ROME
The best of the Eternal City.
The 13 most popular city museums & monument tickets, the ones worth giving a Roman morning to. Prices, run times and who to book through, gathered in one place.
Rome’s Leonardo exhibition turns sketches into 65 full-scale machines and 3D holograms at Palazzo della Cancelleria for a $10 ticket.
Most Popular“Kind of a hole in the wall place with a lot of examples of da Vinci machines. Easy entry experience, and a good gift shop.”
Skip-the-line Bioparco di Roma ticket in Villa Borghese. See 1,200 animals across 200 species, plus conservation and easy strolling.
“well laid out and a lovely place to stroll around with a good mix of animals”
Timed entry to the Capitoline Museums plus a 25-minute multimedia intro to Ancient Rome, with an audioguide app and optional breakfast or aperitif.
“Very interesting aspects of built environment presented, starting from the beginning of Rome establishment as settlement.”
Ticketed access to Palazzo Colonna: Baroque Galleria Colonna, Quirinal Hill gardens, and optional Princess Isabelle apartments.
“The Colonna Gallery is absolutely beautiful and truly impressive. The interiors are stunning, filled with remarkable artworks and a unique atmosphere that makes the visit very special. What made the experience even better was the extremely kind and welcoming staff, who were helpful and professional throughout the visit. I highly recommend visiting the Colonna Gallery…”
Skip-the-line access to the Vittoriano rooftop elevator plus Risorgimento and Palazzo Venezia tickets, with a smart audio guide for 360° Rome.
“The view was breathtaking. It wasn’t busy and we could stay there as long as we wanted. We wouldn’t hesitate to book again.”
Underground ruins 5 m below Piazza Navona. Explore Domitian’s stadium with an audio guide and optional aperitif from $18.
“I love this kind of thing so I'm biased but I found it really interesting and there was almost no one else there so it was amazing!”
Guided visit to Palazzo Colonna with Renaissance art, palace rooms, and options for gardens and Princess Isabelle’s apartments.
“A must see for Italian art and culture lovers. A stunning palazzo. Very knowledgeable guides who are archaeologists and/or art historians/art scholars. Alessandro was amazing as our guide. I will go back in the future.”
A 2-hour, family-friendly Percy Jackson–themed tour of Rome’s Capitoline Museums with story-led myth adventures and skip-the-line access.
“Tour was amazing! My ten-year old has read all the Percy Jackson books and loves studying Roman and Greek mythology as well as ancient history. The tour guide was able to connect with my son in a way that very few are able to. This was the highlight of our trip to Rome!”
Skip the Colosseum ticket line and ride the Vittoriano glass elevator for a 360° Rome panorama, plus Forum/Palatine entry and museums.
English skip-the-line tour of the Capitoline Museums with a short multimedia intro, led by an expert guide. See the Capitoline Wolf.
“This was an English tour. The tour tour guide’s heavy Italian accept made it difficult to understand. The pace of the tour was too fast.”
Private, skip-the-line Capitoline Museums tour in 2.5 hours, with the Spinario, Marcus Aurelius, Pinacoteca art, and Forum views.
“Martin was an excellent guide, so knowledgeable and great insights on items in the museums.”
Visit the Capitoline Museums with a multimedia intro, then enjoy a 24-hour Hop On Hop Off panoramic bus in Rome.
“Very brief explanations for the start of the museum visit and the stops of the big bus. Interesting museum but few explanations. Big bus good.”
2.5-hour Capitoline Museums tour for families linking Roman statues to Greek myths and Percy Jackson characters, skip-the-line.
“Engaging”
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