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Combo (Save 10%): Colosseum + Vatican Museums Access

Name: Combo (Save 10%): Colosseum + Vatican Museums Access
Start: 2026-04-21T14:00:00
End: 2026-04-21T20:00:00
Location: Rome

Colosseum in Rome with tourists exploring the ancient amphitheater.

Visitors exploring the first floor of the Colosseum in Rome, Italy.

Tourists in Vatican Museums courtyard with Sphere Within Sphere sculpture, Rome, Italy.

Entrance to the Vatican Museums with sculptures above the door in Rome.

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Explore at your pace

Choose your entry time, stay as long as you like

Audio guide

Enhance your experience with multilingual audio guide

Use this combo to get discounted access to Rome's most famous landmarks – the Vatican Museums and the Colosseum!

Select your option

Colosseum Standard Access + Vatican Hosted Entry

from €63.90

€57.69

10% off

Colosseum

Timed entry to the Colosseum at your selected time.
Explore the ruins of the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill at your own pace.
Learn all about Colosseum's legends with a multilingual audio guide, available offline so you can explore uninterrupted at your own pace.

Vatican Museums

Lines at the Vatican are notoriously long—your host helps you skip the stress by validating your ticket and guiding you through the entry process.
Meet your host at the location specified in your ticket, just a short walk from the Vatican Museums entrance.
Continue on to explore the divine frescoes of the Sistine Chapel.

Colosseum Arena Access + Vatican Hosted Entry

from €73.90

€66.50

10% off

Colosseum

Exclusive access to Colosseum's Arena Floor, where brace gladiator's fought for their glory
Timed entry to the Colosseum at your selected time.
Explore the ruins of the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill at your own pace.
Learn all about Colosseum's legends with a multilingual audio guide, available offline so you can explore uninterrupted at your own pace.

Vatican Museums

Lines at the Vatican are notoriously long—your host helps you skip the stress by validating your ticket and guiding you through the entry process.
Meet your host at the location specified in your ticket, just a short walk from the Vatican Museums entrance.
Continue on to explore the divine frescoes of the Sistine Chapel.

4.4/5(45,907)

Iman S

Solo

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Visiting the Vatican Museums was honestly one of those experiences that’s hard to fully put into words. I expected it to be impressive, but I didn’t realize just how massive and intense it would feel until I was actually there. It’s not just a museum but it feels like you’re walking through layers of history, one room after another. What I liked most was how every section had a different vibe. Some rooms felt so grand and detailed that you almost didn’t know where to look, while others felt calmer and gave you space to slow down a bit. I caught myself pausing more than I usually would in a museum, just to take in the small details of the ceilings, the colors, the expressions in the artwork. The Sistine Chapel was definitely the highlight. Even though it was crowded and a bit chaotic, there was still this quiet sense of awe in the room. Looking up at the ceiling in real life just hits differently and it’s way more powerful than any photo you’ve seen before. That said, it can get pretty overwhelming. There’s a lot of walking, a lot of people, and honestly, a lot to take in. After a while, everything starts to blur together if you’re not careful. If I could do it again, I’d probably focus on a few sections instead of trying to see everything. Overall, I’m really glad I went. It’s one of those places that lives up to the hype, even if it’s a bit exhausting. Definitely something I’ll remember for a long time.

Katia F

Family

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Visiting the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill was simply an extraordinary experience—one of those moments that stay with you forever. The entry process was well-organized, and despite the crowds, everything went quite smoothly. The Colosseum is even more impressive in person: walking through its arches truly lets you imagine the grandeur of ancient Rome and the life that once animated this iconic site. The tour inside allows you to appreciate its structure and history in an immersive way. The Roman Forum is a true journey through time. Strolling among the ruins, surrounded by temples, columns, and ancient streets, is thrilling and evocative. Every corner tells a story, and you can clearly sense the historical significance of this place. Finally, the Palatine Hill was perhaps the most surprising highlight: less crowded and offering a spectacular view of the Forum and the city. It’s the ideal place to end the visit at a leisurely pace, enjoying a unique panorama and a more relaxed atmosphere. I highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting Rome: it’s a complete immersion in history, perfect both for enthusiasts and for those who simply want to be captivated by the city’s timeless beauty.

Assyl S

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

The first thing I did after arriving in Italy was visiting the Vatican Museums. It became one of the most memorable experiences of my life. Six months before my trip, I saw many photos of this place online. I could not imagine that one day in April I would be there in real life. Of course, the Sistine Chapel made the biggest impression on me. It felt like traveling in time. I had seen it many times before in pictures, but seeing it in person felt very different and special. I was also surprised that there were not too many people. Everything was well organized and the visitor flow was smooth. The staff were very kind. One security guard noticed that I looked a bit tired and told me that I could rest in the next room where there were chairs. It was a small but very nice moment. I remember that day very clearly. The grass was very green, the sky was blue and clear, and the people around me were friendly and positive. My advice is to come early and spend the whole day there. It is not just a museum. It is a place where you can feel history, art, and human creativity.

