Discover the must-see highlights of Rome with one convenient digital pass and save compared to booking each experience separately. The Rome Essentials Pass includes pre-booked entry to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, pre-booked access to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, plus the Pantheon and a Rome walking tour.
Your Colosseum and Vatican reservations are arranged in advance on available time slots, so you can enjoy peace of mind knowing your most important Rome experiences are secured before your visit.
After booking, you’ll receive your digital pass with all details in one place. Simply follow the instructions, access your tickets, and explore the Eternal City with less planning and more time to enjoy the sights.
Experience the icons of Rome while saving time, money, and avoiding the hassle of multiple bookings.
Options
3 Days Essentials City Pass
Duration: 3 days
2 Days Essentials City Pass
Duration: 2 days
4 Days Essentials City Pass
Duration: 4 days
What's included
Pantheon Rome entry ticket
Pre booked skip the line entry to Vatican Museum & Sistine Chapel
Pre-booked Colosseum entry ticket
Rome guided walking tour
Palatin Hill and Roman Forum entry
Ancient Rome Multimedia Video
Digital pass with all booking instructions in one place
Public Transport
Hop On Hop Off bus ticket
What to expect
Colosseum
2h · Admission ticket included
The Colosseum is the most famous sight in the Italian capital and the symbol of Rome. With a circumference of 5220 metres and a height of 48 metres, it is the largest amphitheatre built in ancient Rome.
Vatican Museums
3h · Admission ticket included
Many different museums belong to the Vatican in Rome. The Sistine Chapel in the Vatican, or Cappella Sistina as the Italians call it, is one of the top sights in Rome.
Palatine Hill
1h · Admission ticket included
The Palatine Hill in Rome is one of the city's oldest areas, featuring impressive ruins and stunning views over the Roman Forum.
Pantheon
1h · Admission ticket included
The fascinating construction of the current building dates back to the Roman Emperor Hadrian, who had it rebuilt as a temple in the second century AD. During the reign of Emperor Honorius, its use as a temple was permanently discontinued until the Middle Ages. It was consecrated as a Christian church in the sixth century. The official name of the Roman Catholic church is Santa Maria ad Martyres. The dome is an architectural masterpiece and delights both locals and tourists alike. The only source of light is the nine metre round hole at the highest point of the dome. The sunshine creates an unforgettable atmosphere.
Roman Forum
1h · Admission ticket included
The Roman Forum was once the social centre of Rome with many public buildings and monuments. Together with the Palatine Hill, it is now one of the largest and most important archaeological sites in Rome dating back to ancient times. At the end of the imperial era, the Roman Forum was a densely built-up complex that had developed over the centuries, with countless temples and religious buildings as well as political and commercial buildings. The last building to be constructed was the Column of Honour erected for Emperor Phocas in 608 A.D. After that, the ancient buildings slowly fell into disrepair and churches and fortresses were built on the site. Finally, the Forum Romanum served only as a quarry and cow pasture until excavations began in 1803.
Sistine Chapel
30m · Admission ticket included
The Sistine Chapel in the Vatican amazes with Michelangelo’s iconic ceiling fresco and stands as a masterpiece of Renaissance art.
