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Rome Bus Tours - Hop-on Hop-off tour options and more!

By Elyssa Bernard

May 19, 2022

If you're visiting for the first time, taking one of the Rome bus tours around the city can be a great way to get a lay of the land and spot some famous landmarks right off the bat.

Is this the best way to spend a day in Rome ? Your first day in Rome?

Learn about the ins and outs, the pluses and minuses of taking a Rome bus tour, and whether it's right for you.

Rome bus tours - Everything you need to know

Most of the bus tours in Rome are hop-on-hop-off tours.

On this page we'll cover:

• Overview of the hop-on-hop-off tours in Rome

What route do the bus tours follow?

• What will you see on a Rome bus tour?
• What to expect on a Rome bus tour and how to decide if you should take one
• How much do the hop-on-hop-off bus tours cost?
• How and where to buy tickets for the hop-on-hop-off Rome bus

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Taking a hop-on hop-off bus tour can be the perfect way to get an overview of the city, especially those that offer an open air bus tour Rome option.

You can get on and off the bus as often as you like, so you can explore the sights that interest you most at your own pace. All the operators offer bus tours of Rome in English as well as other languages.

This is the most common type of bus tour in Rome and there are many companies offering this tour with pretty much the same itinerary.

So let's talk first about the itinerary of these tours and what you can see from the bus, and what you can see by getting off the bus.

The most common route for Rome Italy hop on hop off bus tours is:

• Start of route - Termini station
• Stop 2: Santa Maria Maggiore
• Stop 3: Colosseum
• Stop 4: Circus Maximus
• Stop 5: Piazza Venezia
• Stop 6: Vatican
• Stop 7: Piazza di Spagna/ Spanish Steps
• Stop 8: Piazza Barberini/Via Veneto

This route takes you to or near most of the major tourist attractions in Rome.

What tourist attractions can you see on a Rome bus tour?

The buses cannot go near some of Rome's must-see sites but they do have stops nearby.

So on the route above, besides the obvious sites listed there, you can also see:

Santa Maria Maggiore stop

Of course, you can (and should!) visit the stunning basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore . If you have time, you could also visit a hidden jewel of a church just around the corner from Santa Maria Maggiore, the basilica of Santa Prassede.

You may also wish to explore the charming Monti neighborhood .

Colosseum and Roman Forum stop

If you actually visit the Colosseum , your ticket includes the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill as well.

You may want to do this as part of your hop-on-hop-off ticket (you can purchase them as a combo), or you can just use the bus tour to get a quick view and then come back later for a complete walking tour of Ancient Rome.

Other sites in the area include the basilica of San Clemente, the Roman Houses at Celio, and the basilica of Saint Peter in Chains where you can see Michelangelo's sculpture of Moses.

Piazza Venezia Stop

Via dei Fori Imperiali, Via del Corso (shopping), Mamertine Prison, Capitoline Museums, and Capitoline Hill

Vatican City

If you stay on the double decker bus, you will glimpse Saint Peter's Basilica . But of course, there is so much to see in Vatican City .

If you decide to get off the bus at the Vatican stop, you can visit Castel Sant'Angelo , the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel , Saint Peter's Square , Saint Peter's Basilica , and Saint Peter's Dome . The bus ticket does not include entrance tickets to any locations, so you will need to purchase these separately, such as those for the Vatican Museums .

Piazza di Spagna/Spanish steps

The Spanish Steps are a must-see tourist attraction by themselves but there is also a lot to see nearby.

Besides being the main shopping area of Rome, you can also visit Piazza del Popolo, Trevi Fountain , the Pantheon , and Piazza Navona .

Piazza Barberini/Via Veneto

From the bus, you can spot Bernini's Triton fountain but if you get off the bus you can easily also visit the famous Capuchin Crypt, the Trevi Fountain , and the Palazzo Barberini museum.

What to expect on a Rome hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus tour

Most of these buses are open on top but also have a closed lower level.

The tour typically includes an audio guide in a variety of languages.

