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Metrebus system in Rome:
- BIT - Integrated time ticket
How much does it cost?
€ 1,00
How long does it last?
75 minutes from the initial validation
Where can I buy it?
- ticket offices and shops
- bit via text message
Where can I use it?
On public transport within Rome:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and Cotral coaches
- on the metro lines A and B (for one journey only, using both lines but without going out from the turnstiles)
- on Met.Ro regional trains: Rome-Lido, Rome-Viterbo, Rome-Pantano
- on Trenitalia regional trains (for one journey only, in one direction only, travelling second class)
Please remember that...
In order for it to be valid, you must always validate your ticket at the beginning of your journey and when transferring onto the metro (your ticket must be re-stamped within 75 minutes of the first validation stamp and is then valid until the end of your journey).
Validation stamping machines are installed: on buses, trams, trolleybuses and trains on the Rome-Pantano and Rome-Viterbo lines, in stations at the turnstiles leading to the metro, the Rome-Lido regional train line and Trenitalia SpA regional trains.
You must keep your ticket with you whilst travelling on public transport and when passing through metro and regional train stations and be ready to show it, on request, to ticket inspectors.
In the event that the validation stamping machine is not functioning correctly, go to the ticket office or the guard as soon as you get on a Trenitalia train. When travelling on public transport within the Municipality of Rome (buses, trams, trolleybuses, metro A and B), Co.Tra.L. coaches and ex-railway lines now run by Met.Ro. you must validate your ticket by pen, writing the date, time, station or number of the vehicle.

- BIG - Integrated daily ticket
How much does it cost?
€ 4.00
How long does it last?
Until midnight (12.00 am) of the day of its validation and for an unrestricted number of journeys.
Where can I buy it?
- ticket offices and shops
Where can I use it?
On public transport within Rome:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and Cotral coaches
- on the metro lines A and B
- on Met.Ro regional trains: Rome-Lido, Rome-Viterbo, Rome-Pantano
- on Trenitalia regional trains (travelling second class)
Please remember that...
In order for it to be valid, you must validate your ticket at the beginning of your journey.
Validation stamping machines are installed:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and trains on the Rome-Pantano and Rome-Viterbo lines
- in stations at the turnstiles leading to the metro, the Rome-Lido regional train line and  Trenitalia SpA regional trains.
You must keep your ticket with you whilst travelling on public transport and when passing through metro and regional train stations and be ready to show it, on request, to ticket inspectors.
In the event that the validation stamping machine is not functioning correctly, go to the ticket office or the guard as soon as you get on a Trenitalia train. When travelling on public transport within the Municipality of Rome (buses, trams, trolleybuses, metro A and B), Co.Tra.L. coaches and ex-railway lines now run by Met.Ro. you must validate your ticket by pen, writing the date, time, station or number of the vehicle.

- BTI - Integrated tourist ticket
How much does it cost?
€ 11.00
How long does it last?
For 3 days from the date indicated by the ticket holder and for an unrestricted number of journeys.
Where can I buy it?
- ticket offices and shops 
Where can I use it?
On public transport within Rome:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and Cotral coaches
- on the metro lines A and B
- on Met.Ro regional trains: Rome-Lido, Rome-Viterbo, Rome-Pantano
- on Trenitalia regional trains (travelling second class)
Please remember that...
In order for it to be valid, you must validate your ticket on the first day of use. Validation stamping machines are installed:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and trains on the Rome-Pantano and Rome-Viterbo lines
- in stations at the turnstiles leading to the metro, the Rome-Lido regional train line and  Trenitalia SpA regional trains.
You must keep your ticket with you whilst travelling on public transport and when passing through metro and regional train stations and be ready to show it, on request, to ticket inspectors.
In the event that the validation stamping machine is not functioning correctly, go to the ticket office or the guard as soon as you get on a Trenitalia train. When travelling on public transport within the Municipality of Rome (buses, trams, trolleybuses, metro A and B), Co.Tra.L. coaches and ex-railway lines now run by Met.Ro. you must validate your ticket by pen, writing the date, time, station or number of the vehicle.

- Roma Pass
How much does it cost?
€ 25,00
How long does it last?
The card is valid for 3 days and is activated the moment that you first use it at an attraction or service. It expires at midnight of the third day of validity.
What do I get?
- Free entry to the first 2 visited museums and / or archaeological sites of your choice
- Reduced ticket prices to all other museums and / or archaeological sites visited thereafter
- Free use of the city's public transport network (urban buses and trains, Underground lines A and B, Met.Ro trains: Roma - Lido, Roma - Viterbo for the Roma - Sacrofano section, Roma - Pantano railways lines within the urban territory of the City of Rome) Trenitalia trains and Cotral buses are not included.
- Discounted tickets to exhibitions, events and other collaborating operators and businesses.
- Reduced charges for use of the On-call Multi-lingual Medical Service for Tourists (MET Travel Health)
- Roma Informa Tourist cultural service.
For further information on the Roma Pass, please visit www.romapass.it or call the 060608 Contact Centre at +39 060608 (daily from 9.00 am to 9.00 pm).

