St. John Lateran Complex

Step into Rome’s oldest and most revered basilica, known as the “Mother of all Churches." Check out the Cloister’s beautiful marble columns, each uniquely crafted by the legendary Vassalletto family.

Listen to an audio guide in your preferred language and explore this magnificent church complex at your own pace.

You can upgrade to access the Sancta Sanctorum, a sacred chapel housing ancient relics, and the Holy Stairs, which pilgrims ascend on their knees.

Enhance your visit with access to the Lateran Palace - admire the three-story façades, frescoed vaults, and the private apartments of the popes.

Fun fact: The Basilica of St. John Lateran is the Pope’s official cathedral, hosting significant ceremonies like Easter Mass and the ordination of new bishops.

Access 15 attractions in Rome with one pass and save up to 55% compared to buying individual tickets.

Discover top landmarks such as St. Peter’s Basilica, the Roman Forum, and Borghese Gallery, and embark on a hop-on hop-off bus tour.

Explore the city hassle-free with 72 hours of public transport access, including metro, buses, and trams, for convenient travel across the city.

Enjoy significant savings with free entry to the first two attractions and discounted rates for the remaining ones, making it a cost-effective choice.

Maximize your sightseeing with flexible 72-hour validity, allowing you to visit any combination of attractions within the time frame.

• Discover the oldest basilica in the Western world, the St. John Lateran Basilica on a self-guided audio tour that lets you set the pace and be in charge of your own itinerary.
• Learn about the history of the Cloister, Baptistery, Holy Stairs, and Sancta Sanctorum chapel with an audio guide that is available in 5 different languages.
• With an escorted entry to the Vatican Museums explore its remarkable collection of 20,000 artworks at your leisure.
• Fun Fact: The Bramante staircase at the Vatican Museums has a Hollywood connection. It was featured in the film Angels and Demons based on Dan Brown’s book of the same name.