We stayed 5 days in Rome and feel to have seen only the half, we definitely go back again
We were very pleased with the card services. We get into the Colosseum, Castel Sant'Angelo, the Vatican Museums and the Roman Forum without queuing. Well it worked for public transport season ticket for 3 days.
A must for Rome! Everything included what you need to see. Fast, safe and convenient handling.
With the Rome City Pass you can visit Rome and its sights very well while saving time and money.
Very good service, fast shipping and valuable information. Together with Google Maps we could spend looking for our vacation without long queues for attractions / sights and without for tickets for public transport.
With the Turbo Pass you have to worry about anything else in Rome. Particularly the free use of public transport are a relief. When showing the City Pass for free admission to the museums there were no problems. The included round trip by bus is recommended. The most important aspect is the reserved entrance to the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel. Really past an infinitely long queue.
Highly recommended. Most sights preferred access (virtually no waiting time). Top Vatican, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica -> perfect view of Rome from the observation deck of the dome, Coloseum anyway, Trevi Fountain, Spanish stairs, Pantheon, Circus Maximus, Roman Forum ........... food very well, just the pizza is better, unfortunately very expensive drinks in Austria! All in all -> it was beautiful 4 days ago.
My husband and I were the first time in Rome. We were impressed by the wealth of cultural monuments. Even if you can visit some as the churches and the Pantheon or the gardens of Villa Borghese without entrance, is the entrance to other monuments like the Colosseum, Vatican Museums ... quite high. So the ball is definitely worth. We could also act quite flexible, had no long queues and could use all the transport for free. We did not have to stand in front of machines, and understand the pricing system, which is a particular relief when you do not speak Italian. We will buy the pass on our next visit there again.
Thanks Rome City Pass we were very flexible and came off the same everywhere. <br /> Are very glad we chose the City Pass. Thank you very much.
Good viewpoint Vittoriano of Rome.
The Rome City Pass facilitates the stay and sightseeing there immensely. Upon arrival in the city center one can immediately use the public transport without Over rum only great with the purchase of travel tickets. However, the most preferred are the admissions to the Colloseum and the Vatican. Especially if you are planning a 2 or 3 day trip, the time savings is huge! And if you no longer have power to run and explore the city itself, one can quite comfortably make a city tour which is also included. <br /> <br /> I will recommend the Turbo Pass to anyone and my next trip and even buy again! <br />
The Rome City Pass is worthwhile in any case! We had 3 days option and stayed 5 days in Rome. Vatican Museums, the Colosseum, Castel Sant'Angelo, Italian National Museum, city tours and much more, everything was fine and everything without large queues. We would buy the pass again.
Visiting the Vatican and the Sistine Chapel without waiting in the heat was really good. It saved precious time we could then spend inside
The Turbo Pass is a fantastic device. Our stay in Rome was wonderful and we can see a lot of things. Especially the sightseeing tour by double-decker bus was terrific.
It included all the entry we needed to visit Rome, which made it very convenient. Some museums we wanted to visit had Corona not open. That was too bad. We had also booked the airport shuttle. It also worked well on the outward journey. Just have to point it out. If you want to fly from Rome early in the morning, it will be a problem, as the shuttles start relatively late. We had to take a taxi again.
We were very satisfied with the Rome City Pass. Even if we - due to the corona - would not have needed the opportunity to be let in without queuing. It would be nice if with the e-mail tickets you also received a map of the stops of the hop-on-hop-off bus and a map with the departure times at the respective stops. We went to the Vatican Museum by public transport as we had booked entry there. After the visit, we had to ask ourselves several times to get to the stop (I found the map on the internet). Once there, it was not posted anywhere what time the bus would start. We only had to wait about 15 minutes but it could have been 45 minutes. We only got the plan on the bus. If the waiting time had been longer, one could have had a coffee or watched something else.
It worked great! Ticket arrived on time by email and was accepted at all attractions! The reservations for the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums were great and certainly saved me a lot of time. Only the Castel Sant'Angelo was not included, which can be seen with a little search on the Turbopass website, but some bloggers state the opposite, which looks like Turbopass sponsorship - this should possibly be communicated more clearly.
We booked the Rome City Pass for 3 days for 4 people. ordering and sending the documents electronically went perfectly. On site you could visit the sights without any further problems, almost without waiting. Only the hop-on-hop-off bus tour was not worth the money - wasted a lot of time. Overall good thing, time savings good, money savings low
| Env: | develop |
| DB: | tp_develop |
| PHP: | 7.2.34-43+ubuntu22.04.1+deb.sury.org+1 |