Rome · TICKETS
Good tickets & entry passes go weeks ahead in a Roman summer. Here are the 15 to book early, what each includes and where they differ.
Skip-the-ticket-line access to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, plus optional audio guide and a self-paced route through key masterpieces.
“Atilio was a really great and considerate guide. We enjoyed every minute of the tour.”
Skip the line at Rome’s Pantheon with an official audio guide featuring Hadrian, Boniface IV, Raphael, and Margherita, plus basilica support.
“Easy and effortless way to beat the crowds and skip the lines seeing the amazing Pantheon …”
Rome hop-on hop-off panoramic bus with 3 circuits, multilingual audio in 16 languages, frequent departures, and Wi-Fi, great for first-time orientation.
“Great way to see Rome and get your bearings for all the sites.”
Skip the Vatican Museums line with an Inside Out Italy host, then explore the Raphael Rooms, Gallery of Maps, and Sistine Chapel at your pace.
“It was an easy process to check in and get the tickets. The tour guide took us to the line at the Vatican and guided us in so we can enjoy the experience.”
Skip-the-line Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel ticket for about $41. Fast entry, self-paced galleries, and Michelangelo's ceiling.
“It was a great experience and would have hated it if I travelled all the way to Rome and did not visit the Vatican Museum and Sistene Chapel. However, I would advise that shop around for tickets as I was told my ticket would have cost around 89 Euro per person, pruchasing it direct at the Vatican. However, after going on an app (GYG) I was able to get exactly the same ticket for the next day priced at £33.16 per person. Also, I do advise purchasing a ticket with skip the line as it is so so busy. you could be standing there for hours waiting in line.”
Skip long lines with a small-group guided tour of the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, ending at St. Peter’s with official headsets.
“Fantastic tour by Alicia who clearly knows and loves the art history. By passing the queues was brilliant as it was really busy.”
Climb St. Peter’s Dome, tour the basilica with audio, and see Rome from 136m up. Includes dome ticket, map, multilingual narration.
“Our guide was only there until I got in elevator. We did the tour independently. It was beautiful in St Peter’s but we were just given an app to down load and not an actual tour.”
Skip-the-line access to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with a self-guided route, plus an Ancient Rome multimedia video add-on.
“It is totally worth to get Skip-the-line ticket. The meeting point is just next to the museum entrance. The staff are really nice and really fast.”
Skip-the-line Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with a multilingual audio guide and map. Self-paced entry, optional breakfast.
“I liked that we were able to skip the line that was estimated at 3 hours”
Skip the ticket line at Rome’s Pantheon with reserved entry and a downloadable audio guide, so you can enjoy the dome and oculus on your pace.
“Our guide Gigi was most well informed and his passion for archeology and Roman history was evident. As well as his passion to guide and share his knowledge. Highly recommend this tour”
Pantheon in Rome with a live guide, skip-the-line entry, and a close look at the dome, oculus, and golden-star ceiling.
“I had an excellent tour guide, Realda! Will highly recommend her to anyone who is looking to do the Pantheon tour. Extremely knowledgeable!”
Skip-the-line Castel Sant’Angelo entry plus an optional phone audio guide. See Hadrian’s tomb, papal corridors, and Rome views by the Tiber.
“I loved the freedom to wander at will and do things in my own time & way.”
Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel skip-the-line with audio guide, a timed entry route, and key stops like Raphael Rooms and the Maps.
“Guides were very rude after we got delayed getting there due to people backed up to see the pope. A little courtesy could’ve gone a long way. Instead of being promised a quick entry we were put back in the line where people were paying cash and we’re delayed hours getting into the entrance. I recommend others use a different company. The culture in this company is terruble. A really bad experience.”
Priority entry to the Pantheon plus a smartphone audio guide, with an app-led walk linking major Rome squares, fountains, and landmarks.
“All around a very good way to see the Pantheon. Tickets are easy to pick up, but don’t forget to go to the ticket office ahead of time. Entrance to the Pantheon took no time at all and the audio guide was pretty good.”
Skip the line at Castel Sant’Angelo, walk imperial and papal rooms, then enjoy panoramic terrace views over the Vatican and Tiber.
“It was very easy to catch tha site an change tickets and we had priority entrance so really skip-the-line”
