Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Italy

Prebook your admission with skip the line access to the Capodimonte Museum. This means you have more time to visit one of southern Italy's largest art galleries - three floors and more than 160 rooms inside a grand Bourbon palazzo. There's a small collection of modern art including works by Andy Warhol, but most come to see the vast Farnese collection and Caravaggio's The Flagellation of Christ.

Visit the National Gallery of Ancient Art (Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica), housed inside the Palazzo Barberini, a baroque palace in central Rome. With admission to the museum, you can enjoy its collection of approximately 500 works spread across 34 rooms, including masterpieces by Caravaggio and Raphael.

Discover the Wonders of the Colosseum spending your time on the best way skipping the tickets' buyer line.Your exclusive ticket to the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill helps you to avoid the long ticket lines and allows you to enjoy dthe most iconic monument of the city of Rome at your own pace.These tickets are avalaible for two consecutives days and allow you to get into the Palatin Hill and the Roman Forum when you wish.Pick your tickets up in our agency sitted in a few steps from the entrance of the Colosseum until which a member of our staff will take you.

Embark on a unique and interactive experience when you visit Genoa's Dialogue in the Dark. This sensory exhibition is held, as its name suggests, entirely in the darkness. With just a small group accompanying you, and led by a blind guide, you'll try out a number of interactive activities, will rely on your other four senses, and may even experience a deeper shift in perception.

Explore the grand mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian with skip-the-line access to Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome. Learn how the magnificent Roman monument was built around 123 A.D and used over the years as a fortress, prison and papal residence. Best of all: enjoy access to the National Museum of Castel Sant'Angelo, which presents a fascinating collection of fine art, antique furniture, military memorabilia and medieval weapons.

Discover great works of art and rich history in Florence's Brancacci Chapel where Italian frescoes have been on display since the 16th century. Found inside the Church of Santa Maria del Carmine, this chapel survived a fire in 1771 and today stands as a home to ecclesiastic art of the early renaissance for all to see. 

Explore the collection of world-renowned works of art at the Borghese Gallery in Rome without the hassle of waiting in line. Save time and avoid missing the opportunity to enter the museum, which often sells out in advance. Remove unnecessary stress when you collect your ticket from an onsite coordinator and go straight into the gallery. Admire masterpieces like Deposition by Rubens and Pauline Bonaparte by Canova, and don't miss the Caravaggio room.

Explore a long-closed crypt beneath the Piazza San Sepolcro with admission to the Crypt of Leonardo and San Sepolcro Church. Take in columns, frescoes and white stone floors that fascinated Leonardo da Vinci, and see a 14th-century sarcophagus painted with images of the resurrection. Step back into the early history of Milan, when a Roman forum gave way to exquisite Christian art and architecture.

10 minutes walk from the Cathedral square you find the  Monastery of San Nicolò l'Arena, a late baroque monument and one of the biggest Benedictine monastery in Europe. The construction of the building started in 1500 and has continued until today. It is an example of architectonical integration of different styles through different epochs.  It leads the visitors through the most important spaces of the Monastery: the two cloisters, the cellars of the XVI century today transformed into the faculty library, the roman domus (house), the 'Night Choir' with its 'balcony' on the main altar of San Nicolò l'Arena Church, the Novices Garden and the kitchen and cellars of the XVIII century realised by the architect Vaccarini.The monastery is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It hosts the Department of Humanities of the University of Catania.

Discover the dark underbelly of Naples with a 1-hour guided tour of the San Gaudioso Catacombs. Descend into the catacombs beneath the Basilica of Santa Maria della Sanità, where you can admire the ancient tombs, decorated with frescoes from the early Christian era, as well as the 17th-cenutry burial sites of Neapolitan nobles.

Purchase your Ca' D'Oro Franchetti Gallery admission ticket in advance to save time at the gate. Accurately named the "house of gold" or Ca' d'Oro, this Venetian Gothic styled palace is a treasure trove of Renaissance art. In addition to the Franchetti collection, the museum also houses interesting pieces from churches destroyed during the fall of the Venetian republic as well as an interesting collection of pottery and other relics recovered from the Venetian lagoon.

