Weekend in Italy: skip-the-line museum tickets for Rome, Florence and Venice

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Weekend in Italy is an Italian booking agency that sells reserved tickets and tours for museums and sights in Florence, Milan, Naples, Rome, Sicily, Siena, Turin and Venice. It says it has more than 600 services built up over 30 years, and it offers 24-hour assistance by phone and WhatsApp. Prices are in euros, so your card will convert them to dollars at checkout. It suits independent travelers who want a timed entry booked before they fly rather than lining up on the day.

Beyond museum tickets there are tours, food and wine experiences, shopping and a concierge service, plus a "Good to know" section on practical trip planning.

What's worth a look

Six of the big-name bookings, with the "from" price per person shown on each page today.

The Vatican Museums tickets start at €16.50 and include the Sistine Chapel route; reservations close 4 days before the visit. In Milan, the Last Supper and Brera combo from €17.50 lets you see Leonardo's Last Supper and the Brera Art Gallery on the same date.

There's plenty beyond the headline sights. Turin's Egyptian Museum starts at €5.50, Palazzo Branciforte in Palermo at €11.50, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice at €18.00 and the Capodimonte Museum in Naples at €19.50. In Rome, the Colosseum, Palatine and Roman Forum 24-hour combo ticket with audio guide starts at €22.00, and Venice has an Accademia Galleries and Doge's Palace combo from €62.00. The site is available in English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, French and German. Each ticket page lists opening hours, what ID you need for reduced tickets and how the confirmation works, so read it before you pay.

Current offers

We don't have a Weekend in Italy code right now, and the site isn't running a sale. The best value on the site is in its combo tickets: the OPA SI PASS for Siena's cathedral complex says it saves 50% on single admissions, and there are combos such as the Colosseum, Palatine and Roman Forum 24-hour ticket with audio guide.

How to save more

• Book combo tickets where they exist (Last Supper + Brera, Siena's OPA SI PASS) rather than separate entries.
• Check the free-entry days before you book: the Vatican page lists free admission on the last Sunday of each month and for children under 6, which can't be booked online.
• Choose reduced tickets only if you have the right ID with you: without it you'll pay for a full ticket at the door and the reduced one isn't refunded.

If your preferred time is taken, the site books the closest available time on your chosen date. Confirmations arrive by email after payment.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 27 Oct 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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