Does anyone know the difference between the Roma pass and the Piu pass? I was checking into the Roma pass and it had the option to choose the Roma&Piu pass, which I have never heard about before. I was thinking about purchasing the Roma pass, but if the other one includes more and has more benefits I might go with that one. I couldn't find anything that said what the difference was.
Posted by
Seattle, WA
1317 posts
I think they cover different sites. The Roma Pass covers the Colosseum area, Borghese, Nat'l Museum of Rome, Capitoline Museum, and other sites in the city.
The Piu pass (which is also more expensive), covers areas outside of Rome, such as Tivoli. It isn't clear, but I don't think it covers the same museums as the Roma Pass.
The pass you should choose depends on the sites you want to see.
Posted by
OP
Orlando, Florida, USA
49 posts
Do you know if I were to buy the Roma Pass, how do I make reservations, but use my Roma Pass? Do I just get reimbursed when I arrive at the ticket center? I was reading Rick's Rome book and it said you can use your Roma Pass and just pay the 2 Euros for reservations, but when I went to their website it didn't explain anything about it. Do you suggest buying the Roma Pass ahead of time or when I get to Rome?