72-Hour + Open Tour Rome ticket: three days with no limits
72-Hour + Open Tour Rome ticket: unlimited urban transport and hop-on hop-off bus to enjoy three days of monuments, neighborhoods, and scenic views.
72-Hour + Open Tour Rome ticket:
Exploring Rome in three days is easy
with the 72-Hour + Open Tour ticket, combining urban transport and hop-on hop-off buses between monuments and historic neighborhoods.
The 72-Hour + Open Tour Urban PASS Rome ticket is designed for travelers who want to explore the city in depth, with the freedom to move between monuments, iconic neighborhoods, and lesser-known corners.
With unlimited urban transport, round-trip airport shuttle, hop-on hop-off tours, and an Uber discount, three days become the perfect opportunity to experience Rome from different perspectives.
What’s included in the 72-Hour + Open Tour Ticket
- Round-trip airport shuttle to/from Fiumicino or Ciampino
- Unlimited urban public transport for 72 hours
- Hop-on hop-off city tour
- 10% Uber discount
How to explore Rome in three days with the Open Tour
Day 1 | Ancient Rome and the historic center
Start with the Colosseum and the Imperial Forums, easily reachable by metro or hop-on hop-off bus.
Continue on foot to Piazza Venezia, the Pantheon, and Piazza Navona, with the option to hop off and explore streets and squares.
The day ends in Trastevere, accessible by bus or Uber for an authentic dinner experience.
Day 2 | Baroque Rome, squares, and culture
The second day can include Piazza di Spagna, Via del Corso, Campo de’ Fiori, and the Testaccio Market, reachable by bus or tram.
In the afternoon, Gianicolo Hill offers panoramic views over the city, easily accessible via public transport or Uber.
In the evening, a stroll along the Tiber completes the day.
Day 3 | Museums, modern neighborhoods, and panoramas
The last day can focus on less touristy neighborhoods: Ostiense with its murals and the MAXXI Museum, or EUR for modern architecture.
Hop-on hop-off buses allow access to scenic spots such as Ponte Milvio and Villa Borghese, while Uber provides quick transfers between distant areas or for returning to the airport.