What are all the places we can explore by booking the OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass?

1. Archbasilica of St John Lateran: With an OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card, you can see the "Mother of all Rome's and the world's churches." St. John is not just one of Rome's four Arch Basilicas, but also the oldest and a stop along the Seven Churches pilgrimage route.2. Sistine Chapel: There are few places in the world that can compare to the Sistine Chapel in terms of artistic value. It is known for its decoration as well as for being the location where popes are elected and crowned. With an OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card, you can admire the chapel's architecture, as well as the numerous frescoes that adorn the walls and ceiling.3. St. Peter’s Basilica: There are few places in the world that are more sacred to the Christian faith than St. Peter's Basilica, and an OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass offers you the opportunity to visit it. Aside from that, it's where Pope Francis presides over numerous liturgies throughout the year. Inside, tourists will find a number of stunning works of art, including Bernini's St. Peter's Baldachin, Michelangelo's The Pieta, and the figurine of St. Peter on his throne, all designed by Bernini.4. Colosseum: An inside tour of Rome's Colosseum is the finest way to appreciate all that this magnificent structure stands for, and it's free. When it comes to Rome sightseeing, the Colosseum is a must-see as its interior is stunning, full of detail and a photographer's paradise.

What is the best time to visit Rome?

It's best to visit Rome during the months of October through April, when the crowds are smaller and hotel rates are more affordable. Temperatures rarely fall below freezing during this time of year, so you'll need a coat. You can avoid the crowds and oppressive humidity by visiting in May or September, when it is generally warmer. The average high temperature fluctuates between the middle seventies and the lower eighties.

How much time will we get to explore the places after the activation of the OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass?

You will get 72 hours to explore over 30 places after the activation of the OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass.

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OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass Highlights

Enjoy fast-track entry to the Vatican City's major attractions like St. Peter’s Basilica, Sistine Chapel & Archbasilica of St. John Lateran with your OMNIA Card
Gain free admission to two of Rome’s must-visit sites of your choice & exclusive discounts to other attractions with Rome Pass
Travel conveniently with unlimited access to Hop-on Hop-off bus for 72 hours
Discover over 30 Rome and Vatican Museums, art galleries & monuments with the OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card

OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass Overview

Redemption Location:

Piazza Pio XII number 9 Redemption Office
Piazza di Porta S.Giovanni Redemption Office
Clivo Argentario Redemption Office

Operational Timings:

Piazza Pio XII number 9 Redemption Office & Piazza di Porta S.Giovanni Redemption Office: 9:00-16:00 (Monday-Saturday); 9:00-13:00 (Sunday and Vatican holidays, 24-26, 31 Dec, 1 Jan)
Clivo Argentario Redemption Office: 10:00-16:00 (Monday-Saturday); 10:00am-13:00 (Sunday and Vatican holidays, 24-26, 31 Dec, 1 Jan)

Card Validity: 72 consecutive hours after activation

About OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass:

Get the OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card & explore the best of these two cities with a 72-hour validity. The OMNIA card will give you skip-the-line access to the major attractions in the Vatican City while the Rome Pass allows free admission to any two hotspots of your choice and discounts on entry tickets for other sites. Board the Hop-on Hop-off bus at your convenience and discover the city's majesty at your own pace.

About the Activity:

Book the package for your preferred date and get ready to explore over 30 prominent museums, art galleries, and monuments in Rome & Vatican City.
Redeem the OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card from any of the three redemption centres available.
Embark upon a 72-hour tour around the iconic landmarks with a fast-track entry to many of these top attractions.
With your OMNIA Card, gain free access to the Vatican City's top hotspots, including St. Peter’s Basilica, the Sistine Chapel, and the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran.
Use your Rome Pass to get free entry to two of Rome’s must-visit sites of your choice and exclusive discounts to other attractions.
Travel hassle-free to all your preferred destinations with unlimited access to the Hop-on Hop-off bus.
You will be provided with a detailed guidebook that will help you gain insights into the city's top attractions, their history & cultural heritage.

