• Vatican Museums - Renowned for its extensive network, the Vatican Museums feature some of the most artistically significant rooms in the Apostolic Palace. They house a vast collection of art, archaeology, and ethno-anthropology, accumulated by the Popes over centuries.
• Sistine Chapel - Michelangelo’s frescoes are the most famous aspect of the Sistine Chapel. However, the chapel also boasts other stunning artworks. Before Michelangelo, Botticelli created two striking murals depicting the lives of Christ and Moses on its walls.
• Cortile della Pigna - Located in Vatican City, Rome, Italy, the Fontana della Pigna, or simply Pigna, is a former Roman fountain now adorning a large niche in the wall facing the Cortile della Pigna.
• St. Peter’s Basilica - Direct access from the Sistine Chapel to the Basilica, bypassing external security lines, is available only for tours that include the option to enter St. Peter’s Basilica during the booking process. After an introduction, visitors can explore the Basilica independently once the tour concludes at the entrance.

Note: Access to the Basilica is optional; purchasing a ticket three days before the tour allows entry to the Basilica.

• Stanze di Raffaello - The Apostolic Palace in Vatican City, now part of the Vatican Museums, contains a series of reception rooms known as the four Raphael Rooms (Italian: Stanze di Raffaello). These rooms are celebrated for the frescoes created by Raphael and his studio, which, along with Michelangelo’s ceiling frescoes in the Sistine Chapel, define Rome’s High Renaissance.

Originally, Pope Julius was intended to reside in a series of apartments known as the Stanze.

• Museo Pio Clementino - The ancient Roman sculpture, Hermes of the Museo Pio-Clementino, is part of the Vatican collections in Rome. It was long admired as the Belvedere Antinous due to its prominent location in the Cortile del Belvedere. It is currently cataloged as inventory number 907 at the Museo Pio-Clementino.
• Gallery Of The Maps - Visit this popular exhibit in the Museum and try to spot the Italian cities you have visited or where your ancestors lived. These hand-painted maps from the late 1500s are notable for their exquisite decorations and meticulous detail.

• If you buy your ticket three days before to the start of your trip, you can enter the basilica.
• Basilica access is optional
• Professional Tour Guide
• Skip-the-line access to Vatican Museum & Sistine Chapel

• Food and Drink
• tips
• Alcoholic beverages

Avoid the long queues and delve into the captivating history and art of the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel. This guided tour, approximately 2.5 hours in duration, offers the chance to discover breathtaking galleries, such as the Raphael Rooms, with insightful commentary from expert guides. An optional entry to St. Peter’s Basilica is available, further enriching your Vatican adventure. Ideal for art history lovers and cultural explorers, this tour provides a smaller group setting for a more personalized experience.

• Skip the crowds with priority access to the Vatican Museums
• Discover the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and Raphael Rooms
• Optional upgrade for entry to St. Peter’s Basilica
• Smaller group sizes for a more intimate experience

Access to the Basilica is optional; purchasing your ticket three days prior to your visit allows entry to the basilica.

• Basilica access is optional
• If you buy your ticket three days before to the start of your trip, you can enter the basilica.

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