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From the moment you meet our expert, English-speaking guide at our entrance to when you say goodbye to them 3 hours later in St. Peter’s Square, the story of the Vatican will come to life. You’ll forget about lines and crowds as you follow a perfectly planned route through the Vatican treasures. As your group is so small, they’ll be more flexible with your needs, so have your questions ready
With 9 miles of art, over 2000 rooms and countless individual pieces, many visitors spin out of here in a blur and the collection overwhelms them. We take our time. You’ll leave with a picture of the Vatican that is more than its artworks. You’ll explore the human story of the Vatican. You’ll discover the popes and the artists, the struggles and conflicts between them and the messages they were trying to express.
By the time you get to the Sistine Chapel, we guarantee you’ll know enough about Renaissance art that you’ll be able to identify Michelangelo’s artworks on your own. As guides are not allowed to talk in the chapel, they’ll already have briefed you on what to look for, so this is a real individual experience for many.
Tour Highlights:
- Reserved Entrance Access to the Vatican Museums: Begin your journey through the Vatican with an exclusive entrance, allowing you to explore the vast collection at a leisurely pace.
- Skip-the-Line Access to St. Peter’s Basilica: Enjoy a seamless transition as you bypass long lines, gaining swift access to the awe-inspiring St. Peter's Basilica.
- Groups no larger than 10 people: Experience the Vatican's wonders with an intimate group size, enhancing the quality of your guided tour.
- English-Speaking Art Historian Guide: Immerse yourself in the rich history and artistic significance of the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter's Basilica with the guidance of an expert English-speaking art historian.
- All Tickets and Reservation Fees Included: Rest easy knowing that all necessary fees and tickets are covered, simplifying your tour experience.
Important information – There may be restrictions
Please note that from Monday 27 May until the end of September, Michelangelo's Pieta in St Peter's Basilica will not be visible due to work to replace the protective glass.
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