Combined Tickets
 

I've trying to find information about combined sight tickets for Rome, Florence, Siena and Pisa. Does anyone know where I can find current information?

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crozier: Unfortunately "Combined Tickets" is a pretty vague title. It could be asking about sightseeing, rail tickets, bus tickets, or just about anything anywhere in Europe.

You will probably have better luck if you post a new thread with a title something like "Rome, Florence, Siena, Pisa - any info about combined sightseeing tickets? "

I think I understand the question, and I have never heard of such a thing. I wouldn't expect for such a thing to exist for Dallas, Houston and San Antonio either.

But maybe you mean for each individual city. More of a Paris thing, but there is a combination ticket for 2 or 3 or 4 or more of a list of about 8 (?) "attractions" in Pisa.

Best wishes,

Rex

The only thing similar I know is the Great Bristish Heritage Pass, that works in hundreds of sites in the UK. But crozier's not going to the UK. ;)

1. "Combined ticket" is a term used by many guide books. I assumed that people reading this site are savvy enough to be familiar with common travel terminology.

2. rex: You misunderstand. I'm not talking about tickets that cover multicities. I'm talking about tickets for multiple sights in each city. I listed the cities that I'm interested in.

I tried to anticipate the two different things you might have meant. I listed what I know about for Pisa. I don't know of any such thing for Rome, Florence or Siena.

I don't think that "combined ticket" is a common term.

A search for the phrase "combined ticket" here on the 100,000+ plus posts ("threads") on this forum doesn't seem to show anything for Italy using this phrase - - and only 28 "hits" total for sis years. I didn't take a look at those 28 to see what they represented. They looked to be a hodgepodge, with some referring to Paris.

check out guidebooks - frommers and lonely planet have info about combined tickets that get you into a bunch of sites

Do the guidebooks give any other information? You might try the tourist sites for these cities.

I have never actually heard of a "combined ticket" so I am with the others in being confused.

Crozier - There is a combo ticket for Rome called the ROMA ARCHEOLOGIA CARD. It's valid for 9 sights:

- Colosseo
- Palatino
- Terme di Caracalla
- Palazzo Massimo
- Palazzo Altemps
- Crypta Balbi
- Terme di Diocleziano
- Villa dei Quintili, and
- Mausoleo di Cecilia Metella.

... and costs €20.00.

Hope this helps ...

Steve

Ahhh Steve, after I just dug all thru my junk to find my card and post you beat me too it :).
Well anyway this is what I wrote. Regards, Walter
<<<Rome: It's called the 'Archaeologia Card' it can be bought at the ticket
windows as a regular ticket for 20e and it's valid for 7 days. It covers the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Baths of Caracalla, Baths of
Diocletian, Palazzo Massimo, Palazzo Altemps, Crypta Balbi and out by the Catacombs the Tomb of Cecilia Metella and Villa dei Quintili.
  Another is the 'Museum Card' 9e valid for 7 days. It covers the Museo Nazionale Romano, Palazzo Altemps, Palazzo Massimo, Baths of Diocletian and Crypta Balbi.
Regards, Walter

Hey sorry Walter!

I wouldn't have done that to my best friend ... ;)

Steve