Omnia Vatican and Rome Card

Discover the beauty of Rome and Vatican City with this great add-on

Two passes, one package
Omnia card provides access to Vatican Museums, St. Peter’s Basilica, and Sistine Chapel
Issued as an exchange voucher
Hop-on Hop-off bus tour with Roma Christiana
Roma Card provides entry to your choice of 2 out of 5 attractions in Rome
Unlimited travel on public transportation in Rome (airport transfers not included)
Children under 6 travel free with Adult

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	1st Class Individual	1st Class Saver ?
OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card 3 Days	$198	n/a

	1st Class Individual	1st Class Saver ?
OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card 3 Days	$141	n/a

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Overview

A city of great religious and cultural importance for people of Christian faith, Vatican city is popular with every visitor to Rome and is a must-see destination. Discover the St Peter’s Basilica, the Vatican Gardens and the city’s breath-taking beauty and fascinating history.
As for Rome, it is one of the most popular destinations in Europe. Discover iconic monuments such as The Coliseum, the Palatine Hill, the Mausoleum of Roman Emperor Hadrian and much more.

Free entry in Vatican: Visit the Vatican City sights and attractions, including Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel and either St Peter’s Basilica or Vatican Gardens Tour.

Free entry in Rome: Pick 2 of Rome’s attractions, the Coliseum, Palatine Hill & Roman Forum, Capitolini Museums, Borghese Gallery or the National Museum of Castel St. Angelo, and visit free.

Hop on hop off bus: 3 day ticket for a stress-free way to discover the best of the city: stops at San Pietro in Vaticano, Palazzo della Cancelleria, Santa Maria ad Martyres Pantheon, Santa Maria in Aracoeli, Santa Maria degli Angeli, Stazione Termini, Santa Maria Maggiore, San Giovanni, Colosseo, Circo Massimo, San Bartolomeo all’Isola Tiberina, Palazzo Farnese.

Unlimited public transport: Grab your free travelcard and travel around freely with public transports in Rome, including trams, metro and buses.

Amazing bonuses: Skip the lines and benefit from fast track entry to Vatican city attractions. Get discounted entry to more than 30 landmarks, museums and attractions in Rome. The free guidebook and map, plus audio guides will no doubt prove to be helpful.

View on Tiber and St Peter Basilica in Vatican.

How to activate the OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card?

Once you have booked your OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card on our website, you will receive a voucher by mail. You must exchange your voucher at a designated location within 6 months from date of purchase.

Please take picture ID, passport or driving licence when you pick up your pass. You may not be able to collect your pass without these documents.

Voucher exchange locations

1. O.R.P. - Piazza Pio XII, 9 (St Peter’s Basilica)
Open: Monday to Saturday 08.30 – 16.00 / Sunday 09.00 – 16:00
Public Holidays: 24th December: 09:00 - 16:00; 25th December 09:00 - 13:00; 26th December 09:00 - 16:00; 31st December 09:00 - 16:00; 1st January 11:00 - 16:00
Directions: Metro: Ottaviano (Line A) - walk down Via Ottaviano and Via di’Porta Angelica into St Peter’s Square. OR Hop-on Hop-off Bus Stop: St Peter’s. The ORP office is in the back left hand corner of the square.

2. O.R.P. - Piazza di Porta S.Giovanni (St John in the Lateran Basilica)
Open: Monday to Sunday 09.00 - 16.00
Directions: Metro: San Giovanni (Line A) OR Hop-on Hop-off Bus Stop: San Giovanni / St John in the Lateran. The ORP office is inside the Basilica of St John on the right side after the police control.

3. O.R.P. - Largo Argentina, Via dei Cestari 21 (Pantheon)
Open: Monday to Sunday 10.00 – 16.00

Contact details
OPERA ROMANA PELLEGRINAGGI CONTACTS (tel, adress, email, website): tel. +39 06 69896 380/384- Via della Pigna 13/A 000186 Rome, Italy - www.operaromanapellegrinaggi.org - info@operaromanapellegrinaggi.org
1. O.R.P. - Piazza Pio XII, 9 (St Peter’s Basilica)
Open: Monday to Saturday 08.30 – 16.00 / Sunday 09.00 – 16:00
Public Holidays: 24th December: 09:00 - 16:00; 25th December 09:00 - 13:00; 26th December 09:00 - 16:00; 31st December 09:00 - 16:00; 1st January 11:00 - 16:00
Directions: Metro: Ottaviano (Line A) - walk down Via Ottaviano and Via di’Porta Angelica into St Peter’s Square. OR Hop-on Hop-off Bus Stop: St Peter’s. The ORP office is in the back left hand corner of the square.

3. O.R.P. - Largo Argentina, Via dei Cestari 21 (Pantheon)
Open: Monday to Sunday 10.00 – 16.00

Conditions of use

Validity:
The OMNIA Vatican and Rome Card is valid for the date of the tour only.

Discounts:
Children aged 6 to 9 years get a discount.

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