Colosseum Ticket with Roma Pass (48h public transport included)
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Colosseum Ticket with Roma Pass (48h public transport included)
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General information about the ticket
- Mobile tickets
Use your smartphone to access all sites — no printing required.
- Full access Roma Pass 48h + Colosseum entry included
Your pass covers free entry to the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill — plus unlimited public transport and discounts at 30+ more attractions across Rome.
- Secure your entry
With these tickets, you can book in advance and avoid waiting at the ticket office
- Instant confirmation
You will receive an email confirmation of your visit in less than 2 minutes
Discover ancient Rome
With this ticket you’ll visit the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill — three of the most iconic sites in Rome, all included. On top of that, you’ll get unlimited public transport across the city for 48 hours, so you can get around Rome without worrying about tickets or fares. And if you want to keep exploring, you’ll also have discounts at over 30 museums and attractions throughout the city.
Whats is included
- Entrance to the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill
- Unlimited public transport for 48h
- Discounted entry to 30+ museums and archaeological sites across Rome
- Complete audio guide
- Booking fees and taxes
- Guided Tour
- Cancellation option
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Additional Information about the Colosseum Ticket with Roma Pass
The Colosseum is the most famous and largest amphitheater of the Roman Empire, created in the first century and used for almost five centuries. Gladiatorial fights and public spectacles took place in the Colosseum.
Although the structure is seriously damaged due to earthquakes and stonecutters, the Colosseum has always been seen as an icon of Imperial Rome and is one of the best preserved examples of Roman architecture.
The Roma Pass 48h is Rome’s official city card. It includes free entry to your first attraction (the Colosseum in this case), discounted access to 30+ additional sites, and unlimited travel on ATAC buses, metro lines A, B, B1, C and regional railways for 48 hours. Note: the Vatican Museums are not included.
The Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill are open daily at these times:
-from 2 January to 28 February 9.00 – 16.30
-from 1 to 26 March 9.00 – 17.30
-from 27 March to 31 August 9.00am – 7.15pm
-from 1 September to 30 September 9.00 – 19.00
-from 1 to 30 October 9.00 – 18.30
-from 31 October to 31 December 9.00 – 16.30
It is possible to enter the Colosseum only at the time chosen during the booking phase and it is suggested to be at the entrance 15 minutes before the chosen time.
You can get the official audio guide of the Colosseum by downloading the official app from the app store.
-Present your Colosseum ticket at the entrance. Have the Roma Pass app ready on your phone in case staff ask you to validate the QR code.All visitors must show their identification to gain access to the site.
-It is forbidden to enter with large backpacks, bulky bags and luggage or trolley.
-You can enter with small or medium-sized bags, which will be opened and visually inspected by security personnel.
-Pets are not allowed.
Note: Due to limited availability, it is possible that the time slot chosen for your visit may vary by up to 90 minutes.
Buy tickets in advance to ensure access.
Wear comfortable shoes and clothes for the visit.
Last admission is one hour before the Colosseum closes.
If you have any questions or need help to book your tickets, please do not hesitate to contact us at support@rome-tickets.org.
FAQs about Colosseum Ticket with Roma Pass
This ticket includes the Roma Pass 48h, which gives you free entry to the Colosseum (your first attraction), the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. It also includes unlimited public transport across Rome for 48 hours, discounted entry to 30+ further attractions, and a complete audio guide.
You will receive your tickets as soon as possible and always before your visit. Occasionally, due to high demand, there might be slight delays, but our team ensures you get them in time for your visit.
Booking online is highly recommended as tickets often sell out quickly. Plus, by booking in advance, you can skip the ticket office lines and head straight to the entrance.
No, you don’t need to print your tickets. You can simply show them on your mobile device at the entrance for a hassle-free experience.
It’s recommended to allocate at least 2-3 hours to fully enjoy the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, depending on your pace and interest in exploring the sites.
The location
The Colosseum is located close to 1 km southeast of Rome’s historic center and east of the well-known Roman Forum, a location you can easily reach via public transportation. The address of the Colosseum is (at the bottom of the page you can see the map of its location):
Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Rome RM, Italy. (open in google maps)
How to get to Colosseum
You can get to the Colosseum with public transport by taking the metro or by bus as well.
- By Metro, you get on line B and get down on the stop “Colosseo”.
- By bus, you can use lines 51, 75, 81, 85, 87 and 118
- By Tram, you take line 3 and get down on the stop “Piazza del Colosseo”