Only A few minutes walk from the Cathedral of Catania there is the Church of San Benedetto, right in the middle of the famous baroque street called Via Crociferi. The church is considered a small Sicilian Sistine chapel because of the richness of its frescoes realized by Giovanni Tuccari, a painter from Messina, in the 18th century. But the church is not just a triumph of baroque painting, there is also a large choir that looks like a Spanish galleon, a huge and beautiful reminder of the secluded life of the cloistered nuns that still live here, and the famous Angels' staircaise made of marble and stucco. The Church of San Benedetto is also famous because it was part of the set for "Storia di una Capinera" by Franco Zeffirelli, a movie from the short story by Giovanni Verga.For the city of Catania it is a symbol of religious faith that reaches its peak during the festivities of Sant'Agata when the Benedictine nuns sing, for the patron saint, from the central gate.

Visit the magnificent Doge's Palace in Venice without having to wait in line on this 2.5-hour walking tour. Enjoy skip-the-line entrance and a guided tour of Doge's Palace, explore the palaces and museums of St. Mark's Square at your own pace, then enjoy an optional cruise to visit a glass factory on Murano Island.

Ca' Rezzonico: This magnificent palace, now the Museum of 18th-Century Venice, was designed by the greatest architect of the Venetian Baroque era, Baldassare Longhena, for the aristocratic Bon family. VALIDITY: This ticket grants one single admission to the Museum. Information: Open: 1st April - 31st October 10:00 am -  6:00 pm (Last admission 5:00 pm) / 1st November - 31st March 10:00 am -  5:00 pm (Last admission 4:00 pm) Close: Tuesdays, 25th December, 1st January and 1st May

See what the 16th-century mansions of Milanese nobleman were like with a trip to the Bagatti Valsecchi Museum in Milan. This once private home is now a museum filled with furniture, paintings, tapestries, weapons, textiles, and more from the Italian Renaissance period. Stroll through the opulent hallways of the mansion and see masterpieces from the era.

Enjoy a memorable day trip full of spectacular panoramas, UNESCO protected sites, art treasures, archaological and natural natural wonders. An experienced driver guide with air-conditioned comfortable new minivan will pick you up at your accomodation in Rome or in the surrounding area, at the airport or at the Cruise Port of Civitavecchia. You will explore the Etruscan necropolis of Cerveteri, the famous excavated city of Ancient tombs-houses still painted and decorated. You will visit the old town of Caere and reach Bracciano Lake. It is one of the most beautiful volcanic lakes in Italy. You will discover the town of Trevignano and the Odescalchi castle, a Renaissance magnificent fortress where VIPs get wed today. Tom Cruise got married here for instance. You will love the pictoresque medieval villages, the scenery beauty and local food and wines ( lunch is included).

A journey through the history, the anedoctes, and the historical facts that made the Basilica one of the most prestigious places and monuments of Bologna.During the visit we'll describe the historical-artistic general context, introducing also a series of curiosities concerning the BasilicaFree: children under 10 years with family, guides and journalists, disabled

Check off the must-sees of Rome and Vatican City with this all-in-one pass that can be used over two day. Allowing you to visit the sights at your own pace, the prebooked sightseeing voucher includes skip-the-line access to the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, the Roman Forum, Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica, and the papal tombs. Just make one booking, and then use your pass to visit the landmarks at your leisure. An audio guide is also included.

A single ticket valid for the Doge's Palace and the combined itinerary of Museo Correr, Museo Archeologico Nazionale and Monumental Rooms of the Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana.  This ticket is valid for 3 months and grants one single admission to the Doge's Palace and the combined itinerary.

This 2.5-hour tour of the Capitoline Museums allows you to get a picture of Roman history from beginning to end. With an archaeologist or art historian guide, you'll explore the massive collection of the world's oldest archaeological museum.