Wilhelm L

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

A wonderful experience visiting the Colosseum! Everything was perfectly organized: we were able to pick up our tickets in advance at the agency, and the audio guide was easy to set up on our cell phones and very user-friendly. The service was excellent, with clear and detailed explanations about the tour itinerary. If you stick to the scheduled time, entry is quick, which is really appreciated given the crowds. There are indeed a lot of people inside, but that doesn’t detract from the magic of the place. It’s a must-see in Rome; the Colosseum is absolutely impressive and steeped in history. The ticket also grants access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, which are very worthwhile visits and perfectly complement the experience of the site.

Antofie A

Couple

Verified booking

3 days ago

Visiting the Vatican Museums was a truly memorable experience. I spent several hours exploring the vast collections, starting with the Pio-Clementino Museum and walking through the stunning Gallery of Maps, where the level of detail is simply incredible. The absolute highlight was the Sistine Chapel. Although the museum was quite crowded and the flow of people through the corridors felt a bit slow at times, the atmosphere inside the chapel remained one of deep respect and awe. Seeing Michelangelo’s work in person is far more moving than any photograph. What made the day special was the sheer scale of the history and art surrounding me. Even with the large crowds, the visit felt well-organized, and finishing the tour with the famous Bramante Staircase was the perfect way to wrap up a memorable day

Dean I

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

The Vatican is an unforgettable experience, blending immense historical significance with breathtaking artistic beauty. Walking through the Vatican Museums, I was struck by the sheer scale of the collections, with each room offering something unique, from intricate tapestries to stunning frescoes. The Sistine Chapel is truly the highlight; Michelangelo’s ceiling is even more impressive in person and leaves you in awe. St Peter’s Basilica is equally magnificent, with its grand architecture and peaceful atmosphere providing a perfect contrast to the busy museums. Despite the large crowds, the organisation is efficient, and the experience feels well worth it. It’s a place that combines faith, history, and art in a way that few destinations can match, making it a must-visit when in Rome.

Visit 2 of Rome's most sought-after attractions with a single money-saving ticket.

Discover era-defining art by Michelangelo, Raphael, da Vinci, and Titian, amongst others at the Vatican Museums.

The collection spans 54 galleries and includes the Gallery of Maps, Raphael’s Rooms, and more.

Marvel at the stunning frescoes that adorn the walls of the world-famous Sistine Chapel.

Get access to the Colosseum, a landmark synonymous with Rome itself, along with an audio commentary that dives deep into its history.

Also access the Roman Forum, hub of socio-economic life in Ancient Rome, and Palatine Hill, where you can take in unparalleled views of the city.

Colosseum

Access to the Colosseum Arena & floors 1 and 2

Access to Palatine Hill & Roman Forum

Digital audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian & Chinese

Access to exclusive Arena floor (as per option selected)

Vatican Museums

Entry to the Vatican Museums

Access to the Sistine Chapel

Colosseum

Access to the Colosseum underground

Live guide

Vatican Museums

Entry to St. Peter's Basilica

Audio guide

Live guide

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Iman S
Solo
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
Visiting the Vatican Museums was honestly one of those experiences that’s hard to fully put into words. I expected it to be impressive, but I didn’t realize just how massive and intense it would feel until I was actually there. It’s not just a museum but it feels like you’re walking through layers of history, one room after another. What I liked most was how every section had a different vibe. Some rooms felt so grand and detailed that you almost didn’t know where to look, while others felt calmer and gave you space to slow down a bit. I caught myself pausing more than I usually would in a museum, just to take in the small details of the ceilings, the colors, the expressions in the artwork. The Sistine Chapel was definitely the highlight. Even though it was crowded and a bit chaotic, there was still this quiet sense of awe in the room. Looking up at the ceiling in real life just hits differently and it’s way more powerful than any photo you’ve seen before. That said, it can get pretty overwhelming. There’s a lot of walking, a lot of people, and honestly, a lot to take in. After a while, everything starts to blur together if you’re not careful. If I could do it again, I’d probably focus on a few sections instead of trying to see everything. Overall, I’m really glad I went. It’s one of those places that lives up to the hype, even if it’s a bit exhausting. Definitely something I’ll remember for a long time.
Assyl S
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
The first thing I did after arriving in Italy was visiting the Vatican Museums. It became one of the most memorable experiences of my life. Six months before my trip, I saw many photos of this place online. I could not imagine that one day in April I would be there in real life. Of course, the Sistine Chapel made the biggest impression on me. It felt like traveling in time. I had seen it many times before in pictures, but seeing it in person felt very different and special. I was also surprised that there were not too many people. Everything was well organized and the visitor flow was smooth. The staff were very kind. One security guard noticed that I looked a bit tired and told me that I could rest in the next room where there were chairs. It was a small but very nice moment. I remember that day very clearly. The grass was very green, the sky was blue and clear, and the people around me were friendly and positive. My advice is to come early and spend the whole day there. It is not just a museum. It is a place where you can feel history, art, and human creativity.
Dean I
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
The Vatican is an unforgettable experience, blending immense historical significance with breathtaking artistic beauty. Walking through the Vatican Museums, I was struck by the sheer scale of the collections, with each room offering something unique, from intricate tapestries to stunning frescoes. The Sistine Chapel is truly the highlight; Michelangelo’s ceiling is even more impressive in person and leaves you in awe. St Peter’s Basilica is equally magnificent, with its grand architecture and peaceful atmosphere providing a perfect contrast to the busy museums. Despite the large crowds, the organisation is efficient, and the experience feels well worth it. It’s a place that combines faith, history, and art in a way that few destinations can match, making it a must-visit when in Rome.
Ivanciuc A
Couple
Verified booking
5 days ago
the skip the line tickets helped us get in in about 15-20 minutes, including the security check, which made everything a pleasant experience. the whole tour we did, a little rushed, took about 2.5 hours. we initially wanted to stay longer in certain museums and skip others, but we didn't know that to get to the Sistine Chapel for example, you have to go through all the museums, because you enter from one to the other, but somehow at the end of the day this was a good thing, because we saw (I think) everything. inside it wasn't overly crowded, except for the moments when we suddenly met 2-3 groups. we ate at the museum restaurant and the food was good and at an ok price. it was a superb museum and made our day wonderful
Irma C
Group
Verified booking
Last week
What made my visit to the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel with Headout special was that I was able to relax and enjoy a delicious meal and a delicious beer near the museums. My family and I ate in peace, and we entered the Vatican Museums without having to wait in line—the timing was perfect.It gave us plenty of time to enjoy the paintings and, above all, the beautiful Sistine Chapel without rushing—that’s what I value most: my peace of mind. There were tons of people wasting their time in those huge lines, while I was sipping a delicious Chela!!! Cheers

