In many cities in the world there is a "Super Saver Pass" that gets you into museums, archaeology sites, etc. for a price that saves money over buying individual tickets. Is this a thing in Rome, Florence, etc.?
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For Florence:
I recently gave someone a lot of info on the Firenzecard and Duomo passes on this thread:
https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/italy/florence-multiple-museum-ticket-purchases
For Rome, here's a recent-enough thread with info about the Roma Pass:
https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/italy/passes-and-money
The thing you need to pay attention to are the museums that you must make an advance, timed-entry reservations for even if using the pass; you can't just walk into them any time you want to.
There is also the Omnia Pass for Rome but it's not a good buy and I've never seen it recommended.