Some of the companies will also have live guides on the bus who give commentary in multiple languages.

Many of the companies say they offer free wi-fi onboard, but I would not always count on this.

You can board the bus from any of the stops and get on and off as much as you want in the time frame of the ticket you buy. (Often there are options for 24, 48, or 72 hours.)

If you stay on the bus, the entire loop takes around 1 ½ hours.

The ticket will also include a map of the city.

You can generally find discounts online if you book in advance .

Downsides of taking a hop-on-hop-off tour bus in Rome:

Is there a downside? Here are a few issues to be aware of:

• Although they say the buses come every 30 minutes, it may not always be the case and you could find yourself waiting a while for your bus. You may not be able to get on another company's bus and will have to wait for your own company's bus to come.
• The buses can get very crowded, especially in the summer. You may even find that there is no room available and you'll have to wait for the next bus to arrive.
• You may find it difficult to hear the audio guide if you are sitting on top of the bus.
• Some online comments have mentioned that it can be difficult to find the bus stop although I usually see them pretty well when I am walking around Rome.
• The bus routes do not cover all of the city, so for sights like the Appian Way (including the catacombs ), Galleria Borghese , and others further outside of the center, you will need to find an alternative route.

Should you take a Rome bus tour?

Given the above pluses and minuses, you may be wondering if the hop-on-hop-off sightseeing bus is worth it.

One important thing to note is that it's not the same as using the public transport system .

The Rome bus and metro system is considerably cheaper and much more flexible in terms of schedules and routes.

So I would not consider taking the hop-on-hop-off bus as a means to just "get around Rome."

It is meant specifically to be a sightseeing tour with strategic stops that allows the visitor to get between some of the main sites in Rome .

The hop-on-hop-off bus in Rome is for you if...

I recommend a Rome hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour if it's your first time in Rome, whether you have 1 day or a week .

What I would suggest is to stay on the bus for the entire loop so you really get a lay of the land.

This is also a great option if you are jet-lagged, because you don't have to tire yourself out with a walking tour and you can absorb as much as your body and sleepy brain will allow.

Then, the second time around (or the next day), you can get off at any of the stops that interest you and explore more.

Or, if you're done with the bus tour, you can then decide to explore more on your own on foot or take some walking tours.

And, if you have limited time in Rome , this can be a great option to ensure you at least get a glimpse of all of the major sights .

The hop-on-hop-off bus in Rome tour may not be for you if...

If you love walking and want to make your own way, Rome is fairly compact and easy to walk around.

While Rome is actually hillier than you might think (7 hills of Rome!), it's still pretty easy to cover a lot of ground on foot. (Don't forget to wear super comfortable shoes!)

You may also not want to deal with the crowds on the bus or having to wait for the bus to come at the different stops.

Finally, as I mentioned above, if what you're looking for is the best Rome public transportation option , then this is not the bus for you.

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How much do the Rome hop-on hop-off tours cost?

Most of the Rome hop-on-hop-off bus tour companies offer various ticket options depending on the number of days you want to use the pass, the age of the passenger (adult vs. child), and any add-ons or bundles you may wish to include.

Typically a 1-day adult ticket costs around 27-30€

Typically children aged 5-15 pay around 13-15 Euros.

I say "usually" and "around" because there are often discounts when you book tickets together, and when you book online in advance.

In most cases, you can purchase 1, 2, and 3-day passes. You can also get family passes.

Often you can add on a tour and/or ticket. See below for more details about bundles.

The best way to book a Rome sightseeing tour

Can you buy your hop-on-hop-off sightseeing tour tickets on the bus.

Most bus companies do offer the option to purchase your ticket directly on board or at a kiosk near the stop.

However, keep in mind that during high season the Rome hop-on hop-off tours sell out quickly and you may find there is no room to board.

Can you pay with credit card? Even American Express?

For answers to these and other money-related issues, visit my comprehensive guide about Money in Rome.

Booking your hop-on-hop-off tickets online

If you can plan ahead, the best way to purchase your hop-on-hop-off tickets is by booking online in advance.

