Experience the best of Caracalla Baths

Travel back to Ancient Rome with this combo ticket that saves you money; enjoy access to the Colosseum and the Caracalla Baths!

The Colosseum was inaugurated in 80 AD, this arena was famous for gladiator fights, executions, and animal hunts.

Visit the Roman Forum, the hub of socio-economic life in Ancient Rome.

See Palatine Hill, from where you can take in unparalleled views of the city.

Enter the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill on the same day as your Colosseum visit or the next day.

Your ticket also grants you access to the Caracalla Baths in south Rome, an ancient spa complex and bathhouse.

Explore the various sections of the Baths, which doubled as a social gathering location and gymnasium for the ancient Romans.

Explore the Baths of Caracalla and Circus Maximus with an expert, intimate group, gaining deeper insight into ancient Roman leisure and architecture.

Meet your guide at the meeting point a few minutes early, collect your headset and entry, then set off to explore Rome's ancient sites.

Benefit from included entry to the Baths of Caracalla and a guided route that links the sprawling bath complex with the Circus Maximus site.

Visit the bathing chambers and gymnasium remains at Caracalla, then overlook Circus Maximus as your guide evokes games, crowds, and Roman life.

Upgrade to a semi-private tour with a maximum of 10 guests for a more personal experience and easier access to your guide's insight and stories.

Choose your preferred live commentary, with tours available in English, Spanish, or French so you can follow every detail in the language you know best.

Why settle for one pass when you can bundle two? Access 10+ attractions, snag-free entry tickets, and enjoy free public transport - your wallet will thank you.

Save a whopping 55% with the Omnia pass instead of buying separate tickets to Vatican Museums, Colosseum, and Palatine Hill.

With Roma Pass, pick 2 free attractions like the Colosseum and Roman Forum, access seamless ATAC transport, and score 20% off at over famous spots.

Skip those notorious queues at Rome's hottest attractions. Just remember to collect your cards from Central Rome before your adventure begins.

Valid for a full 72 hours from first use with no planning required – explore the Eternal City at your own delightful pace.

Access over 45 Rome attractions with one digital pass, plus unlimited public transport and discounted entry to museums, tours, and events across the city.

Your pass covers museums, archaeological sites, galleries, public transport, exhibitions, and discounted cultural experiences throughout Rome.

Visit landmarks like the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Borghese Gallery, Castel Sant’Angelo, and Capitoline Museums with one convenient pass, subject to availability.

Pick a 48-hour or 72-hour pass option based on your itinerary, sightseeing pace, and the number of attractions you plan to visit.

Craving the full Roman experience? This Explorer Pass is your golden ticket to over 40 landmarks, guided tours, and food tours.

Score entry to the Vatican Museums, Colosseum, and Pantheon while pocketing up to 42% savings compared to buying separate tickets.

Hop on and off buses and cruise tours whenever the mood strikes, rent bikes to zoom around, and indulge in food and wine tastings that'll make your taste buds sing.

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Choose your adventure – 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 attractions – and activate your pass as you like. Your pass stays valid for 30 days after the first use.

Indulge in a luxury wellness journey at QC Terme Roma, an enchanting 5-star spa nestled in the serene Traiano's natural park.

Choose between a full-day or evening pass, relax in thermal baths, float in infinity pools, and lounge in cozy robes and slippers.

Experience the ancient Roman lifestyle with priority access to the Baths of Caracalla, one of Rome's best-preserved public bath complexes.

Discover the intriguing sections of the ancient baths including the ‘Calidarium’, the ‘Tepidarium’, the ‘Frigidarium’, and the ‘Natatio’, gaining a peek into the private lives of ancient Romans.

Fun Fact: The water system of Caracalla Baths was facilitated by Aqua Antoniana, a special aqueduct constructed specifically for the baths.