Can you please tell me where can I find a schedule for all Rome attractions (and Vatican) and their admission fees?
Posted by
US Pacific Northwest
10344 posts
I'm not aware of any one schedule that lists all Rome and Vatican attractions and their admission fees. That would be nice, but you're probably not going to find it. Rick Steves book Rome 2011 lists many attractions and their fees, but certainly not all.
Posted by
OP
Hampton, Virginia, US
2 posts
Thank you very much for your reply. I know what I want to see, It would be nice to know at what time they open and at what time they close. Maybe someone who visited recently would like to let me know that. Thank you again.
Posted by
Tresana, Highlands Ranch, CO, USA
23561 posts
Nina, it is easy, you can actually do it yourself. Just go to the web site for attractions and it will give times and fees. Mondays can be a problem since many sites are closed on Monday especially if open over the weekend.
Posted by
Pa and Italy
4152 posts
You can check the schedule for the vatican at vatican.va. For the colosseum and lots of other sites you can check: http://www.pierreci.it/home-page/en/museums-and-monuments.aspx Just enter the name and the information will come up. Scroll down to see opening and closing times and day and dates they are closed. Donna
Posted by
Scottsdale, AZ, USA
1127 posts
Entrance fees and hours are listed in Rick's guidebook. One of the reasons I like his books so much is that he updates them every year so the information is accurate.
Posted by
Texan in CA
4412 posts
"I know what I want to see" But we don't. The very beginning of the 'Rome' chapter in the RS "Italy" book lists all sites (in his book) and their days and hours of operation. It's a pretty exhaustive list of the major tourist sites. Very handy to have all of the pertinent info listed on 1 or 2 pages. The entrance fees aren't included, though - they can get fairly involved (adult/child/child over-under 12/family ticket/senior/Tuesdays/with city museum pass/special exhibit, etc.) That info is best gotten in each site's own section in the guidebook. Normally a website gives you the most-updated info, BUT we're talking about Italy, and I'm still amazed at how many important sites are obviously out-of-date; makes me wonder about the rest of the info...