A wondrous journey through the spiritual heart of Rome including an exclusive Vatican Museums tour, a view of the mesmerizing Sistine Chapel and a walk through breathtaking St. Peter’s Cathedral.

Be among the first to see Pope Francis I on a guided Papal Audience Service!

On this tour you will be provided with reserved tickets (which are free of cost and will get you inside early to ensure better seats) and headsets. You will be guided to your seats in St. Peter’s Square or the Sala of Paul VI by an expert, English-speaking guide.

Avoid the crowds and the heat of the daytime and visit the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel after official closing times.

Visit the rooms that are covered by the basic Vatican Museums tour plus the Bramante Staircase, and the Vatican Pinacoteca.
 
The Vatican Museums are home to over nine miles of art, much of which is never seen by the general public, either for timing or access reasons.
 
This special No Wait Access tour crosses velvet ropes to gain rare access to the famous Bramante Staircase, a dizzying spiral of carved stone built in 1512 inside a square tower. It once bore the weight of horses, but few ever set foot on it these days, making this visit particularly special.

Take a 4-hour tour of the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica, and St. Peter's Square. Enjoy the skip the line access for the best Vatican experience.

This tour is available at 9am or 2pm. Pick up at your hotel will be scheduled about 30 minutes before the tour begins.

Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel.

A great introduction to the artistic treasures of the Vatican in an enjoyable and hassle-free manner. From the enormous Vatican Museums to Michelangelo's ground-breaking frescoes in the Sistine Chapel, you will see how the Popes used art and culture to spread their message.

A great introduction to the artistic treasures of the Vatican in an enjoyable and hassle-free manner. From the enormous Vatican Museums to Michelangelo's ground-breaking frescoes in the Sistine Chapel, you will see how the Popes used art and culture to spread their message.