How to Reach?

Piazza Pio XII number 9 Redemption Office:
By Car: This redemption centre is at a distance of 3.8 km from Rome City Centre. You can reach the destination within 15 minutes by car.
Piazza di Porta S.Giovanni Redemption Office:
By Car: This redemption centre is at a distance of 2.5 km from Rome City Centre. You can reach the destination within 10 minutes by car.
Clivo Argentario Redemption Office:
By Car: This redemption centre is at a distance of 2.7 km from Rome City Centre. You can reach the destination within 10 minutes by car.

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Select Package Options

Omnia Vatican and Rome Card

3 Days

USD 162.79

Per Adult

Book the Omnia Vatican and Rome Card and gain access to over 30 Rome and Vatican museums, art galleries and monuments with a 72 hours validity.

Notes:

Children aged 0-5 years can join the activity free of charge. children aged 6-17 years have to book the package at child prices.
Individuals aged 18 years and above have to book the package at adult prices.

Price Includes

Ticket
- Omnia Card
- Roma Pass
- Discounts on some attractions and restaurants
Transfers
- Hop-on hop-off bus ticket
- Free access to public transport in Rome (operated by ATAC) for 72 hours
Guide
- Guide book

More Details about OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass

Know Before You Go for OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass

Children aged 0-5 years can join the activity free of charge. children aged 6-17 years have to book the package at child prices. Individuals aged 18 years and above have to book the package at adult prices.
ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of arrival. A PAN card will not be considered valid address proof.
All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of booking and upon arrival.
Please note that both cards will automatically be activated at the same time, regardless of which card is used.
Please note that the child package does not include the Roma Pass and the Travelcard but allows children free access to all Omnia Card attractions. Most museums included in the Roma pass are free for children under 18 and travel in Rome is free for children under 10.
It is recommended to carry your Vatican and Rome Pass during the tour. Visitors who go to the access point without the Roma Pass will not be allowed to access the landmark, even if they have made their reservation.
Once activated, the OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass will be valid for 72 consecutive hours.

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OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass Policies

The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 1 business hours of successful booking.

In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.

Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

If cancellation are made 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 0 days to 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.

OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass FAQs

What are all the places we can explore by booking the OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass?

1. Archbasilica of St John Lateran: With an OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card, you can see the "Mother of all Rome's and the world's churches." St. John is not just one of Rome's four Arch Basilicas, but also the oldest and a stop along the Seven Churches pilgrimage route.

2. Sistine Chapel: There are few places in the world that can compare to the Sistine Chapel in terms of artistic value. It is known for its decoration as well as for being the location where popes are elected and crowned. With an OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card, you can admire the chapel's architecture, as well as the numerous frescoes that adorn the walls and ceiling.

3. St. Peter’s Basilica: There are few places in the world that are more sacred to the Christian faith than St. Peter's Basilica, and an OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass offers you the opportunity to visit it. Aside from that, it's where Pope Francis presides over numerous liturgies throughout the year. Inside, tourists will find a number of stunning works of art, including Bernini's St. Peter's Baldachin, Michelangelo's The Pieta, and the figurine of St. Peter on his throne, all designed by Bernini.

4. Colosseum: An inside tour of Rome's Colosseum is the finest way to appreciate all that this magnificent structure stands for, and it's free. When it comes to Rome sightseeing, the Colosseum is a must-see as its interior is stunning, full of detail and a photographer's paradise.
What is the best time to visit Rome?

It's best to visit Rome during the months of October through April, when the crowds are smaller and hotel rates are more affordable. Temperatures rarely fall below freezing during this time of year, so you'll need a coat. You can avoid the crowds and oppressive humidity by visiting in May or September, when it is generally warmer. The average high temperature fluctuates between the middle seventies and the lower eighties.
How much time will we get to explore the places after the activation of the OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass?

