City Passes & Cards Tours in Italy: 5 Days Out That Repay the Slot

1.Torino+Piemonte 2-Day City Card

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 1,837 reviews · from $45Our pick

Use the Torino+Piemonte Card for two days from first activation. One adult and one child under 12 receive free or reduced entry to museums, castles, royal residences, and monuments across Turin and Piedmont. Book museum time slots ahead, then show your voucher at the entrance. Public transport is not included.

“If travelling to Turin I’d definitely recommend purchasing the card although I think we didn’t actually used it to the full extent as we simply run out of time to visit more museums . Also I’d recommend to check if the museums require booking a time of entry slot , we have missed out on the Egyptian museum as they have sold out for the days we were there .”

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2.Turin & Piedmont 3-Day City Card

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 1,434 reviews · from $52

Use the Torino + Piemonte Card for three days from first activation. It covers free entry to major Turin and Piedmont museums, castles, fortresses, and royal residences, with discounts on transport, tours, opera, and special events. Reserve museum times ahead, bring ID, and note that Juventus Museum entry is discounted rather than free.

“Easy to use, very convenient and a good option If you’re staying in Torino for more than 1 day and seeing more than 2/3 museums or sights. Recommended!”

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3.The Milan Pass City Card

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 655 reviews · 2 - 3 days · from $105

The Milan Pass gives you 48 hours of access to major sights including the Duomo terraces, La Scala, Leonardo 3, and Ambrosiana. Choose public transport, a hop-on hop-off bus, or both. Pick up the pass at Zani Viaggi near Cairoli, then plan carefully because validity starts at collection.

“The only thing I did not like was the fact that this MILAN PASS is made of “tickets” And you have to go to pick them up. It was so much better that it was a digital ticket or card. Moreover the entrance to the lift of the duomo was not without lines as advertised. Overall, it worth the money we paid.”

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4.Vatican City: 24-Hour City Card

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 361 reviews · 1 day · from $81

Use a digital 24-hour pass for timed Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel entry, a Rome hop-on hop-off bus, Carcer Tullianum, and Saint John in Lateran Basilica. You also get a map, guidebook, and app with four self-guided walks. The pass is best for first-time visitors who want several sights in one busy day.

“I have always seen this type of buses in the city where I live and always thought it was funny to see all those tourists in there. I booked it in my last trip to italy and it was so much fun, I never thought I will be in one of those buses but now, I'll book it in every trip, it's so convinient and very affordable. I recommend it to everyone now :)”

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5.Firenze Card Official Museum City Pass

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 308 reviews · 3 days · from $110

Pick up the physical FirenzeCard near Giotto’s Belfry and use it for 72 hours at roughly 60 Florence museums. You’ll need free timed reservations for the Uffizi and Accademia, but the card cuts ticket queues and covers exhibitions that may cost extra. Children under 18 enter free when accompanied by a cardholder.

“The pass had clear instructions, came in a waterproof case, and also offered two additional days free as we had purchased a 3 day pass. We used it for lots of attractions and booked a slot easily for the most popular ones. Definitely worth the money. Only thing we struggled with was setting up the two additional days free, we received emails confirming we had booked it but were told to download an app by an attraction, this was difficult as internet signal was not easy to get. But would highly recommend this for the 3 days, being able to skip queues was great in a city as busy as…”

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