Compare single-day passes, multi-day options, and comprehensive city cards to find the best value for your Roman holiday.
Rome is vast, and its sights are spread out. The hop-on hop-off bus bridges the gap between the ancient center, the Vatican, and the shopping districts, saving you time and energy.
The routes are carefully designed to pass as close as possible to the major landmarks—which in a pedestrian-heavy city like Rome, is a huge advantage.
Tickets operate on a calendar day or hourly basis (e.g., 24h, 48h) starting from first validation, giving you plenty of flexibility.
Multilingual audio guides provide fascinating context about the ruins you're passing, turning a simple drive into a history lesson.
From basic transport to 'Turbo' passes that include attraction entries, there's a range of options to fit every budget and travel style.
Choose the ticket that suits your itinerary
Choose the ticket that suits your itinerary
Explore Rome at your own pace with City Sightseeing open-top buses
Enjoy panoramic views of iconic landmarks.
See the best of Rome on the 'I Love Rome' panoramic bus
Hop off at key stops to visit famous monuments.
Skip the line at the Vatican Museums and enjoy a bus tour of Rome
The ultimate combo for art and history lovers.
Experience Rome with Big Bus Tours
Comprehensive routes covering the Vatican, Colosseum, and more.
Discover the Eternal City with Green Line Tours
Convenient stops near major attractions and historical sites.
Combines the freedom of hop-on hop-off travel with entrance to the historic Castel Sant'Angelo.
Seamlessly connect Vatican City with Rome's other historic gems using this convenient hop-on hop-off service.
Immerse yourself in ancient Rome with entry to the Colosseum area, plus 24-hour bus access.
See Rome illuminated under the stars
A magical evening perspective of the Colosseum and St
Peter's.
Buying online lets you study the route map in advance and choose the operator that covers the specific sights you want to see.
You avoid the hassle of carrying cash or dealing with street hawkers who might aggressively try to sell you tickets.
Digital tickets are instant and eco-friendly. Just show the QR code on your phone to the driver or staff member when you board.
Imagine cruising through centuries of history with the breeze in your hair—here is how a typical day unfolds:
Start your morning at Termini or Santa Maria Maggiore to grab a prime seat on the upper deck. As the bus winds towards the Colosseum, the sheer scale of the ruins will take your breath away. The audio guide kicks in, explaining the games that once took place there. You hop off, snap some photos of the Arch of Constantine, and perhaps wander up Palatine Hill.
Back on the bus, you head towards Piazza Venezia, dominating the view with the massive 'Wedding Cake' monument. You might stay on board to cross the Tiber River towards the Vatican. Seeing St. Peter's Basilica appear on the horizon is a moment you won't forget. After a visit to the square, you hop back on to head towards the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain area for a late lunch and some shopping, letting the bus handle the transit while you soak up the atmosphere.
Always read the terms regarding cancellation and validity periods carefully before purchasing to ensure flexibility.
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We are travelers who love Rome but know how exhausting it can be. This guide is written to help you use the bus system smartly to save your legs and maximize your time.
Most reputable online ticket providers offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before your chosen date.
If you are traveling with a large school group or extended family, check for group rates directly with the operator.
Rome's traffic is unpredictable. Do not rely on the bus if you have a tight timed appointment (like a Vatican Museum entry slot)—take the metro or a taxi instead.
Sun protection is vital in summer. The upper deck has no shade, and the Roman sun can be intense.
Keep water with you. While you can buy it everywhere, having a bottle on hand is always wise.
Validate your ticket the first time you board. The staff will usually give you a paper receipt or headphones—keep these safe!