Rome Pass Guide: How It Works, Benefits and Prices

The Rome Pass is the official tourist card of the City of Rome, designed to make your visit easier and more affordable. Here’s how it works:

🎟️ WHAT’S INCLUDED

1. Entry to museums and archaeological sites
   • Rome Pass 72 hours: the first 2 entries are free (for example Colosseum + Borghese Gallery), the rest with a reduced ticket.
   • Rome Pass 48 hours: the first entry is free, the rest with reductions.
2. Unlimited public transport
   • Unlimited rides on buses, trams, metro (lines A, B, B1, C) and urban trains (Roma–Lido, Roma–Flaminio–Viterbo, Roma–Giardinetti).
3. Discounts and deals
   • Reduced prices for exhibitions, events and cultural activities.
4. Skip-the-line access
   • With the card you can book in advance (mandatory for some sites like the Colosseum) and enter faster.

⏱️ VALIDITY

• Available in 48h or 72h versions.
• Valid from the first use (museum entry or public transport validation).

💳 HOW TO USE IT

1. Activation: at your first museum/site visit or when you validate it on public transport.
2. On transport: simply tap it like a normal ticket.
3. At museums: show the card at the ticket office or entrance.

💰 PRICES

• Rome Pass 48h: around €33
• Rome Pass 72h: around €53

📍 WHERE TO BUY

• Online
• Tourist info points (PIT) in Rome
• Selected museums and metro stations
• By scanning the QR code on the official map of the Municipality of Rome that B&Baldo Vatican offers as a gift to its guests

👉 In short, the Rome Pass is worth it if you plan to visit one or two major museums and travel a lot by public transport.

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