ROME · ITALY
Rome’s best, reviewed.
The 15 most popular tickets in Rome. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Hop-on hop-off open bus in Rome with 3 circuits, 16 audio languages, and frequent service. Great for first-day orientation for $20.
Most Popular“It was amazing the best way to see the ciry quickly and the best way to have a notion of the dimension of the city. Already recommend it to a family member.”
Skip the ticket line at Rome’s Pantheon and explore at your pace with a downloadable audio guide. Plan for security checks.
“Worth the extra to skip the line. There is no shade in the plaza.”
Skip-the-line access to Castel Sant’Angelo plus a smartphone audio guide, leading you from Hadrian’s tomb to terrace views.
“Really easy to use, clear instructions, very informative”
Skip-the-line entry to Castel Sant’Angelo with terrace views over the Tiber and Vatican, plus optional Pantheon or Vatican Museums tickets.
“First, I felt it was kinda pricey. But my other option got fully booked. However, one, it wasn't too hard to find starting meet point. Someone would guide you to the Colosseum and tell you where to stand once in. I thought it was awesome to skip that huge long crowded line to get in…”
Rome Leonardo da Vinci exhibition: holograms, 65 full-size machines, hands-on bridges, and an underground tomb for $10.
“Very interesting and all exhibits provided with English explanation.”
Skip the line to Rome’s Borghese Gallery with timed entry and a digital audioguide. See Bernini and Caravaggio at your pace.
“We were so happy with our guide, Frederica. She was so knowledgeable and informative. We joined the tour last minute and we were amazed at how much she added to our experience. She is very enthusiastic and you can tell that she has a love of art and history. I can’t say enough good things…”
Skip-the-line Borghese Gallery entry with escorted access and an optional guide. See Titian, Caravaggio, Raphael, Bernini.
“Excellent Guide and very interesting and inspiring tour”
Skip-the-line entry to Castel Sant’Angelo with optional audio guide and rooftop city views, plus staff help at the entrance.
“We paid for skip the cue and audio guide. The audio guide was useful but we had to limit our phone usage before hand to preserve our battery because it was through an app. Crown, I have used before, and as always were very professional, organised and helpful.”
Skip the line at Rome’s Borghese Gallery with an art historian. See Bernini, Caravaggio, Raphael, plus mosaics and frescoes. Small group.
“Fascinating information! Nice small group made it easy to navigate, also.”
Skip the line to Bioparco di Roma for a 42-acre zoo visit with 1,200 animals across 200 species in the Villa Borghese area.
“Great variety of animals, lots of green surroundings”
Guided Colosseum tour with priority entry plus Forum and Palatine tickets. Learn gladiators, society, and get great views.
“The tour was excellent. Even though the tour was for 1.5 hours our tour lasted 2.5! So much great information.”
Full-day Pompeii trip from Rome with skip-the-line access, optional archaeologist guide, scenic Sorrento stop, and limoncello tasting.
“Ended up with our own personal guide as the other group spoke Spanish. It was wonderful. Our guide took our pace and continued to check in, did we want to see more? Yes! It was a great day!”
Rome to Pompeii and Naples by air-conditioned coach with skip-the-line ticket, optional guide or audio, and 2.5 hours in Naples.
“it was grateful, esprciallt our guide lidya was very knowledgeable and attentive.”
Colosseum guided tour with skip-the-ticket-office entry plus Roman Forum and Palatine Hill access, with headsets for clear stories.
“It was fantastic!! Alessandra is the best guide I’ve ever had! Her enthusiasm, creativity and her ability to involve us with a little play acting made the experience phenomenal. This is a tour I will never forget.”
Skip-the-line guided Pantheon tour with a live guide. See the oculus dome, learn Roman-to-Christian changes, and visit Raphael’s tomb.
“Alessandra was a fenomenal guide. The thing that I don’t understand is why we have to fetch the tickets almost 1km away from the Pantheon, when the ticket itself is also.a QRCODE…”
Every layer of the ancient city, and every road that leads out of it.