You will get 72 hours to explore over 30 places after the activation of the OMNIA Rome and Vatican Pass.

What does the OMNIA Rome and Vatican Card include?

The OMNIA Rome and Vatican Card includes discounts on restaurants and some attractions, a Roma Pass, a ticket for the hop-on/hop-off bus tour, access to Rome's public transportation (run by ATAC) for 72 hours free of charge, as well as a detailed guidebook.

What is the minimum age to apply for OMNIA Vatican and Rome pass?

The minimum age to apply for the OMNIA Vatican and Rome pass is 6 years, children aged between 6-17 years will be charged at children pass price.

Is transportation also included in the OMNIA Vatican and Rome pass?

Yes, the OMNIA Vatican and Rome pass includes free access to Rome’s public transport.

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Rome Top Attractions

Vatican City

Known officially as the State of the Vatican City, the Vatican happens to be the capital of the Roman Catholic Church. Making for the smallest independent country of the world, Vatican City is known popularly for its architectural marvels. Packed with historical and religious buildings, this small nation has a charm of its own. Vatican City was founded during the 326 A.D. With the growth of housing and population, the very first palace came into existence during the rule of Pope Symmachus in the fifth century. The Papal States flourished under the Roman Empire and encompassed a huge part of Italy.

Pantheon

The Pantheon is the most iconic landmark of Rome that has become a major crowd puller in recent days! It is an ancient monument which is famous for being the first pagan temple that has been transformed into a church! It has a mind-boggling history and has been reconstructed twice after being burned down by fires.

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Roman Forum

Roman Forum is an archaeological site in Rome with staggering ruins of ancient monuments, temples, government buildings, and public spaces. It was once the center for all religious, political, public and commercial activities of the Roman Empire and has now turned into a major tourist attraction of present-day Rome. The Roman Forum, also known as Forum Romanum in Latin is located in the heart of the ancient city. It is the most influential representation of the iconic Roman architecture where you can witness the remnants of the powerful Roman Empire and experience its splendor.

St. Peter's Basilica

Considered to be the center of Christendom, St. Peter’s Basilica is one of the major pilgrimage sites of the Vatican City. A home to many Renaissance and Baroque art, this iconic basilica is a major attraction for history lovers as it takes them in for a ride through the impressive Roman history.

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St. Peter’s square

St. Peter's Square, also known as the "Piazza San Pietro" is the gateway to the Vatican and is located in the heart of the city. Right in front of the square is located the St. Peter's Basilica, the world's second-largest Catholic church.

Trevi Fountain

Fontana di Trevi, better known as the Trevi Fountain holds the first position in the list if Rome’s most celebrated monuments. Making for a classic symbol of this spectacular city, this fountain happens to be a major free attraction, propelling approximately 1,200 visitors every hour. Situated in the historic center of Rome, this sculptural monument is perched on a square close to the meeting point of Via di S. Vincenzo, Via del Lavatore, and Via della Stamperia.

Basilica of St. John Lateran

Known to be the most ancient church in the world, Basilica of St. John Lateran is one of the main tourist attractions in Rome. Built around the 4th century, this fascinating architecture is standing still even after going through various earthquakes, fires, and natural calamities. Rome, known for its beautiful architecture, has been blessed with this ancient holy place said to be the “Mother and head of all churches on earth”. Basilica of St. John Lateran is an essential spot for many pilgrims and is one of the most beautiful landmasses in Rome.

Centro Storico

In the heart of the city where all the main attractions are located, stands a crossroad - Centro Storico, having a number of monuments telling their own stories. From popular Italian high street brands like Fendi, Gucci, and Versace, to on-the-spot brewed beers, this place offers an endless amount of things to see and activities to do. Centro Storico is also home to some famous art galleries like Spazio Rossana Orlandi and Galleria Deodato Arte.