Rome, center of Christianity and seat of the successor of Peter, is a city rich in history and art: from the Vatican Museums to the sacred places of the Christian faith, from the Colosseum to the masterpieces of universal art, rely on the services of OMNIA Vatican&Rome to organize your visit in an optimal way. For groups or independent travellers, OMNIA Vatican&Rome is the division of the Opera Romana Pellegrinaggi that allows you to combine the experience of faith with the discovery of the cultural, historical, archaeological and artistic heritage that only a city like Rome is able to offer.

Guided tours, dedicated access to the Vatican Museums, bus tours of the city of Rome, entrance tickets to the Colosseum and other attractions, accommodation services and two special tourist city passes OMNIA card Vatican&Rome.

A pilgrimage to Rome during the Jubilee can be a fundamental experience in the life of a Christian, a privileged opportunity to meet art, history, culture, nature and spirituality of a journey of faith, but above all a discover of oneself and God

On the occasion of the Jubilee 2025, Opera Romana Pellegrinaggi organizes both pilgrimages for groups and itineraries dedicated to independent pilgrims on their way to the Holy Door. ‘Places of faith, time of the Church.’ is one of the guided tours that people can join individually.

If you want to organize your visit in an optimal way, the Omnia city passes for the Vatican and Rome come to your aid, making everything simpler and more convenient. Conveniently purchased online or by telephone, they include preferential entry to the Vatican Museums and the possibility of visiting iconic places such as the Colosseum and the Borghese Gallery or discovering Rome with hop-on hop-off panoramic bus tours.

Omnia Vatican&Rome offers three city passes characterized by three different combinations of experiences and services: Omnia 72h, Omnia Smart and Omnia 24h.

The Lateran Palace, the House of the Bishop of Rome, opens its doors to the public.

Ten rooms for almost three thousand square meters that cross the first floor of the Apostolic Palace. Between art, spirituality and faith that are intertwined in the discovery of the papal apartment and the room where the Lateran Pacts were signed.

The catacombs are underground areas that were born between the end of the second and the beginning of the third century AD, used for the burial and funeral commemoration of the members of the Christian community. Some of these rooms are richly decorated, others have housed the tombs of the martyrs who during the Middle Ages attracted the devotion of numerous pilgrims.

The monumental complex of Saint Agnes in Agone - consisting of the Baroque church, the sacristy of Borromini and the Crypt - is a unique tourist reality and must-see destination for its location in the center of Piazza Navona and close to the Stadium of Domiziano.

To the thousands of people who visit the church every day, will be added the millions of pilgrims of the World Jubilee of 2025, who will find Saint Agnes inserted in the Jubilee paths.

The Colosseum is today the symbol of Rome, and has been considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World: a historical and archaeological treasure, it is the gateway to the archaeological park of the same name, of which the Roman Forum and the Palatine buildings are also part.

Choose the experience that suits you best and discover the dedicated entrance through the Carcere Mamertino. Enter the heart of Ancient Rome with Omnia Vatican&Rome.

The Lateran complex includes several places of great interest: the Basilica with its Cloister, the Baptistery and the Scala Santa which contains inside the Papal Chapel of the Sancta Sanctorum.

The Archbasilica of SS. Salvatore e dei Santi Giovanni Battista ed Evangelista, more commonly known as St. John Lateran, is the oldest church in the West.

Commissioned by Emperor Constantine after his conversion and victory over Maxentius, it was consecrated in 324 AD. And this is why it is defined as the mater et caput of all the churches of Rome and of the world.

This basilica is the cathedral of the diocese of Rome and the seat of the Bishop of Rome, the Pope.