In an uncommon way, families can appreciate the Vatican's cultural and religious significance by discovering hidden gems that unveil the Roman Catholic Church's history and secrets during a Vatican tour. These off-the-beaten-path attractions are often missed by families.
Audio guide included
Cancellation policy
Covid-19 precautions
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Duration
Free cancellation
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Instructor
Live tour guide
Optional audio guide
Pickup included
Pickup optional
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Skip the line through a separate entrance
Small group
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The Vatican tour offered to your family will reveal obscure parts of the Roman Catholic Church's history, allowing them to learn an exceptional amount. These unparalleled segments are not typically included in a standard tour of the Vatican. A visit to the museum will allow you to explore paintings that are sure to impress, including works by great artists such as Caravaggio, Leonardo da Vinci, and Raphael. Additionally, you can take your kids to see the Carriage Pavilion where they can view historical vehicles that were once used by popes. Among the collection is the Grand Gala Berlin created in Rome in 1826 for Pope Leo XII, the famous Fiat Campagnola used by Pope John Paul II on the day of his attempted assassination, and three different 'popemobiles' including a Land Rover, Toyota, and Mercedes 230 GE. More modern exhibits can be found in the New Wing, including statues from the Roman Empire depicting Augustus of Prima Porta, various gods, and a mysterious statue of the River Nile. With engaging tales, games, and activities, your guide will captivate the children and adults in your party. Additionally, a detailed briefing of the Sistine Chapel will be provided. This ensures that your family not only has fun, but also gains a wealth of knowledge without getting lost in a crowded tour group.