
Rome · Italy
UNESCO World Heritage site since 1980Baths of Caracalla tickets: €10
Main adult ticket: Full price, including the Frank Horvat exhibition. Every ticket type is listed here, checked on the official site in October 2026.
Part of the World Heritage site Historic Centre of Rome.
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- Full price, including the Frank Horvat exhibitionPrice while the exhibition is on (11 September 2026 to 10 January 2027); under-18s go freeChild Free€10
- Reduced, including the exhibition€4
- Roma Pass holdersOr free, depending on the Roma Pass€4
Main ticket €10 (about US$11 · £8, 2026-10-23 rates)
Checked October 2026 on the official site
Free entry
Under-18s and others entitled by Italy's state museum rules. Everyone on the first Sunday of the month (the frescoed Domus di Vigna Guidi is closed on those busy days). EU school groups free. Every free day in Europe
Opening hours
Tickets are sold until 5:30pm from 1 to 24 October; hours change with the seasons. Visit the exhibition and the Domus di Vigna Guidi before 6pm.
Booking
Tickets are sold only on the Ministry of Culture's Musei Italiani website and app, or at the card-only machines at the entrance; there's no booking fee. Evening openings (Notturno Imperiale) are sold separately.
World Heritage site
Part of Historic Centre of Rome, on UNESCO's list since 1980 (extended in 1990). Listed as a creative masterpiece, an exchange of ideas, rare evidence of a culture and a landmark of its kind.
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Questions
How much does it cost to visit the Baths of Caracalla?
The main adult ticket (Full price, including the Frank Horvat exhibition) costs €10, about US$11 · £8. Prices were checked on the official website in October 2026.
Can you visit the Baths of Caracalla for free?
Under-18s and others entitled by Italy's state museum rules. Everyone on the first Sunday of the month (the frescoed Domus di Vigna Guidi is closed on those busy days). EU school groups free.
When is the Baths of Caracalla open?
Tickets are sold until 5:30pm from 1 to 24 October; hours change with the seasons. Visit the exhibition and the Domus di Vigna Guidi before 6pm.
Do you need to book Baths of Caracalla tickets in advance?
Tickets are sold only on the Ministry of Culture's Musei Italiani website and app, or at the card-only machines at the entrance; there's no booking fee. Evening openings (Notturno Imperiale) are sold separately.
Is the Baths of Caracalla a World Heritage site?
Yes: it's part of the World Heritage site Historic Centre of Rome, on UNESCO's list since 1980, listed as a creative masterpiece, an exchange of ideas, rare evidence of a culture and a landmark of its kind.