One Ticket, 3 Routes, More Fun! Hop-On Hop-Off Panoramic Rome Bus Tour

If you are in the Termini Station area, you can start your tour here by boarding the Green route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to visit Termini Station, the pulsating heart of the city where ancient meets modern. Explore iconic monuments in the nearby Piazza della Repubblica, visit the Baths of Diocletian, or take a stroll along Via Nazionale.

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• Termini Station
• Baths of Diocletian
• Piazza della Repubblica
• Via Nazionale

From here, you can take the Orange route or the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to admire the Fountain of the Naiads that dominates the center of Piazza della Repubblica, visit the incredible Church of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri or the Palazzo delle Esposizioni and the Church of San Vitale on Via Nazionale.

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• Termini Station
• Baths of Diocletian
• St. Mary of the Angels
• Piazza della Repubblica
• Via Nazionale

From here, you can board the Green route or the Orange route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to visit the splendid Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, explore the Monti district, and admire the marvelous Moses by Michelangelo in the Church of Saint Peter in Chains.

This stop will also be operated by the Blue route on Sundays and holidays and from 3.30 p.m. on Saturdays and pre-holiday.

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• Santa Maria Maggiore
• Saint Peter in Chains
• Michelangelo’s Moses
• Monti district

From here, you can board the Green route, the Orange route, and the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to visit some of the most famous landmarks of the city and immerse yourself in the magnificence of Ancient Rome. Walk through history along the Imperial Fora. Visit the interior of the Colosseum and the Colle Oppio Park with the Baths of Trajan and the Domus Aurea, built by Nero one of the most famous Roman emperors.

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• Colosseum
• Archeological Area
• Roman Forum
• Palatine Hill
• Arch of Constantine
• Basilica of Saint John in Lateran

From here, you can board the Green route, the Orange route, and the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to visit the Circus Maximus, the largest amphitheater in Rome, and the Mouth of Truth embedded in the wall of the Church of Santa Maria in Cosmedin. Immerse yourself in the greenery of the Orange Garden, from where you can admire a spectacular view of St. Peter's Dome. Explore the ancient ruins of the Baths of Caracalla, one of the largest thermal complexes of antiquity.

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• Circus Maximus
• Mouth of the Truth
• Rome Rose Garden
• Caracalla’s Thermal Bath
• Orange Garden

From here, you can board the Green route, the Orange route, and the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to reach the magnificent Piazza Venezia just a few meters away, with the iconic Vittoriano and the Altar of the Fatherland. Climb the steps to the Capitoline Hill and visit the incredible Capitoline Museums. From here, you can head towards Trastevere, visit the Jewish ghetto, and the famous Campo de' Fiori square.

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• Piazza Venezia
• Vittoriano
• Altar of the Fatherland
• Capitoline Hill
• Capitoline Museums
• Trastevere District
• Jewish Ghetto
• Campo de’ Fiori

From here, you can board the Green route, the Orange route, and the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to visit Vatican City. Admire the imposing architecture of St. Peter's Basilica with its enormous colonnade embracing the entire square. Enter the Vatican Museums, among the largest and the richest in the world, and visit the splendid Sistine Chapel. Just a few meters from the stop, you can reach Castel Sant'Angelo and Piazza Navona, dominated by the Fountain of the Four Rivers, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture and sculpture by Bernini.

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• Vatican
• St. Peter’s Basilica
• Vatican Museums
• Sistine Chapel
• Navona Square
• Pantheon

From here, you can board the Green route, the Orange route, and the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to reach the famous Spanish Steps and Piazza di Spagna with the Barcaccia Fountain. Take a stroll through the most famous shopping streets and make your way to Piazza del Popolo, where you can admire some of Caravaggio's most famous masterpieces in the Cerasi Chapel. From this stop, you can also reach Villa Borghese and visit the Borghese Gallery or the Rome Zoo.

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• Spanish Steps
• Piazza del Popolo
• Villa Borghese
• Borghese Gallery
• Bioparco/Zoo
• Shopping Area
• HardRock Cafè, via Veneto

From here, you can board the Green route, the Orange route, and the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to explore Piazza Barberini and visit Palazzo Barberini, the headquarters of the important National Gallery of Ancient Art. From here, you can reach the Quirinal and admire a breathtakingview of Rome from the square. Head towards Via del Tritone and make your way to the Trevi Fountain, one of the city's most iconic monumental works.

