Depending on the time slot you selected at checkout, your experience begins outside of the Vatican Museums. Access the Vatican through a special entrance with no lines, saving hours of waiting time.
Walk first through the Gallery of Maps and the Gallery of Tapestries, hearing your guide's commentary loud and clear through your personal headset. Snap photos in front of the Pigna statue in the Pinecone Courtyard before you continue to Raphael’s Rooms.
Spend the next part of the tour gazing upward at the Sistine Chapel, home to Michelangelo’s The Creation of Adam and The Last Judgement. After, say farewell to your guide and continue to St. Peter’s Basilica to enjoy the church independently.
Please note that on Wednesdays, due to the weekly Papal Audience, St. Peter’s Basilica may be unavailable. Ensure you select a day other than Wednesday if you’re set on seeing the landmark.
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It was our first trip to Rome, we booked this tour as per rating and we didn't regret. We had a group of 21 people. Francesca ( our guide) was a nice lady who did her job very well. She gave us detailed description of...More
Skipping the line was awesome considering it wrapped down the block, but more so was having a VERY enthusiastic guide (Valerie) explain the many things in the museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter's. She was very patient with questions and knew so much history about...More
Well organised tour, lasted about 3 hours and did not feel too rushed. Alexia was very informative and told us a lot of interesting facts.
Absolutely worth every penny! Private guided tour with hotel pick up and drop off. Skip the line access and hidden gems rooms were excellent. Juliano our guide was very knowledgeable and one of the best guides we ever had. He was engaging and funny! Really...More
Thoroughly enjoyed my trip through the Vatican Museum, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica. Biliana’s knowledge was instrumental in highlighting different artworks and the history behind them. I only wish we had more time in some areas of the museum to look at the artwork,...More
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