• Museo Nazionale Romano - Palazzo Massimo alle Terme - Begin your adventure into Ancient Rome at Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, a premier archaeological museum in the city. Enter this sophisticated palace and journey back over two millennia through remarkable Roman art and daily life.

Inside, you’ll find stunning frescoes that once adorned opulent Roman villas, detailed mosaics depicting mythological tales, and well-preserved sculptures showcasing the likenesses of emperors, athletes, and everyday people. A standout piece is the renowned bronze statue, the Boxer at Rest — a striking and emotive work that captures the essence of ancient athletes.

As you explore the galleries, you’ll learn how Romans decorated their homes, expressed their beliefs, and celebrated beauty in their everyday lives.

• Museo Nazionale Romano - Palazzo Altemps - Continue your journey at Palazzo Altemps, a splendid Renaissance palace nestled in Rome’s historic center. Formerly the residence of noble families and art collectors, this graceful building now hosts one of the city’s finest collections of classical sculptures.

Strolling through its frescoed rooms and serene courtyards feels like entering the private gallery of a Roman noble. Here, you’ll encounter dramatic mythological characters, legendary heroes, and ancient gods intricately carved in marble.

Each room narrates the story of art collecting during the Renaissance, when Roman aristocrats vied to showcase the most impressive statues unearthed in archaeological digs throughout the city.

• National Roman Museum - The Baths of Diocletian - Conclude your experience at the grand Baths of Diocletian, the largest bathing complex ever constructed in Ancient Rome. Built for thousands of citizens, these baths were more than just places to bathe — they were social hubs where Romans exercised, relaxed, studied, and socialized.

Today, the vast ruins still reflect the immense scale and engineering brilliance of the Roman Empire. As you wander through expansive halls, towering walls, and tranquil cloisters later adapted into monastic spaces, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation of how Romans designed spaces for leisure and community.

Exploring these colossal structures provides a profound insight into the magnificence of daily life in the imperial capital.

• One entry per site (3 total entries)
• One entry to Palazzo Altemps
• One entry to Palazzo Massimo alle Terme
• Combined ticket valid for 7 consecutive days from first activation
• Flexible entry during official opening hours (no mandatory time slot)
• One entry to Terme di Diocleziano

• Crypta Balbi is currently closed
• No Live guide or audio guide

✅ 7-Day Flexibility

The ticket remains valid for 7 consecutive days from the first use, allowing visitors to explore each location at their leisure. There’s no rush to see everything in a single day.

✅ No Fixed Time Slots

Enjoy hassle-free entry during operating hours without the need for a strict timed reservation, making it ideal for adaptable travel itineraries.

✅ One Ticket, Three Locations

Save both money and time with a single pass, eliminating the need to buy separate tickets.

✅ Budget-Friendly Cultural Experience

This is one of the most cost-effective museum passes in Rome, perfect for art aficionados, history buffs, and solo travelers.

✅ Easy Digital Access

Receive your ticket digitally and simply present it on your smartphone at the entrance.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.