’s top spots with your mobile pass and enjoy 72 hours of stress-free sightseeing.
- No matter your Rome plans, the pass fits perfectly. Visit any 15 attractions over 72 hours. Valid for 72 hours from first use, with no pre-selection needed.
- Access 15 top Rome and Vatican City attractions for 72 hours days and save up to 55% as compared to buying individual tickets.
- Choose any 2 attractions from 15 to visit for free, including the Colosseum and Roman Forum, while unlocking discounts on all other attractions.
- Travel stress-free with a 72-hour Travelcard for use on Rome’s public transport, including the metro, trams, buses, and overground trains.
- Breeze through long queues at Rome’s top spots with your mobile pass and enjoy 72 hours of stress-free sightseeing.
- No matter your Rome plans, the pass fits perfectly. Visit any 15 attractions over 72 hours. Valid for 72 hours from first use, with no pre-selection needed.
Inclusions
- Validity: Pass valid for 72 hours from first use.
- Access any 2 attractions for free and unlock discounts on the rest
- Access to:
- Museums: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel, Borghese Gallery, Capitoline Museums & more
- Landmarks: Colosseum, Roman Forum, St. Peter’s Basilica & more
- Transportation: Free 72-hour Travelcard for Rome’s public transport
- Discounts on: Additional attractions after the first two free entries
- Get all details here
Exclusions
- Airport transfers
- Please note making reservations will NOT activate your pass. Your pass is only activated when you visit your first attraction or use your Travelcard.
- Prior reservations are required to visit some attractions, which is subject to availability.
- You can only visit each attraction once with this pass.
- After making an online purchase, collect your pass from one of the designated collection points — St Peter's Square or Lateran Complex.
- Use your Omnia Card and Roma Pass to access various attractions. Access public transport for 72 hours with a free Travelcard.
- Your pass is activated as soon as you visit your first attraction or use your Travelcard.
Validity
- Before Activation: Valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.
- After Activation: Your pass is activated upon first use and remains valid for 72 hours. For example, if you use the pass for the first time on a Monday at 2pm, it will be valid until Thursday at 2pm.
- These tickets can’t be cancelled. However, you can use them any time within the next 24 months.
- These tickets are valid for 24 months from the date of purchase.
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Why buy the Omnia Card?
- 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?
- 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
You can find the full list here.
Frequently asked questions about the Omnia Card
What is 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.
Why do I need the Omnia Card?
The Omnia card can be a valuable tool for tourists who want to save money, time, and hassle while seeing the best of Rome and the Vatican. The Omnia card grants entry to major attractions in both Rome and the Vatican, including the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica, Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill and many more. Having one card for multiple attractions can be more convenient and less stressful than buying tickets individually for each place you want to visit.
Do I need to purchase the Omnia Card in advance?
Pre-booking your Omnia Card is the recommended way to ensure you have your card secured before your trip and avoid potential disappointment, especially during peak season.
What are the Omnia Card collection points?
You can collect your Omnia Card at San Giovanni in Laterano, St. Peter's Basilica and Carcer Tullianum.
What is the cancellation policy of the Omnia Card?
You can cancel your Omnia Card up to 90 days after the day you purchased the card.
What attractions does the Omnia Card include?
It covers diverse experiences like entry to Vatican Museums, Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, Castel Sant'Angelo, Capitoline Museums, Borghese Gallery, hop-on-hop-off bus tours, and even public transportation options depending on the chosen package.
Does the Omnia Card cover everything I want to see in Rome and the Vatican?
While offering great value, it might not cover every attraction on your list. Research your desired sights and check if they're included before purchasing.
How does purchasing an Omnia Pass improve my Vatican experience?
You can enjoy discounted entry to major attractions like the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter's Basilica, which can significantly reduce your overall cost compared to buying individual tickets. You can also save precious time by avoiding long lines, especially during peak season, allowing you to spend more time exploring and enjoying the sights.
Does the Omnia Card offer skip-the-line access?
While it doesn't guarantee immediate entry, it offers priority access at some locations like the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, helping you save time, especially during peak season.
How much does the Omnia Card cost?
The 72 hour variant of the Omnia card costs €149 for adults and €69 for children between the ages of 6 and 17.
Where can I buy the Omnia Card?
You can purchase the Omnia Card online through the official website or at designated tourist information centers in Rome and the Vatican. Buying online in advance is recommended to ensure availability and to start planning your itinerary ahead of time.
Can I use the Omnia Card for public transportation?
Yes, the Omnia Card includes unlimited access to Rome's public transportation system in some zones, including buses, trams, and the metro, within the designated validity period. This makes it convenient for exploring different parts of the city and reaching attractions.
How do I activate the Omnia Card?
Activate it upon first use at an included attraction or designated validation point. Remember to keep your receipt and the card valid throughout your chosen duration.
What is the difference between the Roma Pass and the Omnia Card?
Both the Omnia Card and Roma Pass offer discounts and perks for sightseeing in Rome, but they cater to different needs and budgets. While the Omnia Card offers discounted entry and skip-the-line access to attractions across Rome and the Vatican, the Roma Pass is limited to landmarks within Rome. If you want to explore both Rome and the Vatican, the Omnia Card offers comprehensive coverage. For Rome-only sightseeing, the Roma Pass is sufficient. The Roma Pass is more affordable, while the Omnia Card carries a premium for its wider range of benefits.
Is the Omnia Card worth it?
The value of the Omnia Card depends on your sightseeing preferences and itinerary. If you plan to visit multiple attractions included in the pass and utilize the unlimited public transportation, it can offer significant savings compared to purchasing individual tickets.