- CIS - integrated weekly ticket
How much does it cost?
€ 16.00
How long does it last?
For 7 days from the date indicated by the ticket holder and for an unrestricted number of journeys.
Where can I buy it?
- ticket offices and shops
Where can I use it?
On public transport within Rome:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and Cotral coaches
- on the metro lines A and B
- on Met.Ro regional trains: Rome-Lido, Rome-Viterbo, Rome-Pantano
- on Trenitalia regional trains (travelling second class)
Please remember that...
In order for it to be valid, you must validate your ticket on the first day of use. Validation stamping machines are installed:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and trains on the Rome-Pantano and Rome-Viterbo lines
- in stations at the turnstiles leading to the metro, the Rome-Lido regional train line and Trenitalia SpA regional trains.
You must keep your ticket with you whilst travelling on public transport and when passing through metro and regional train stations and be ready to show it, on request, to ticket inspectors.
In the event that the validation stamping machine is not functioning correctly, go to the ticket office or the guard as soon as you get on a Trenitalia train. When travelling on public transport within the Municipality of Rome (buses, trams, trolleybuses, metro A and B), Co.Tra.L. coaches and ex-railway lines now run by Met.Ro. you must validate your ticket by pen, writing the date, time, station or number of the vehicle.

- Monthly pass - Ordinary personal
How much does it cost?
€ 30,00
How long does it last?
For the calendar month as printed on the pass, for an unrestricted number of journeys.
How to buy one
Until the fifth day of each calendar month, you can buy the pass from any of the 2,000 usual shops.
After the sixth day of the month, the pass can only be bought from ticket offices and Atac sales points
Duplicates and replacements
Should it be stolen or lost, you may request a duplicate of your monthly pass.
Where can I buy it?
- ticket offices and shops 
Where can I use it?
On public transport within Rome:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and Cotral coaches
- on the metro lines A and B
- on Met.Ro regional trains: Rome-Lido, Rome-Viterbo, Rome-Pantano
- on Trenitalia regional trains (travelling second class)
The holder must complete the pass with the personal details required. Holders must be ready to show their pass along with some form of ID on request of ticket inspectors.
Metrebus - additional benefits 
Metrebus - additional benefits: discounts available in cinemas, theatres and shops for Metrebus pass holders.

- Annual pass - Rome
How much does it cost?
€ 230,00
How long does it last?
365 days from the date stamped on the pass.
How do I buy one?
By filling in the self-certification forms and attaching a passport photograph, the annual pass can then be picked up from one of the Atac ticket offices 
Duplicates and replacements
Should it be stolen or lost, you may request a duplicate of your annual pass.
Where can I buy it?
-  ticket offices and shops  or sales outlets where you can pay by direct debit.
Where can I use it?
On public transport within Rome:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and Cotral coaches
- on the metro lines A and B
- on Met.Ro regional trains: Rome-Lido, Rome-Viterbo, Rome-Pantano
- on Trenitalia regional trains (for one journey only, in one direction only, travelling second class)

Metrebus - additional benefits
Metrebus - additional benefits: discounts available in cinemas, theatres and shops for Metrebus pass holders.
Family Discounts
Members of a family unit, resident in Rome and not benefiting from further concessions, where one ordinary annual pass has already been purchased at the cost of € 230,00, have the right to a 10% discount on any other ordinary annual passes purchased.
In order to take advantage of this discount, a family certificate must be presented along with the full-price annual pass held in the name of another family member.

Metrebus system in Lazio:
- BIRG - Integrated Regional Daily Ticket
How much does it cost?
The cost varies depending on the number of travel zones.
The Zones
€ 2,50 for 1 zone 
€ 4,50 for 2 zones
€ 6,00 for 3 zones
€ 7,00 for 4 zones
€ 9,00 for 5 zones
€ 10,50 for 6 zones
€ 10,50 for 7 zones
How long does it last?
Until midnight (24.00) of the day of its validation and for an unrestricted number of journeys within the travel zones stated.
Where can I use it?
On public transport within Rome:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and Cotral coaches
- on the metro lines A and B
- on Met.Ro regional trains: Rome-Lido, Rome-Viterbo, Rome-Pantano
- on Trenitalia regional trains (travelling second class)
Please remember that...
BIRG ticket holders must personalize their tickets, completing the ticket with their personal details and the travel zones in which the ticket is valid. In order to be valid, BIRG tickets must be validated at the beginning of your journey. Please have the ticket ready to show to ticket inspectors on request.

