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With Visit Rome Pass 48 hours you have unlimited access to all public transport in the metropolitan area of Rome for the entire validity of the card. Get around the city without hassle and enjoy Rome at its best. 

From the first activation, you are able to travel on all lines operated by ATAC:

- trams
- buses
- underground lines A, B, B1
- railways Roma-Lido, Roma Flaminio Piazza del Popolo- Viterbo ( up to Scrofano ) and Roma Giardinetti
- bus line 720 ATAC metro station B Laurentina (lane VI) - Ciampino Airport
- line 520 Subaugusta metro station A - Ciampino Airport 

To activate the service, you must fill the card with your data. At the request of control personnel, the card must be shown together with a valid document. 

Are excluded from the service: 

- special tpl Atac connections
- Trenitalia FL regional railways (formerly FR)
- Cotral Roma Tiburtina/Termini-Fiumicino Airport
- Leonardo Express
- all connections to and from Fiumicino.

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With Visit Rome Pass you have priority access to the Vatican Museums, the most famous and visited attraction in the Capital. Avoid the queue and get direct access to the Museums 

Take a dive into history and admire some of the most beautiful works of art in the world, strolling through rooms of incredible beauty, and have an incredible view of Rome and the dome of St. Peter's. 

What's included? 

• priority and skip-the-line entry to the Vatican Museums 
• visit to the Sistine Chapel 
• visit to the Raphael Rooms
• city map of Rome 

Important Information

• skip-the-line access to the Vatican Museums. Avoid the queue and go directly to the entrance.
• The Vatican Museums are open from Monday to Saturday, from 9:30 am to 6 pm.
• Advance booking is compulsory 

What will you see?

The Vatican Museums hold some of the most famous and marvellous works of art of mankind.

On the first floor, you will admire some of the most iconic Greek and Roman statues such as the Doriphorus or the Laocoon. 

You will pass through amazing rooms that bear witness to papal power, such as the Gallery of Maps. 

You will admire Raphael's frescoes in the Raphael Rooms and Caravaggio's Deposition. 

Finally, you will enjoy the incredible view of Michelangelo's famous frescoes for the Sistine Chapel: the Last Judgement and the Creation of Adam.

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With Visit Rome Pass 72 hours you have unlimited access to all public transport in the metropolitan area of Rome for the entire validity of the card. Get around the city without hassle and enjoy Rome at its best. 

From the first activation, you are able to travel on all lines operated by ATAC:

- trams
- buses
- underground lines A, B, B1
- railways Roma-Lido, Roma Flaminio Piazza del Popolo- Viterbo ( up to Scrofano ) and Roma Giardinetti
- bus line 720 ATAC metro station B Laurentina (lane VI) - Ciampino Airport
- line 520 Subaugusta metro station A - Ciampino Airport 

To activate the service, you must fill the card with your data. At the request of control personnel, the card must be shown together with a valid document. 

Are excluded from the service: 

- special tpl Atac connections
- Trenitalia FL regional railways (formerly FR)
- Cotral Roma Tiburtina/Termini-Fiumicino Airport
- Leonardo Express
- all connections to and from Fiumicino.

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With Visit Rome Pass 48 hours you have priority access to the Exhibition Leonardo da Vinci - Genius and Inventions.

Discover the marvellous inventions and insights of Leonardo da Vinci in this exhibition between educational and entertaining, in one of the most beautiful palaces in Rome: Palazzo della Cancelleria, owned by the Vatican.

What is included?

• Priority access to the Exhibition Leonardo da Vinci - Genius and Inventions.
• Map of the city of Rome
• Visit to the upper floor of Palazzo della Cancelleria: Vatican Tribunal, "Sacra Rota" and "Sala dei Cento Giorni". 
• Visit to the remains of a burial temple from 43 BC

Important Information

• Access to the exhibition is permitted until one hour before closing time
• The exhibition is open daily from 9:30 am to 7 pm
• Reservation of the visit is compulsory. 

What will you see? 

With its 200 machines, 65 working models and nine holograms, the mind of the brilliant Renaissance artist and intellectual will have no more secrets after this exhibition. 

Lose yourself in the inventions of the Italian Renaissance genius. Many are on display at the exhibition: 200 wooden machines and 65 working models, which you can observe and try out. Among them, you will find flying machines, a machine gun and a bicycle.

This exhibition will also allow you to travel through time. With nine contents created with holograms you will go into the future. You will then return to the past by visiting the remains of a burial temple dating back to 43 BC.

Lovers of engineering and history will adore observing the inventions and interacting with them. It will be exciting to verify that each one was made as Leonardo would have wished, following the instructions in his codes. 

To complete the visit, explore the upper floor that houses the Vatican Tribunal, the 'Sacra Rota' and the 'Sala dei Cento Giorni' frescoed by Vasari. Also visit what remains of a burial temple dating back to 43 BC.

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With Visit Rome Pass you have priority access to the Vatican Museums, the most famous and visited attraction in the Capital. Avoid the queue and get direct access to the Museums 

Take a dive into history and admire some of the most beautiful works of art in the world, strolling through rooms of incredible beauty, and have an incredible view of Rome and the dome of St. Peter's. 

What's included? 

• priority and skip-the-line entry to the Vatican Museums 
• visit to the Sistine Chapel 
• visit to the Raphael Rooms
• city map of Rome 

Important Information

• skip-the-line access to the Vatican Museums. Avoid the queue and go directly to the entrance.
• The Vatican Museums are open from Monday to Saturday, from 9:30 am to 6 pm.
• Advance booking is compulsory 

What will you see?

The Vatican Museums hold some of the most famous and marvellous works of art of mankind.

On the first floor, you will admire some of the most iconic Greek and Roman statues such as the Doriphorus or the Laocoon. 

You will pass through amazing rooms that bear witness to papal power, such as the Gallery of Maps. 

You will admire Raphael's frescoes in the Raphael Rooms and Caravaggio's Deposition. 

Finally, you will enjoy the incredible view of Michelangelo's famous frescoes for the Sistine Chapel: the Last Judgement and the Creation of Adam.