Open when you get there
Tell us the day you arrive. A museum that closes on Mondays moves to another day.
A few days. A whole city.
Your time.
Your Rome.
City itineraries built from checked opening hours, visit times and booking rules.
Colosseum · Book ahead 2 h 30 visit
Illustration, not a map - Day 1Vatican and Borgo
- Day 2Ancient Rome and Capitoline Hill · Historic centre
A plan that survives the real day.
Time that adds up
Visit time, queue and the walk between stops are counted, so the day fits in a day.
Booked before you fly
You see which tickets sell out and need buying in advance, and which doors you can just walk up to.
Pick a city, pick your days.
Eight cities to start with. Each has its own base of stops with hours, visit time and booking rules.
Every stop has the same record.
The itinerary is assembled from these fields. Nobody types it by hand, so when a museum changes its hours the plan changes with it.
- Is it open on the day I am there?
- How long does the visit take, queue included?
- How far is the walk to the next stop?
- Which tickets do I need to buy in advance?
- What do I drop if it rains or the day runs late?
- Are two days enough, or does the city need three?
A real record from the Rome base
Colosseum
- Visit time
- 2 h 30 (our estimate)
- Opening hours
- 8:30 am–6:30 pm
- Closed on
- Open every day
- Last entry
- 60 min before closing
- Booking
- Required
- Area
- Ancient Rome and Capitoline Hill
- Best time
- First thing in the morning
- Source
- Turismo Roma, October 4, 2026
How many days does a city ask for?
We add up the visit time of the main stops and the walks between them, then see how many days that takes at a normal pace.