Rome Archaeological Card - admission to multiple sites in Rome
The Rome Archaeological Card gives you entrance (without queueing) at a reduced price to nine notable archaeological attractions in Rome, including the Colosseum:
(click links for visitor information)
The Colosseum
The Crypta Balbi
The Diocletian Baths
The Palazzo Altemps
The Palazzo Massimo
The Terme (baths) di Caracalla
The Tomb of Cecilia Metella
The Villa dei Quintili
The Palatine Hill
The pass is valid for seven days and allows you to bypass any queues.
Simply select the ideal date for your visit by clicking on the calendar (the small square icon) below. Next, press the 'Click to continue with booking' button. You will then be shown the relevant ticket options for that date.
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1. Click on the calendar icon to the left to choose a date. 2. Click button to continue. |
Pricing:
Prices include booking fees and service charges. There is no charge whatsoever for children under six years of age (they do not need to reserve). The reduced price card is only available to EU residents aged between 18 and 25, the complimentary for EU residents under 18.
How you'll get your tickets:
To reserve your Rome card, just fill out the booking form, supply us with credit card details, and we'll do the rest. There will be no charge whatsoever until we confirm your reservation. We'll then point you to our secure page, where you can print out your entry voucher. Print it out, take it with you to Italy and present it at the ticket desk ... they will swap it for your entry ticket. As simple as that!. It is a REQUIREMENT that you pick up your ticket (you'll be given the pass in exchange for your tickitaly.com voucher) at the Colosseo (colosseum) ticket office at a special desk reserved for this purpose ("CASSA GRUPPI" or "CASSA PRENOTAZIONI").
You won't have to join any queues (there is a special pick-up desk for internet tickets), but nonetheless we'd advise you to arrive 15 minutes before your entry time.
Please be prepared to show some ID - It is sometimes difficult for Italian officials to understand that not all countries require their citizens to carry ID cards, if indeed they are issued in said countries at all. You will often find that nothing other than a Passport or Driving Licence (with photograph) will suffice.
QUICK BOOKING LINKS:
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