First of all, you'll often get a discount this way.

Second of all, as I mentioned above, sometimes in high season, you may find there is no room on board if you just show up.

How to book online and which tour to book

Looking for the best hop-on hop-off bus in Rome?

Some of the top companies to book with include:

• Big Bus tours
• City sightseeing tours
• Gray Line/I love Rome
• Greenline bus tours

You can also visit our partner site Get Your Guide , where you can compare the different hop-on hop-off bus tour companies, including viewing visitor ratings, the hop on bus Rome price, and more details.

There are also some hop-on hop-off bus tours that bundle other things like:

• Hop-On Hop-Off Bus & Vatican Museums Guided Tour
• Hop-on Hop-off Bus & Vatican Museums Ticket
• Hop-on-Hop-off Bus & Colosseum Guided Tour
• Hop-On Hop-Off Tour & Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill Ticket
• Guided Tour of Trastevere & 24-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
• Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour Ticket & Eataly Roma Stop
• 24-Hour OMNIA Vatican Card and Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
• 24-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Ticket & Roman Ghetto Tour
• Ghosts and Mysteries Tour & 24-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
• Go City Explorer Pass - Choose 2 to 7 Attractions

Ready to plan your trip?

The hop-on-hop-off tour of Rome can be fun and interesting if you plan it right.

Here are some tips for getting the most out of your tour:

What to wear

Wear comfortable shoes as you may be doing a lot of walking if you get off at any of the stops.

The weather in Rome can be quite hot in the summer , so definitely bring sunscreen and a hat or scarf to cover your head and shoulders.

No matter what season you visit Rome, here are 4 things never to leave at home:

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Gadgets to bring

I know I don't need to tell you to bring your smartphone and/or camera, but don't forget to also bring a spare battery for your camera, and a charger for your phone.

If you have an e-reader or tablet, consider bringing that as well so you can look up things about the sights you are seeing as you go along.

A water bottle is also a good idea , especially in the summer .

You can always refill it at one of the bus stops, from one of Rome's many drinking fountains - the ideal way to stay cool and hydrated!

Keep your valuables close to you - pickpockets do target tourists on these buses.

Better yet, travel with a pick-pocket-proof backpack.

Visit my page here about staying safe in Rome for more tips.

Book in advance to avoid disappointment.

If you decide to combine the bus tour with some city sightseeing on your own, i.e. you plan to actually get off and on the bus, make sure to have plenty of patience and no major time constraints , as the buses don't always run on schedule.

Yes, but with a caveat.

All the major companies who run the Rome hop-on hop off bus tours state on their websites that 'most' of their buses are accessible .

Most of the buses I see around the city are modern vehicles with wheelchair and step-free access available, but some do appear older.

I would recommend contacting your preferred bus company in advance to check they can accommodate your needs.

If you're looking for a walking tour of Rome, you'll find those on many other pages on this site.

And while this page is mostly about taking the hop-on-hop-off bus in Rome, there are a few other types of bus tours you may find useful/interesting, including trips further afield, like bus tours from Rome to Pompeii :

• Catacombs & Crypts Tour with Roman Aqueducts half-day small-group bus tour
• Civitavecchia Port: Shuttle Bus to and from Vatican City
• Panoramic Bus Tour of Rome from Civitavecchia Port
• Pompeii and Mt. Vesuvius Volcano Full-Day Trip
• Day Tour of Villa D'Este & Hadrian's Villa Tivoli
• Pompeii, Amalfi Coast and Positano Day Trip
• Florence and Pisa Full-Day Tour

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Hop on Hop off Rome Bus Tours – Which one Is Best?

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Rome is an exciting and fascinating city, and the best way to see and do everything is often with a hop on hop off bus tour. They can be a fantastic way to travel around with convenience and ease, without the added hassle of working out how to use public transport, or worrying about maps.  Read on to find out more information about some of the best hop on hop off tours in Rome , as well as details about various routes, attraction passes and more.

