I'm planning a 3-day trip to Rome and want to know if the Omnia Card or Rome Tourist Card is better for me. For each card, please tell me its validity period, whether it includes public transportation, and list at least two unique attractions or services that are included in one card but not the other. Based on this, provide a recommendation for which card would be more suitable for a 3-day trip.
Navigate to 'https://www.rome.info/'. Click on the 'City Passes' link. Review the 'Rome Tourist Card' page to identify its validity period, public transportation inclusion, and key attractions/services. Go back to the 'City Passes' page. Review the 'Omnia Card' page to identify its validity period, public transportation inclusion, and key attractions/services. Compare the information gathered for both cards, focusing on validity, public transportation, and unique inclusions. Synthesize the comparison and provide a recommendation for a 3-day trip.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'City Passes' page. The agent correctly identifies that the Rome Tourist Card has no time limit once activated (flexible validity). The agent correctly states that the Rome Tourist Card does NOT include public transportation. The agent correctly identifies that the Omnia Card has a validity of 24 to 72 hours. The agent correctly states that the 72-hour Omnia Card includes free public transportation (buses, trams, and metro). The agent identifies at least two unique inclusions for the Rome Tourist Card not found in the Omnia Card (e.g., guided tour of St. Peter's Basilica, Pantheon audio guide). The agent identifies at least two unique inclusions for the Omnia Card not found in the Rome Tourist Card (e.g., unlimited hop-on hop-off buses, access to Catacombs of San Callisto, free admission to over 30 attractions). The agent provides a recommendation, stating which card is more suitable for a 3-day trip based on the gathered information (e.g., Omnia Card due to its 72-hour validity and public transport inclusion, or Rome Tourist Card for its flexibility if public transport is not a priority).