Other Reductions

• European citizens between 18 and 25 years old, under the law 28.09.1999 n. 275, and subsequent amendments and additions through ministerial decrees.(Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxemburg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, United Kingdom, Czech republic, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Hungary, Swiss Confederation, Norway, Liechtenstein, Iceland)
• For European Union state school teachers

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Free

• Citizens under 18 years old from European Union and no-EU countries.   
• Italian permanent teachers or with fix-term contract upon presentation of the suitable certification issued by the schools.
• First Sunday of the month: every first Sunday of the month free entrance to the sites for everybody, according to the regular opening time – it is not possible to book the entrance ticket.

Others Free Condition

• European Union’s tour guides in the exercise of their professional activity;
• European Union’s touristic interpreters in the exercise of their professional activity;
• Employees of the Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities;
• Members of ICOM (International Council of Museum);
• Members of ICCROM (International organization for conservation of cultural heritage);
• European Union’s groups and students from public and private EU schools led by one teacher every 10 students, upon reservation;
• Teachers and students of Architecture, Conservation of Cultural Assets, Learning Sciences and degree courses in Literature with Archeology or Art-History subject areas in the universities and art academies and enrolled in the respective improving schools, Specialist Studies and PHD’s of the above-mentioned courses of EVERY member State of the European Union. The ticket is released to the students by showing a certificate of registration in the current academic year;
• Socrates and Erasmus students of the above-mentioned degree courses;
• Art-History teachers in High-schools;
• Students of the following schools: Central Institute of Restoration, Opificio delle Pietre Dure, School for Mosaic Restoration;
• Journalists enrolled in the national register and journalists coming from any other country, in the performance of their duties and upon presentation of a suitable document proving the professional activity carried out;
• People with disabilities and one family member or a helper belonging to the health and social assistance service;
• Volunteers who carry out promotion and dissemination activities of the Cultural Heritage, on the basis of the agreements concluded with the Ministry, according to art. 112, paragraph 8 of the Civil Code;

Any right to a reduction or to a free admission has to be proved by the ticketing staff.

Cards

ROMA PASS: the site is part of the Roma Pass network. Until further notice, Roma Pass holders enter the monument without a scheduled time through the gate for groups and visitors with a reservation with a guide.

After the introduction of the new ticket for the Archaeological Park of the Colosseum, called S.U.P.E.R, the Roma Pass ticket allows only the entrance to the Colosseum, Roman Forum/Palatine Hill area, ongoing exhibitions included.

The Roma Pass ticket doesn’t allow the: 

-entrance to the Palatine Museum, which is part of the S.U.P.E.R. ticket- entrance to the arena