Ready to get going to Rome? Check out this link to book now a hop on hop off Rome bus tour .

What are the best hop on hop off Rome bus tour companies?

Hop on hop off tours can make exploring a new city much more enjoyable, as you can get straight to the top attractions in Rome, without having to take lengthy connections or deal with any confusing maps. Instead, simply ride the bus and enjoy the scenic views across the city as you travel.

Hop on hop off tours can also provide a more cost effective option, as you don’t need to spend lots of money on private taxis, while still travelling in comfort throughout.

Check out some fantastic options for bus tours in Rome.

1 – Big Bus

Big Bus is one of the most popular and comprehensive bus tour providers in Rome, with a variety of stops all over the city, to make sure you can experience the best of it during your time there.

Big Bus’s Red Route takes you on a hop on hop off tour through the main attractions around Rome, including the Colosseum, the Vatican and more. There are eight stops in total, the busses leave every 11 minutes and the tour runs from 9am to 8pm daily.

• Visit Big Bus official website

2 – City Sightseeing

City Sightseeing provides tourists in Rome with a great value option to get around the city easily, with several stops taking you around the most popular sights around Rome.

City Sightseeing has one main route that goes through Rome, stopping at all of the main highlights, including the Vatican, the Colosseum and the Piazza Venezia. With free WiFi on board, audio guides in 8 languages, walking tours in 5 languages and a free app from the bus tour provider to offer useful information as you travel, making it an ideal option for a short stay in the city.

• Visit City Sightseeing official website

3 – Opera Romana Pellegrinaggi (formerly Roma Cristiana)

Opera Romana Pellegrinaggi provides a specialised hop on hop off bus tour in Rome, focusing primarily on more of the religious sights and locations around the city. For travellers interested in exploring Rome’s religious culture, this can be a great choice.

The Opera Romana Pellegrinaggi bus tour has a single route with 14 stops that provide a comprehensive tour of the city. The tour includes an audio guide in eight major languages, and covers all key tourist hotspots, including the Colosseum and Roman Forum, as well as more religious sites, such as the Vatican and the Basilica di San Giovanni.

• Visit Opera Romana Pellegrinaggi official website

4 – I love Rome (Gray Line Rome)

Gray Line provides a comprehensive bus tour of Rome, featuring a wide range of the city’s diverse artistic and cultural attractions. With audio guides available in 12 languages and on board Wi-Fi, it is a convenient and comfortable option to help you explore the city.

Gray Line Rome offers a single route, the so called Pink Route, with 8 stops, covering a range of attractions all across the city, such as Vatican City, the Spanish Steps, the Piazza Venezia shopping areas and more.

• Visit I love Rome official website

How do you find discounted hop on hop off Rome bus tours tickets?

Using a hop on hop off tour can be one of the most enjoyable and fun ways to explore a city like Rome where there is so much to discover. If you look ahead before your travel dates, it’s often possible to get a great deal on ticket prices, with exclusive discounts and special offers available, rather than buying on the bus itself.

Here are some options to help you save money on bus tours:

1- Check out discounted tickets on travel websites

Make sure you check out deals and promotions on travel websites ahead of your trip, as they will often have the best prices around. Check out providers such as Headout or Viator for great packages. It’s also a good idea to check the bus tour provider directly, as they will also feature online exclusive prices.

• Compare discounted Rome bus tours tickets

2 – Book an attractions pass

With such a rich historic and cultural heritage, Rome is a fascinating city, but it can soon add up when trying to visit all of the city’s big attractions.

Luckily, attractions passes are a great way of making your visit more affordable, as they will often include skip the line and fast track entry to key destinations, as well as added benefits such as their own hop on hop off tours.

Here are some of the best attractions passes available around Rome.

The Omnia Pass is one of the most popular tourist passes in Rome, as it provides free entry to a variety of the most popular attractions in the city, including Palatine Hill and the Colosseum. It also includes free entry to the Vatican City Museums and sights around the area, making it much more easier to explore, without having to wait in line.

