• Vatican Museums - This tour provides access to the Museums, where visitors can explore the Vatican Museum Galleries and halls together.
• Cortile della Pigna - The “Pigna” Courtyard, originating from the 16th-century “Belvedere” area.
• Sphere within a Sphere - Arnaldo Pomodoro’s “Sphere within a Sphere” at the Vatican Museums is a remarkable sculptural masterpiece located in the Cortile della Pigna. This intriguing artwork features a large bronze sphere with a textured, fractured surface, revealing a smaller sphere inside. The play of light and shadow on the intricate patterns enhances its captivating charm. Symbolizing themes of complexity and inner depth, Pomodoro’s sculpture at the Vatican Museums stands as a testament to the fusion of art, spirituality, and profound meaning in one of the world’s most esteemed cultural institutions.
• Gallery Of The Maps - The Gallery of Maps in the Vatican Museums showcases a stunning collection of topographical maps of Italy. Created in the 16th century under Pope Gregory XIII, these beautifully painted maps stretch 120 meters, offering a unique geographical snapshot of historical Italy.
• Gallery of Tapestries - The Vatican Museums’ Gallery of Tapestries displays exquisite 15th and 16th-century tapestries, intricately woven with scenes from biblical and historical narratives. Inspired by designs from Raphael’s school, this gallery highlights the artistic sophistication and storytelling of the Renaissance.
• Gallery of the Candelabra - Part of the Vatican Museums, the Gallery of the Candelabra features a rich collection of Greek and Roman statues, sarcophagi, and reliefs. Named for the grand marble candelabra that adorn it, the gallery is divided into thematic sections. Established in the late 18th century, it combines ancient art with stunning architectural details, offering visitors a journey through history and beauty.
• Stanze di Raffaello - If the RENAISSANCE OPTION is selected, the tour will include the Rooms of Raphael. Each room presents a vibrant tableau of Renaissance ideals—harmony, intellect, faith, and history. The interplay of art and history takes visitors on an unforgettable journey through one of the most remarkable periods in Western art and culture.
• Sistine Chapel - Named after Pope Sixtus IV della Rovere (pontiff from 1471 to 1484), who restored the old Cappella Magna between 1477 and 1480, the Sistine Chapel is renowned worldwide for hosting the conclave and other official papal ceremonies. It is also celebrated for Michelangelo’s frescoes, one of the most famous works of art in history.
• St. Peter’s Basilica - INCLUDED ONLY FOR OPTIONS THAT INCLUDE ST. PETER’S BASILICA: Experience the awe-inspiring Saint Peter’s Basilica, a shrine of Christianity and art. Marvel at Michelangelo’s priceless Pietà and visit the venerable tomb of Saint John Paul II & Pope Karol Wojtyla.

The Pietà (1498–1499) is a Renaissance sculpture by Michelangelo Buonarroti, housed in St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City.

• La Pieta - INCLUDED ONLY FOR OPTIONS THAT INCLUDE ST. PETER’S BASILICA: The Pietà is a Renaissance sculpture by Michelangelo Buonarroti, located in St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City. It is the first of several works on the same theme by the artist. Commissioned for French Cardinal Jean de Bilhères, a representative in Rome, the sculpture, crafted from Carrara marble, was initially made for the cardinal’s funeral monument but was relocated to its current position, the first chapel on the right upon entering the basilica, in the 18th century. It is the only piece Michelangelo ever signed.

• St. Peter’s Baldachin - INCLUDED ONLY FOR OPTIONS THAT INCLUDE ST. PETER’S BASILICA: The Baldachin in St. Peter’s Basilica is a breathtaking masterpiece of art and architecture. Designed by the renowned Baroque sculptor and architect Gian Lorenzo Bernini, it stands as a magnificent bronze canopy over the high altar of the basilica. This ornate structure, adorned with intricate details and towering over 90 feet tall, serves as a symbol of the grandeur of the Catholic Church and a focal point of the basilica’s interior. It is a true marvel that captivates visitors with its beauty and historical significance.

• Cupola di San Pietro - IF DOME OPTION IS SELECTED: The dome of St. Peter’s Basilica, a masterpiece designed by Michelangelo, stands as a defining symbol of the Vatican and Rome. As one of the largest and most iconic domes in the world, it offers breathtaking views both from the ground and its viewing gallery. Dominating the skyline, it reflects the architectural brilliance of the Renaissance.

• St. Peter’s Square - INCLUDED ONLY FOR OPTIONS THAT INCLUDE ST. PETER’S BASILICA: This monumental elliptical space, enclosed by 284 Doric columns four rows deep (196m wide and 148m long), is the masterpiece of Gian Lorenzo Bernini, who laid it out during the pontificates of Alexander VII and Clement IX.

• Private Tour with Blue Badge Guide
• Vatican Museums Skip The Line Ticket
• Visit of the Sistine Chapel
• Shortcut to St. Peter’s Basilica
• Renaissance Option: Raphael Rooms included
• St. Peter’s Dome Option: includes climb of the Cupola

• Food And Drinks

Bypass the queue with quick-entry to the globally renowned Vatican Museums complex, home to a splendid collection of art pieces and masterpieces. Your journey will allow you to appreciate one of the world’s most notable compilations of sculptures, carvings, frescoes, and paintings. Enjoy a relaxed walk through some of the most mesmerizing rooms, such as the Tapestry Gallery and the Map Gallery. Marvel at Michelangelo’s magnum opus in the Sistine Chapel.

Conclude your journey with a stop at the magnificent St. Peter’s Church, where the distinguished Bernini’s Baldachin resides. Here, you also get the privilege to behold Michelangelo’s phenomenal statue, ‘La Pietà.’

Avail the extraordinary opportunity to amplify your visit with our RENAISSANCE or DOME Options. These options present a rare chance to tour the elegant Raphael Rooms or climb St. Peter’s Dome, rewarding you with a stunning bird’s-eye view of the metropolis.

• St. Peter’s Basilica may close at the last minute for ceremonies or masses without warning
• A dress code is required to enter places of worship and selected museums. No shorts or sleeveless tops allowed. Knees and shoulders MUST be covered for both men and women. You may risk refused entry if you fail to comply with these dress requirements
• Please advise in case of mobility issues - wheelchair partly accessible
• For ST. PETER’S DOME OPTION: wheelchairs not accessible
• For ST. PETER’S DOME OPTION: don’t attempt to visit the dome if you can’t physically climb steps or if you’re claustrophobic. A lift takes you some of the way, but then you still have to tackle 320 steps (and space is a bit tight in places).
• In the case of visitors using wheelchairs and mobility scooters, please note that the Museums are partially accessible, and the Basilica won’t be included
• All visitors must pass through the monument/attraction security check please allow at least 20 minutes to clear security
• St Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel are subject to last-minute closures for religious ceremonies. When this occurs, we’re happy to offer customers an extended tour of the Vatican Museums. While we endeavor to inform our guests ahead of time about any planned disruptions to the opening hours, this is not always possible. In these cases, we are unable to provide refunds or discounts
• A current valid passport or ID document is required on the day of the tour for children under 18 years old as proof of their age
• Please review the confirmation message that we send one day prior to the tour date, which confirms the final details of the service
• Due to the Jubilee, some monuments may be under restoration or closed due to extraordinary celebrations. Please pay attention to any messages we may send regarding potential changes
• For ST. PETER’S DOME OPTION: not recommended for guests with mobility issues or claustrophobic

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