Access 2 of Rome's treasures: the Vatican Museums with the Sistine Chapel and the Colosseum, with a single ticket!

Vatican Museums

At the Vatican Museums, and explore a whole world of art for as long as you like. Admire classical sculptures, tapestries, and paintings by Renaissance greats like Raphael, Caravaggio, Michelangelo, Bernini, and Leonardo da Vinci. There's an entire section devoted to Modern Religious Art, where you'll find pieces by van Gogh, Dalí, and Picasso. Must-visit sections of the Vatican Museums include the Raphael Rooms, the Gallery of Maps, the Sala Rotunda and the Gallery of Statues, and the Hall of Busts.

Of course, one cannot visit the Vatican Museums without seeing the iconic Sistine Chapel. Located at the end of the Vatican Museums and neighboring St. Peter's Basilica, this 15th-century chapel's walls and ceilings are covered by some of the most astounding frescoes ever produced. The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, painted by Michelangelo in a span of 4 years, is considered to be a cornerstone of western art. The Last Judgement covers the wall behind the altar and is probably the most famous single work of art in the Sistine Chapel. Please note: Entry to the museums is by obligatory online booking.

Colosseum

The Colosseum is believed to have been built as a gift from the ancient emperors to the Roman people. This majestic outdoor amphitheater was once the epicenter for entertainment, hosting public spectacles and games. Quite a bloody past. It was, after all, a stage for gladiator fights, often including animals. This is your chance to step back in time, marvel at the impressive architecture, and walk the floor of the greatest arena known to mankind.

You also get entry to the Palatine Hill and Roman Forum. See popular sites such as the Temple of Antoninus Pius, Temple of Castor and Pollux, Temple of Saturn, Arch of Septimius Severus, and much more. Palatine Hill offers one of the best views of the city. Once considered the most desirable neighborhood in Rome, it is now an extensive archaeological site.

The audio guide, narrated by local experts, offers an interactive map of the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and the Roman Forum. As you walk around, tap the area you are exploring and listen to brief commentary dedicated to that spot. Tip: Bring along your earphones for the best audio experience.

Vatican Museums

Monday	8:00am - 8:00pm	last entry 6:00pm
Tuesday	8:00am - 8:00pm	last entry 6:00pm
Wednesday	8:00am - 8:00pm	last entry 6:00pm
Thursday	8:00am - 8:00pm	last entry 6:00pm
Friday	8:00am - 8:00pm	last entry 6:00pm
Saturday	8:00am - 8:00pm	last entry 6:00pm
Sunday	Closed

Colosseum

Monday	8:30am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Thursday	8:30am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Friday	8:30am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Saturday	8:30am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Sunday	8:30am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm

Palatine Hill

Monday	9:00am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Tuesday	9:00am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Wednesday	9:00am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Thursday	9:00am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Friday	9:00am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Saturday	9:00am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm
Sunday	9:00am - 7:15pm	last entry 6:15pm

Important Information

Colosseum

The audio guide is available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Chinese.

Please bring your own earphones for the best audio guide experience.

Vatican Museums

For visitors with mobility impairment, the Vatican Museums offer free wheelchair hire from the cloakroom.

Please carry a valid ID with you and present it at the time of entry if requested. Should you fail to do so, venue authorities may deny you entry and such instances are not liable for reschedules or refunds.

Restrictions

Colosseum

For safety and security reasons, no large backpacks or pieces of luggage are allowed inside the Colosseum. No storage facility is available. You can, however, take a baby stroller into the Colosseum with you, should it be necessary.

Vatican Museums

Strict Dress Code: Knees and shoulders MUST be covered for all guests.

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