• Vatican Museums - This museum ranks as the second largest in the world. It boasts over 24 galleries filled with some of the world’s most valuable collections and artworks. With more than a thousand rooms and winding corridors, navigating the museum can be a bit challenging. While it’s not feasible to explore all the galleries and rooms in a short time, this tour will ensure you see the museum’s most significant highlights.
• Sistine Chapel - Serving as the Pope’s personal chapel and the center of the Conclave, this sacred site is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. Despite being nearly 500 years old, the building continues to showcase its magnificence. Michelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” and “Last Judgement” are truly remarkable here.
• St. Peter’s Basilica - One of the largest churches in the world.

• Admission to Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
• Free WiFi at meeting point
• Wireless radio and earpiece provided
• Inclusive of all fees and taxes

The Vatican Museums rank among the oldest, largest, and most visited museums globally. Their diverse collections of art, culture, history, heritage, costumes, and religion contribute to their widespread acclaim. Notable works include Michelangelo’s frescoes in the Sistine Chapel, such as the ‘Creation of Adam’ and the ‘Last Judgement,’ Raphael’s painting ‘The School of Athens,’ the Greek sculpture ‘Laocoön,’ an Egyptian mummy, Nero’s bathtub, a bronze statue of Hercules, and Etruscan collections, all of which are truly remarkable.

With a pre-booked ticket, visitors can bypass the line. A guide will provide a live explanation of the highlights of the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel.

• Sign in 20 minutes before tour start at the meeting point ( Via Sebastiano Veniero 15, Rome 00192 ).
• Kid/Child need their birth certification I’d card and they must be 7 to 17 years old.
• Youths need their valid student card and birth identification I’d card. And they must 18 to 25 years old.
• If Kid/Child/Youth aren’t able to show their I’d cards then they have to pay 25€ additional charge to change their tickets to a adult ticket.
• The Vatican can check your identity card. So it’s better to carry your ID card with you or soft copy on your phone.
• Sometime, 5 to 10 minutes you have to wait in security check line. And it’s normal. Don’t worry about it.
• The Vatican dress code: shoulder and knees must be covered.
• Soft shoes, comfortable drees and carrying drinking water are recommended.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.