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OMNIA Vatican & Rome Card
Vatican Museums, the Lateran and an open bus. The 72-hour card adds the Roma Pass.
- Child rate 6 to 17
- 72 hours from first ride
The OMNIA Vatican & Rome Card is issued by Opera Romana Pellegrinaggi, and sold here through Tiqets. The 72-hour card combines the Vatican Museums, the Lateran, a St Peter's audio guide and an open bus with the Roma Pass, two museums and 72 hours of transport.
What you get
What the OMNIA Card includes
The Vatican part in both versions, the Roma Pass part only in the 72-hour card. The regular single prices sit next to the headline sights for comparison.
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- Hop-on Hop-off bus Rome Open Bus Vatican&Rome, both tiers €32
- Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Admission with a time slot (Sistine Chapel included), both tiers €20
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- Borghese Gallery 72 h only via the Roma Pass part, reservation mandatory €18
- Castel Sant'Angelo 72 h only via the Roma Pass part €18
- Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill 72 h only: one of the 2 free Roma Pass admissions, adults only, time slot online €18
- Capitoline Museums 72 h only via the Roma Pass part €16.50
- Ostia Antica Archaeological Park 72 h only via the Roma Pass part €18
Prices
Prices by duration and age group
24 or 72 hours, adult or child from 6 to 17. The children's card carries the Vatican part only, not the Roma Pass. The current price appears in the booking step in your currency.
| Validity | Adult (18+) | Child (6-17) |
|---|---|---|
| 72 hours | €149 | €69 |
Plain facts
What is not included
- Pantheon
- St. Peter's Basilica — dome climb — only the digital audio guide for St. Peter's Basilica is included, no dome climb
- 24 h card without public transport and without Roma Pass museums (no Colosseum); live guides are not included in either tier; St. Peter's Basilica only as an audio guide, without the dome.
Buying and using
How the OMNIA Card works
Two parts, two activations, and a desk to visit for the 72-hour card. The rules in short.
- 1
Reserve each sight
Every attraction is reserved individually through the link on your voucher. The Vatican Museums need a time slot; the voucher for it arrives by e-mail up to 24 hours before the slot. The Colosseum is booked online through the Roma Pass part. - 2
Collect the 72-hour card
The 72-hour package is collected at an issuer desk on St Peter's Square or at the Lateran, Monday to Saturday during office hours. With a Vatican slot on the collection day, come at least an hour early. The 24-hour card is a QR code by e-mail. - 3
No cancellation
The card is sold without a right of withdrawal. Once bought, it cannot be cancelled or refunded, neither by the issuer nor by Tiqets. The Vatican part and the Roma Pass part activate separately and run independently.
Weighing it up
What speaks against the OMNIA Card, and who it is for
Against it: the 72-hour package has to be collected at a desk in Rome during office hours from Monday to Saturday, so an arrival on a Sunday means a lost day. Nothing can be cancelled. The children's card carries the Vatican part only, without the two museums and the transport, which makes the card an expensive route for families. The open bus does not stop at the Colosseum for the time being, and St Peter's is included only as an audio guide, not the climb to the dome.
For whom: visitors whose trip centres on the Vatican, who want the Vatican Museums with a reserved slot, the Lateran and the audio guide for St Peter's in one card, and who will use the Roma Pass part for the Colosseum or Castel Sant'Angelo and for the metro and buses over three days.
Alternatives: if you only need the Vatican Museums, the single ticket with a time slot is the cheaper route. If transport and two museums are the point, the Roma Pass alone does that. All six in the comparison.
FAQ
Questions about the OMNIA Card
Short answers for this card, everything else on the FAQ page.
Is the Colosseum included? +
Only in the 72-hour card, through its Roma Pass part, as one of the two free museum entries, and only for adults. The time slot is booked online by you. The 24-hour card has no Roma Pass part and therefore no Colosseum.
Do I have to collect the card in Rome? +
The 72-hour package yes, at an issuer desk on St Peter's Square or at the Lateran, Monday to Saturday. The 24-hour card comes as a QR code by e-mail.
Is public transport included? +
In the 72-hour card for adults, through the Roma Pass part: 72 hours of ATAC transport from the first ride. The 24-hour card and the children's card have no transport. Details on the public transport page.
Alternatives
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Book the OMNIA Vatican & Rome Card
Choose the travellers above and receive the voucher by e-mail. Then reserve the Vatican slot and collect the card.