Museum Tickets & Passes in Rome

Stand inside the Sistine Chapel 30 minutes before it opens to the general public with this early-access ticket to the chapel and the rest of the Vatican Museums complex. This is an exclusive opportunity to admire Michelangelo's famous ceiling fresco and his other works in a tranquil, crowd-free atmosphere.

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.

Countless films, books, and television shows have immortalized the fierce and brutal lifestyle of the Roman gladiators, and on this tour, you can see where the gruesome battles happened up close and personal. Enjoy skip-the-line access and explore the Colosseum and the Roman Forum with a professional guide, learning about the games, the players, and the hard facts about life in ancient Rome. A self-guided tour of the Capitoline Museums is also included.

The long lines that the Vatican attracts are testament to its status as one of Europe's most famous attractions. If you've got limited time in Rome, don't waste a moment waiting with a skip-the-line admission ticket to the Vatican. You'll be able to explore the Sistine Chapel and Raphael's Rooms independently while still benefiting from priority entry, usually only reserved for visitors taking a guided tour.

The crowds that the Vatican attracts are testament to its status as one of the world's most significant historical attractions. Save yourself hours of waiting in line with a skip-the-line admission ticket that grants you access to both the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter'a Basilica, a time-efficient choice for first-time visitors. You'll benefit from the perks of taking a tour while still enjoying the flexibility to explore independently.

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.

Explore the Vatican Museums with a private guide on this 2-hour VIP tour. You'll see the museums' renowned collection of works by artists including Michelangelo, Raphael, and Botticelli, and learn about the history and influence of the Vatican from a Blue Badge guide. Entrance fees, private access and hotel pickup are included.

The Vatican Museums hold enough art - including some of Italy's most celebrated masterpieces - to keep visitors busy for years. They attract more than 5 million people every year, and have the crowds and lines to match. Make your visit a little smoother with this fast-track admission to the Vatican and Sistine Chapel, then see the miles of art on a self-guided tour.

Experience two of the Vatican City's star attractions without having to queue! Enjoy skip-the-line access to the magnificent Vatican Museums, where you can marvel over masterpieces by Raphael, Caravaggio and Leonardo da Vinci, and admire Michelangelo's remarkable Sistine Chapel. Then, slip through the back door for instant access to St Peter's Basilica, the world's largest church and Italy's most important pilgrimage site. Best of all: your self-guided tour means you can spend as long as you want exploring the museum's cultural treasures.

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.

Feast your eyes on the works of two Renaissance masters on this guided tour of the Vatican. Enjoy skip-the-line entrance and a 2.5-hour guided tour of the Vatican Museums, marvel at Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel, and enjoy priority entrance to St. Peter's Basilica and a fascinating Leonardo da Vinci exhibition.

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.

Get access to all four branches of the National Roman Museum with this single combo ticket, valid for 3 days. Get skip-the-line access to the Baths of Diocletian, Palazzo Altemps, Crypta Balbi, and Palazzo Massimo, where you can explore at your leisure.

Save time and money with this pre-booked admission ticket to the Leonardo da Vinci Museum: it's less expensive than purchasing a ticket directly from the museum and saves you the trouble of waiting in the admission line. That leaves you more time to spend with the museum's interactive, life-size exhibits and, if you like, the attractions nearby afterward, such as the Villa Borghese.

Beyond the famous canvases, enjoy the rare opportunity to delve into the mind of Leonardo da Vinci when you explore this engaging, interactive exhibition. Conveniently located in central Rome, the exhibition brings da Vinci's inventions to life with a series of 3D holograms as well as dozens of machines based on his sketches and plans. Touch and interact with the contraptions on display, and learn more about da Vinci's creative legacy.

Enjoy a private tour of the Pinacoteca Vaticana(Art gallery) where you can enjoy works of art by Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael and Caravaggio with this skip the line  tour of the Vatican Museums including the Pio Clemente museum and The Sistine Chapel ending with a privileged entrance to St.Peter's Basilica. Highlights include the Belvedere courtyard, Pine courtyard, Gallery of Maps ,Gallery of Tapestries and the Pio Clemente museum.