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• Barberini Square
• Barberini Palace
• Quirinale Palace
• Chiesa dei Cappuccini
• Trevi Fountain

From here, you can board the Orange route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to explore the fascinating Testaccio neighborhood, with the Pyramid of Cestius, the only pyramid in Rome, and the Non-Catholic Cemetery near Porta San Paolo. From this stop, you can also reach the splendid Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls, which houses the new Holy Door.

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• Pyramid of Cestius
• Non-Catholic Cemetery
• St. Paul’s Gate
• San Paolo Fuori le Mura

From here, you can board the Orange route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here for a break at Eataly. Savor the authentic flavors of Italian and Roman cuisine at one of the restaurants or purchase typical products from the Italian enogastronomic tradition. Visit the Garbatella, one of the most popular districts in Rome, rich in history and street art. Reach the Gazometro, a symbol of early 20th-century industrial architecture, and the Centrale Montemartini, a former thermal power plant now converted into a museum where classical and industrial archaeology meet.

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• Eataly Market
• Gazometro
• Centrale Montemartini
• Garbatella Quarter
• Graffiti and Street Art

From here, you can board the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here for a stroll in the magnificent Villa Borghese park, famous for its lush vegetation, beautiful gardens, and picturesque paths. Visit the wonderful Galleria Borghese, a must-see destination for art lovers. The gallery, located within a 17th-century villa, houses an impressive collection of artworks of all kinds, such as Bernini's "The Rape of Proserpina" or Caravaggio's "David with the Head of Goliath."

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• Villa Borghese
• Museum and Borghese Gallery

From here, you can board the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here for a stroll in the magnificent Villa Borghese park, famous for its lush vegetation, beautiful gardens, and picturesque paths. Visit the wonderful Galleria Borghese, a must-see destination for art lovers. The gallery, located within a 17th-century villa, houses an impressive collection of artworks of all kinds, such as Bernini's "The Rape of Proserpina" or Caravaggio's "David with the Head of Goliath."

Just a few steps away

• Villa Borghese
• Museum and Borghese Gallery

From here, you can board the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here for a visit to the renowned Bioparco di Roma, the city's oldest zoo. It is one of the most enchanting and thrilling places in Rome, home to over 1,100 animals of different species. From here, you can venture into a stroll amidst the lush greenery of Villa Borghese and visit the famous Galleria Borghese.

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• Bioparco/Zoo
• Villa Borghese
• Borghese Gallery

From here, you can board the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here for a walk along Viale delle Belle Arti, where historical buildings, embassies, academies, and museums are located, including the Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia and the National Gallery of Modern Art (GNAM).

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• Viale delle Belle Arti
• Villa Giulia National Etruscan Museum
• Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea (GNAM)
• Accademia di Romania

From here, you can board the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here for a walk along Viale delle Belle Arti, where historical buildings, embassies, academies, and museums are located, including the Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia and the National Gallery of Modern Art (GNAM).

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• Viale delle Belle Arti
• Villa Giulia National Etruscan Museum
• Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea (GNAM)
• Accademia di Romania

From here, you can board the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to visit the Auditorium Parco della Musica, the Villaggio Olimpico, one of the symbolic neighborhoods of Rome with its sculptural groups celebrating major sports disciplines, and the Olympic Stadium. Take a stroll in Villa Ada Park, one of the largest public parks in Rome, or visit Villa Glori, where you can admire the Memorial Oak Grove dedicated to the fallen of World War I and the permanent exhibition "Crossing the Threshold," a pathway of contemporary sculpture integrating art and nature.

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• Auditorium Parco della Musica
• Villaggio Olimpico
• Stadio Flaminio
• Villa Ada
• Villa Glori

From here, you can board the Blue route. If you started your tour from another stop, get off here to visit the MAXXI, the first national museum dedicated to contemporary art. Take a walk on the Ponte della Musica, dedicated to Armando Trovajoli, one of the greatest Italian composers. Visit the Villaggio Olimpico, one of the symbolic neighborhoods of Rome with its sculptural groups celebrating major sports disciplines, and the Olympic Stadium.

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• MAXXI - Museo Nazionale delle Arti del XXI Secolo
• Ponte della Musica
• Foro Italico
• Olympic Stadium