Italy’s most famous bus operator for quality service, frequent rides & great sightseeing!
Italy’s most famous bus operator for quality service, frequent rides & great sightseeing!
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You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Red Route
It was a relaxing way to see many sights and orient ourselves in such a big city. The ability to get off to explore and pick up another bus to continue was so useful. Best views are upstairs but that can be hot!!
We had a 48-hour ticket and had the impression that the other providers used more buses. We always had to wait more than 30 minutes at the bus stops. During this time, the competitors ran 1 - 2 buses more.
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It was very nice but because of the very busy weekend due to the Pope's inauguration, very busy on the road. It is easy to take this bus and convenient. We were also allowed to take the yellow bus and we waited for 45 minutes. After asking a lot of times it turned out that there are only 3 yellow buses and that was not clear. Bit of a pity.
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Not love - these are the reasons for my selection above (none of the check boxes quite fit. The audio did not always work on the bus - and there was about 75% of the time where it just played background music, where I was hoping for more of a narrative on what we could see. There is So Much in Rome!! It would have been nice to know what it was. Also some of the bus stops where chaotic - too many bus routes stopping at the same place with large queues for each, meant there was lots of pushing and shoving and frayed tempers.
The ease of catching the busses, the narration of facts & histroy. Wish there were more information, honestly. And the info presented for each stop--would have been nice to hear it before we got off the bus, ie Victor Emmanuel monument.
Once I got in the correct bus line the experience was ok.
The sights were easy to reach and the buses were not overcrowded.
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The choice of route was good however it was difficult to find the pick up points
Everything worked just fine. Despite the weekend there were always seats available on the roof.
Buses arrived regularly - never had to wait too long
Attendance , staff , cleanliness , high place
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Very good way to reach the most famous sights of Rome.
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What a great job, I would do it again.
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We were able to visit several pont of interest in a short period of time.
The Red Route is the main hop-on hop-off bus tour in Rome, covering the city's top landmarks and attractions like the Colosseum, Sistine Chapel, Santa Maria Maggiore, and more.
Want to see the Eternal City lit up after dark? Then hop on this 1-hour panoramic night bus tour passing through the city's highlights.
Overview:
Route name: Red Route
Attraction timings: 8:30am to 7:15pm
If you have just one day in Rome, the City Sightseeing Red Route is perfect for exploring the city's highlights.
Explore Rome in 48 hours with City Sightseeing, dedicating both days to the Red Route:
Experience the best of Rome over three days with the City Sightseeing Red Route, visiting iconic landmarks and hidden gems.
City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off buses allow you to explore Rome at your own pace. You can board at any of the eight stops, enjoying panoramic views and informative audio commentary.
Tickets include unlimited hop-on hop-off access for 24, 48, or 72 hours, an audio guide in multiple languages, free Wi-Fi, night tour, and a complimentary walking tour.
Buses run every 30 minutes.
There is only one route - the Red Route - that covers all major landmarks.
Yes, audio guides are available in multiple languages, providing commentary on the city’s landmarks and history.
Yes, the buses are equipped to accommodate passengers with mobility issues. Small and medium-sized pets on leashes as well as pet carriers are also allowed.
Tickets are typically valid for 24, 48, or 72 hours from the time of first use, depending on the ticket purchased.