Italy · TICKETS
The 15 best tickets & entry passes you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Visit the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with timed entry, optional audio guide, and a quicker route past the ticket queue.
“Atilio was a really great and considerate guide. We enjoyed every minute of the tour.”
Explore Milan’s Duomo, rooftop terraces, museum, and St. Gottardo in Corte with a flexible 48-hour ticket and optional audio guide.
“My experience was amazing, I would definitely recommend getting the ticket with the elevator option as it is so convenient and avoids the long winding queue. Attended on a Sunday morning and got to attend mass which was a lovely experience.”
Enter Venice’s Doge’s Palace with a reserved ticket, cross the Bridge of Sighs, and explore Correr Museum and St. Mark’s historic rooms.
“I chose this option for the wider entrance time window, 12-6pm and it worked perfectly. The palace has so much to see that you could be overwhelmed, it might have worth researching the must see things prior to the visit. That said, it is excellent.”
Reserve Uffizi entry in Florence, see Botticelli, Michelangelo, and Leonardo, then explore the vast gallery at your own pace.
“The tour was very good. Loved seeing the dome up close and the terraces views were amazing.”
Explore 2,400 years beneath Naples on a guided tour of Greek aqueducts, Roman theater ruins, narrow tunnels, and an optional pizza meal.
“We struggled a little to find the location but other than that, this was an excellent experience. Our tour guide shared a lot of great insights and was really funny too. I would not recommend it for claustrophobes. The passages became very narrow. However, if you’re not claustrophobic, I highly recommend this. It was awesome!”
Visit Rome’s Pantheon with a fast-track ticket and character-led audio guide covering Hadrian, Raphael, the oculus, and more.
“Stunning buildings and locations, relaxed atmosphere, the guide was very knowledgeable, a very good value for money experience.”
Explore Pompeii with an archaeologist, skip the ticket line, and see the Forum, House of the Faun, brothel, baths, and plaster casts in two hours.
“It was a amazing! So special to be in a site that I have wanted to visit for 30 years. The guide was great, she showed us some really interesting areas and explained what we were looking at on the way. Prior to the tour, we had mixed up our days, and the company sorted it out without a hitch, even telling us which trains to catch (Napoli trains are a nightmare!!)”
Timed Accademia Gallery entry in Florence gets you close to Michelangelo’s David, with a digital audio guide and time to explore at your own pace.
“This was a great price and a perfect amount of time to see The David. It was very interesting seeing the in progress sculptures that Michelangelo was working on when he died- it really puts in perspective how amazing it is the way that he took a chunk of stone and made it something so beautiful. We downloaded Rick Steve’s audio tour and it gave a great explanation about the David the history in notes of interest on the sculpture.”
See Rome’s Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi Fountain area, Testaccio, and lesser-known museums on flexible open-top bus routes.
“I am Azerbaijani writer of Broken Chains and Caribbean Tears. I must say my visit to Rome was extraordinary and memorable. Emiliya Ahmadova”
Skip Rome’s long Vatican queue and explore the Museums and Sistine Chapel at your own pace, with host assistance and Renaissance masterpieces.
“It was an easy process to check in and get the tickets. The tour guide took us to the line at the Vatican and guided us in so we can enjoy the experience.”
See Michelangelo’s David in Florence with skip-the-line entry, free time inside the Accademia, and an optional audio guide.
“This was an experience without a guide and we enjoyed it. Just to cut the line, everything you can read under the artwork and admire the beauty. The David was astonishing. Truly a work of art”
Explore Pompeii at your own pace with reserved entry, optional audio guide, ancient villas, temples, theaters, and practical booking tips.
“it’s really big so I recommend pick the audio guide and map. it’s a totally amazing experience!”
Bring Leonardo da Vinci’s machines to life in Florence with hands-on exhibits, audio commentary, and bridge-building activities near the Duomo.
“Fun for both adults and kids. Kids especially loved the hands-on displays and reading about the inventions.”
Visit Venice’s La Fenice Opera House with skip-the-line entry and a multilingual audio guide covering its beauty, fires, and famous performances.
“it was interesting to see would be better to book when there is a show”
Save time at Rome’s Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with reserved entry, self-paced access, and a helpful escort to the door.
“Absolutely worth doing - the queues were huge. Very well organised and explanations good.”
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