The OMNIA card for the Vatican and Rome it's basically a tourist card for Rome and Vatican City, with which you can access the most important places saving money and time, since it includes quick access to the places you must visit in Rome.
In addition, it is very important to know that The OMNIA Card includes the Rome Pass and free transport in the city. That is, you will have two passes to Rome, for the value of one, which you can use on different days.
What includes?
OMNIA includes access to most things to see and do in Rome as well as places to visit in the Vatican.
Remember that The Rome Pass is included in the OMIA, so everything included is the product of the union of both tourist cards.
You can know what this card includes separately in the post "Roma Pass: how it works, what it includes and prices".
- Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel (includes free audio in St. Peter's Basilica).
- Entrance to 2 of the 7 main attractions of Rome: Colosseum, Roman Forum, Capitoline Museums, Borghese Gallery or St. Angelo Castle.
- Quick entry to St. Peter's Basilica, Sistine Chapel and Colosseum. This will save you several hours of queue, especially if you travel to Rome in high season or make these visits a weekend or holiday.
It is important to remember that tickets to visit the Colosseum, St. Peter's Basilica, the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museums, with quick access, must be booked in advance when collecting the Omnia Pass. - Tourist bus from Rome for 72 hours.
- Travelcard Rome. With it you can use all public transport in Rome for free.
- Guide to the attractions included and city map
- Discount on more than 30 attractions in Rome.
OMNIA Card
How does it work?
The OMNIA card is valid for 72 consecutive hours from the moment you activate it by entering the first of the tourist attractions of Rome included or using public transport included in the Travelcard.
It is important to keep in mind that as we are repeating throughout the post, the OMNIA includes the Roma Pass and this also has a validity of 72 hours that should not be the same as OMNIA.
This means that you can use the OMNIA card for 3 days taking advantage of everything that includes and activate the Roma Pass the next 3 days or overlapping the previous one.
- Pick up the OMNIA Card at the designated places.
"Opera Romana Pellegrinaggi Office" in the Plaza de Pio XII, 9 (next to Plaza de San Pedro). Hours: 9 am to 4 pm (Monday to Saturday) and from 9 am to 1 pm (Sundays and holidays).
ORP of Plaza di Porta S. Giovanni (next to the Basilica of St. John Lateran). Hours: 9 am to 4 pm (Monday to Saturday) and from 9 am to 1 pm (Sundays and holidays).
ORP of Via dei Cestari, 21 (next to the Pantheon). Hours: 10am to 4pm (Monday to Saturday) and from 9am to 1pm (Sundays and holidays). - Activate the OMNIA card or the Rome Pass by entering the first of Rome's tourist attractions included or using the public transport included in the Travelcard.
- Enjoy Rome! You are waiting for incredible places like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum or the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel that we are sure will be the icing on your trip to Rome.
Remember that you must reserve access to the Colosseum (online or by phone) and the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica (when collecting the card).
Tourist bus in Rome
Price
Although we will show you an example of the savings of acquiring this tourist card, we leave you the OMNIA price, so you can see that it is one of the biggest advantages you can have to visit the city.
- Adults (over 10 years): 113 euros
- Children (from 6 to 9 years old): 88 euros
- Children under 6 years: Free
You can buy your OMNIA card here. Remember that to book you just have to choose the date and complete the form. Confirmation is immediate.
Vatican
Is it worth buying OMNIA?
It is impossible to determine whether it is worthwhile or not to buy this type of tourist cards without knowing the details, since this depends totally on the things to see and do in Rome that you have in your itinerary.
That is why we always recommend making a list of the places you want to visit and compare it with the price, in this case, of the OMNIA card.
Roman Colosseum, one of the attractions included in OMNIA
To make it easier, we leave you a comparison, with some examples so you can see how much can you save, Besides prices of the most tourist attractions in Rome, if you don't have any type of pass.
- Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums 30 euros
- Colosseum 14 euros
- Roman and Palatine Forum 18 euros
- Rome bus tour 35 euros
- St. Peter's Basilica with audio guide 15 euros
- St. John Lateran 10 euros
- Borghese Gallery 20 euros
- Capitoline Museums 15 euros
- St. Angelo Castle 14 euros
With this in mind, we leave you an example of what could be a route through the city in 3 days, with OMNIA:
1st day in Rome
Colosseum - 14 euros
Roman and Palatine Forum - 18 euros
Rome bus tour - 35 euros
2nd day in Rome
Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums - 30 euros
St. Peter's Basilica with audio guide - 15 euros
Borghese Gallery - 20 euros
3rd day in Rome
San Juan de Letrán - 10 euros
Capitoline Museums - 15 euros
St. Angelo Castle - 14 euros
OMNIA price - 113 euros
Ticket prices separately - 171 euros
Savings: 58 euros
In addition to this saving, you must remember that the OMNIA card includes the Roma Pass and therefore you will also have free transport in the city and more included places that you can visit for free, since we have only set the example of the most tourist and famous places.
Buy the OMNIA card here. Remember that to book you just have to choose the date and complete the form. Confirmation is immediate.
Capitoline Museums
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