3-Day Rome Pass with Colosseum, Vatican & Sistine Chapel
Explore ancient Rome and Vatican art with fast-track museum entry
Duration
3 days
Includes
Attraction entry, Walking tour
Highlights
Discover Rome through a mix of independent sightseeing, immersive history and a guided city walk. Add unlimited public transport with the transport-inclusive option. Colosseum access excludes the Arena and Underground areas.
- Explore the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, from the ancient amphitheater to imperial ruins
- Enter the Vatican Museums with a fast-track ticket and on-site assistance
- Travel back to Ancient Rome through a 30-minute immersive 3D multimedia experience
- Discover Piazza Navona and Trevi Fountain on a 90-minute guided walking tour
What's Included
- Assistance at Touristation Aracoeli and escorted access to Mamertine Prison
- Audio guide for a self-guided visit to Saint Peter’s Basilica
Important details
- Bring a valid, original identity document for each person.
- The activity is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible.
- Free admission to the Colosseum Archaeological Area is available for people with disabilities and one accompanying family member or caregiver. Bring documentation confirming eligibility.
- Animals are not permitted.
- Dress appropriately for sacred sites and behave respectfully inside. Long pants and covered shoulders are advised.
- Do not bring firearms, sharp objects, glass bottles, alcoholic beverages, aerosols, large bags, luggage or drones.
- Expect mandatory security checks of you and your belongings at entry.
- Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled check-in time. This is your office check-in time, not your attraction entry time.
- The included walking tour's day and time are arranged on arrival, based on availability and your schedule.
Cancellation Policy
No cancellations or refunds.
Product ID: AV6WZK
Related locations
Colosseum
Admission includedStep inside the Colosseum and feel two thousand years of history close around you. The sheer scale of Rome's most iconic monument is staggering up close, its tiered stone arches rising against the sky just as they did when emperors presided over spectacles below. Walking the Colosseum's worn travertine passages, you trace the same routes once used by gladiators and wild animals. The elliptical arena floor and the exposed hypogeum beneath it make the ancient machinery of Roman entertainment vivid and immediate.