The tourism information office of Rome
Enjoy free admission to various Rome sights and monuments (along with skip-the-line privileges), plus discounts at other attractions
Local tourism info links
- Turismoroma.it - Official tourism site for Rome.
- Facebook.com/tourismrome - Official Rome tourism on Facebook.
- 060608.it - tourism info database
- Vatican.va - Vatican
- Sovraintendenzaroma.it - city cultural department
- Museiincomuneroma.it - civic museums
- Comune.roma.it - official city government site
- Soprintendenzaspecialeroma.it - civic archaeology department
- Wantedinrome.com - Expat mag/events
- Visitlazio.com - regional site
- italia.it - Official tourism site for Italy. Great for links to local sites, but light on info.
- Beniculturali.it - official site for major sights across Italy
- Culturaitalia.it - Italy cultural patrimony
- Coopculture.it -
Handles the inline presence for major archaolgical areas, monumenets, and museums in:
- Rome
- Venice
- Naples
- Pisa
- Milan
- Florence
- Siena
- Torino
- Avellino
- Genova
- Agrigento
- Salerno
- Oristano
- Latina
- Padova
- Cuneo
- Bari
- Pavia
- Prato
- Ancona
- Alessandria
- Palermo
- Perugia
- Treviso
- Pesaro
- Urbino
- Mantova
- Taranto
- Reggio nell'Emilia
- Ferrara
- Medio Campidano
- Livorno
- Vivaticket.it - tickets to about 75 sights across Italy
Passes & Discounts links
- OMNIA Vatican & Rome Card - Skip-the-line priority entry to attractions along with free admission to the Vatican and a few other major churches (plus an audio guide in St. Peter's); you get to pick from 2 of 6 other attractions to get in free (including the Roman Forum, Colosseum, Capitoline Museums, and Borghese Galleries); and you also get discounted admission to 30 other sights; plus a Travelcard good for public transit.Partner
- Roma Pass -
- Free admission into the first TWO sights you visit from a list of 45 museums, sights, and archeological areas—nearly everything in Rome except, unfortunately, the Vatican Museums (though seem the Omnia Card below for one that also covers that).
- Discounted admission to all other sights: After your first two freebies—which, unfortunately, have to be the first two you visit, so plan your sightseeing accordingly to ensure you hit two of the priciest sights immediately—you get a varying amount of discount (anywhere from 17% to 50%) on entry to all other sights on the list.
- Head-to-the-front-of-the-security-line privileges at the Colosseum, Castel Sant’Angelo and Musei Capitolini.
- Unlimited rides on all public buses and the Metro (an €18 value in of itself—or €12.50 for the 48 version). Note this does not cover the airport train.
- Discounts on bus and other tours and on cultural events (theater, art shows, opera, dance, music).
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