While the pass does not provide access to a hop on hop off bus tour, you do get a 3 day travel card, which can be used to travel around the main parts of the city.

Visit official website

The Roma Pass is available for 48 or 72 hour options, making it a more versatile choice when trying to decide which attractions pass to pick. The pass provides free entry to a variety of tourist attractions, as well as free access to the public transport system.

You’ll also get discounted entry for over 80 other top events and attractions around the city, and sip the line entrance to a number of the most popular galleries and museums around Rome.

We hope that this page has provided plenty of useful information to help you plan your visit to Rome!

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City Sightseeing Rome: Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus + Free Walking Tour

Activity schedule, key highlights.

• Inclusions & Exclusions

Hop-On, Hop-Off: Daily

Hop-on, Hop-off: 1 day, 24, 48 or 72 hours. 1 loop takes 100 minutes

Hop-on, Hop-off: 9am to 5:45pm, every 15-20 min (depending on the routes & season)

Timings are subject to change.

Hop on to the bus from any of the stops . The favored stops are Termini Station (stop1), Terminal B , Santa Maria Maggiore and Colosseum . 

You can hop off at any of the stops

• Discover the historic charms of the Eternal City with the hop-on, hop-off bus
• Top rated and trusted brand for Rome sightseeing bus tour! Largest fleet & frequent departures
• 2-in-1 ticket! This ticket is valid for City sightseeing Rome and Vatican & Rome Open Bus!
• Get up close with iconic attractions like the Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi Fountain and more
• Savour an immersive experience with informative audio commentary in multiple languages and free WiFi
• Relish a comprehensive trail through the city even if you are short on time
• Both printed or smartphone vouchers accepted

Discover Rome’s timeless beauty, fascinating history, and vibrant culture on this hop-on hop-off bus tour. Choose from four validity options - 1 day,   24 hours, 48 hours, and 72 hours , and explore the breathtaking Eternal City at your own pace.

You can hop on and off the bus as you wish to explore the sights further, go shopping or grab a bite to eat. Visit iconic attractions like the Colosseum, the Vatican City and the Trevi Fountain with our strategically located stops or stay onboard and listen to the informative audio commentary, provided in multiple languages - perfect for first-time visitors.

MAJOR ATTRACTIONS COVERED

• Piazza Venezia 
• Trevi Fountain 
• Piazza Barberini 
• Santa Maria Maggiore 
• Circus Maximus 

What's more? Take advantage of the Free WiFi onboard and a free self-guided walking tour of the city centre included in an array of languages. For more information, you can contact the assistance onboard or at the visitor centre.

This ticket is valid for City Sightseeing Rome and ORP Omnia Bus.  

• 1 day, 24h, 48h or 72h City Sightseeing bus ticket (as per option chosen)
• Access to ORP (Opera Romana Pellegrinaggi) hop-on, hop-off route
• Audio commentary in Portuguese, Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese, Russian
• Free Self-Guided Walking Tour in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish
• Free WiFi onboard
• Entrance fees to attractions, unless specified

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Voucher Information:  You can show your voucher on your smartphone (But if you’d rather print a copy – that’s fine too!)

This ticket is valid for City Sightseeing Rome and ORP Omnia Bus 

Wheelchair Friendly: Yes

Rome is a functioning city and weather, traffic, and events may occasionally cause disruption.

Timings and stops are subject to change. The updated map will be available once you board the bus.

Walking tour details will be shared on arrival, you can contact Assistance on board or at the Visitor Center.

Customer Reviews

We really enjoyed using the HOHO to orient ourselves in Rome

Brenda Campbell

Very expensive for what we got to see in Rome. We should have asked for a refund due to a demonstration that day that restricted the sites such as the Colosseum. Not the company’s fault but we should have been offered a refund at boarding.

Mary Peterson

Recording was hard to hear or didn't work and the app was free, but the walking tours were not. Otherwise, this was really worthwhile. We saw so many attractions in Rome. Great way to spend the first day.

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