Why choose this tour ?

Make the most of your time in Rome and avoid wasting time in long lines with skip-the-line ticket to the Vatican Museums.

Navigate your way to the Vatican and pass through security with an escorted entrance.

Once inside, feel free to roam around the museums at your own pace.

Admire masterpieces by Renaissance masters in the museums and proceed in the Sistine Chapel.

Or you can choose the option with a guide for a deeper experience Come to the meeting point in Via Veniero 5 to redeem your tickets Service includes more than just the ticket, it covers advance reservation, support from our staff, who help ensure a smooth entry & provide helpful information before your visit Now you can add also th chanche to skip the long free-entry line and enter St.

Peter’s Basilica at your reserved time via a dedicated entry queue.

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Tour Description & Additional Info:

Visit the Museums of the Popes and its incredible masterpieces.

During the centuries some of the most famous artist like Raffaello, Michelangelo and many others fill up with their masterpieces the vatican museums, that now contain more than 70,000 works.

Admire this masterpieces painted by the famous Raffaello

The last judgment by Michelangelo. Marvel at Michelangelo's greatest masterpiece in the Sistine Chapel.

  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Spalle e ginocchia devono essere coperte
  • Id is required
  • Phone number is required
  • This Tour is Rated 4.2 Stars based on 224 valid reviews on VIATOR
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Skip the line Tickets to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel

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