- BTR - Regional Tourist Ticket
How much does it cost?
The cost varies depending on the number of travel zones.
Zones
€ 6,50 for 1 zone 
€ 12,00 for 2 zones
€ 16,00 for 3 zones
€ 19,00 for 4 zones
€ 24,50 for 5 zones
€ 28,50 for 6 zones
€ 28,50 for 7 zones
How long does it last?
For 3 days from the date indicated by the ticket holder and for an unrestricted number of journeys.
Where can I use it?
On public transport within the Lazio Region:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and Cotral coaches
- on the metro lines A and B
- on Met.Ro regional trains: Rome-Lido, Rome-Viterbo, Rome-Pantano
- on Trenitalia regional trains (travelling second class)
Please remember that...
In order to be valid, BTR ticket holders must personalize their tickets, completing the ticket with their personal details and the travel zones in which the ticket is valid.
You must keep your ticket with you whilst travelling on public transport and when passing through metro and regional train stations and be ready to show it, on request, to ticket inspectors.

- CIRS - Integrated Regional Weekly Ticket
How much does it cost?
The cost varies depending on the number of travel zones.
Zones
€ 9,00 for 1 zone 
€ 16,00 for 2 zones
€ 23,00 for 3 zones
€ 28,00 for 4 zones
€ 35,00 for 5 zones
€ 41,00 for 6 zones
€ 41,00 for 7 zones
How long does it last?
Until midnight (12.00 am) of the seventh day, including that of the initial validation, and for an unrestricted number of journeys within the travel zones stated.
Where can I use it?
On public transport within the Lazio Region:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and Cotral coaches
- on the metro lines A and B
- on Met.Ro regional trains: Rome-Lido, Rome-Viterbo, Rome-Pantano
- on Trenitalia regional trains (travelling second class)
Please remember that...
In order to be valid, CIRS ticket holders must personalize their tickets, completing the ticket with their personal details and the codes for the travel zones in which the ticket is valid.
You must keep your ticket with you whilst travelling on public transport and when passing through metro and regional train stations and be ready to show it, on request, to ticket inspectors.

- Monthly Integrated Pass
How much does it cost?
The tickets cost varies depending on the number of areas you wish to purchase.
Zone A - which corresponds to the area of Municipality of Rome within the ring road - is equal to the purchase cost of 2 zones for € 30.00 (for instance: to purchase a subscription for zones A and B should be considered the amount of 3 zones. Zone A equal two zones + zone B equal one zone. Total 3 zones).
Zones
€ 21,00 for 1 zone 
€ 30,00 for 2 zones
€ 51,00 for 3 zones
€ 63,00 for 4 zones
€ 78,00 for 5 zones
€ 93,00 for 6 zones
€ 93,00 for 7 zones
How long does it last?
Calendar month shown on the card, for the areas purchased, for an unlimited number of trips.
Where can I use it?
On public transport within the Lazio Region:
- on buses, trams, trolleybuses and Cotral coaches
- on the metro lines A and B
- on Met.Ro regional trains: Rome-Lido, Rome-Viterbo, Rome-Pantano
- on Trenitalia regional trains (travelling second class)
Please remember that...
In order to be valid, Monthly Integrated Pass holders must personalize their tickets, completing the ticket with their personal details and the codes for the travel zones in which the ticket is valid.
You must keep your ticket with you whilst travelling on public transport and when passing through metro and regional train stations and be ready to  show it, on request, to ticket inspectors.

Ticket offices and shops
METRO A
- Anagnina (Mon/Sat: 7.00 am – 8.00 pm; Sun/Holidays: 8.00 am – 8.00 pm)
- Termini (Mon/Sat: 7.00 am – 8.00 pm; Sun/Holidays: 8.00 am – 8.00 pm)
- Spagna (Mon/Sat: 7.00 am – 8.00 pm; Sun/Holidays: 8.00 am – 8.00 pm)
- Lepanto (Mon/Sat: 7.00 am – 8.00 pm; Sun/Holidays: 8.00 am – 8.00 pm)
- Ottaviano S.Pietro (Mon/Sat: 7.00 am – 8.00 pm; Sun/Holidays: 8.00 am – 8.00 pm)
- Cornelia (Mon/Sat: 7.00 am – 8.00 pm; Sun/Holidays: 8.00 am – 8.00 pm)
- Battistini (Mon/Sat: 7.00 am – 8.00 pm; Sun/Holidays: 8.00 am – 8.00 pm)
METRO B
- Laurentina (Mon/Sat: 7.00 am – 8.00 pm; Sun/Holidays: 8.00 am – 8.00 pm)
- EUR Fermi (Mon/Sat: 7.00 am – 8.00 pm; Sun/Holidays: 8.00 am – 8.00 pm)
- Ponte Mammolo (Mon/Sat: 7.00 am – 8.00 pm; Sun/Holidays: 8.00 am – 8.00 pm)
ROMA - VITERBO
- Flaminio
ROMA - LIDO
- Porta S.Paolo
- Lido Centro

Metrebus tickets can be purchased at authorized retailers: tobacconists, newsagents, bars, stationery, ticket machines and Shops.
To find the nearest place please see www.atac.roma.it/index.asp?p=14.

For the validity limits of the Metrebus System Zones please visit:  www.060608.it/en/trasporti/muoversi-in-citta/in-bus-e-tram-pubblici/sistema-metrebus-zone-di-validita.html