The OMNIA Card 72h is one of the most comprehensive cards, including, among other things, the services of the Roma Pass 72h (for the full-price version), entry to the Vatican Museums, tourist buses, and other services, summarized as follows:
- Entry to the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel
- Multilingual audioguide application for visiting St. Peter’s Basilica
- San Giovanni in Laterano Basilica and Cloister with audioguide, entry to the Treasury Museum (access to the Sancta Sanctorum is not included)
- Travel on tourist buses: Open Bus Hop-on Hop-off
- Entry to the Carcer Tullianum (Mamertine Prison)
- The Vox City Guide, the application for exploring the city with a map, walking or public transport tours, and information
- The Roma Pass 72h with 2 free entries of your choice to museums and/or archaeological sites in the city of Rome (see Roma Pass list: Colosseum, Roman Forum, Borghese Gallery, Capitoline Museums, etc) and discounted rates for subsequent visits to other museums or sites
- Free access to Rome’s Atac public transportation for 72 hours
Prices: starting from €149 (or €69 for the reduced rate)
Free cancellation (notably with the proposed seller GetYourGuide: OMNIA Card 72 hours)
For Roma Pass services
For visits on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays, booking is mandatory at least the day before for certain museums and archaeological sites.
In addition, booking is mandatory for certain museums or sites, even on weekdays, such as the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine, Borghese Gallery, Mausoleum of Augustus, and the archaeological excavations of Palazzo Valentini/Domus Romane
Omnia 72h reduced rate 6/17 (€69.00)
Version for 6-17 year-olds of the Omnia Card 72h, including:
- Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
- Multilingual audioguide application for St. Peter’s Basilica
- San Giovanni in Laterano Basilica and Cloister with audioguide. Entry to the Treasury Museum (access to the Sancta Sanctorum is not included)
- Tours with Open Bus Hop-on Hop-off tourist buses
- Entry to the Carcer Tullianum (Mamertine Prison)
- The Vox City Guide, the application for exploring the city with a map, walking or public transport tours, and information
WARNING: The reduced-rate version does not include the Roma Pass
Notes
- Entry to museums, monuments, galleries, and archaeological sites managed by the Italian State is free for all citizens under 18 years old. For European Union citizens aged 18 to 25, the ticket costs €2. (similar concessions apply for citizens of countries with „reciprocity“).
- Entry to museums, monuments, galleries, and archaeological sites of the Rome Museum System is free for all European Union citizens under 6 years old.
- Access to public transportation within the territory of the Municipality of Rome is free for children under 10 years old, provided they are accompanied by an adult who has paid for their access.
