Rome: 3-Hour Morning Private Vatican Tour for Kids

Your experience

Highlights

• If you get a pass like this, the best thing is that it includes an exclusive guided tour that could be in English or Spanish and last for about three hours, even if you prefer to make it suitable for children who can travel with you. And also, the most important thing is that this kind of pass offers skip-the-line tickets, which means that you will have an opportunity to start exploring the Vatican before everyone else.
• A way to explore the Vatican Museums would include a visit to the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Basilica, and an exploration of the Papal Crypts where you can find the tombs of several significant popes like John Paul II and Pius XII. In addition to this, purchasing an online ticket gives one the extra privilege of entering rooms without waiting for other individuals so they can take more time to explore all that lies within!

Full description

If you plan to explore the Vatican Museums, it's best to begin your journey early in the morning to dodge hordes of people flocking into the exhibits. It is something that would delight everyone from kids to adults in your family. In the Sistine Chapel, you can linger and take in Michelangelo’s magnificent creations for as long as you want before departing from this sacred venue. It isn’t tedious and won't overwhelm with too much information; even youngsters will remain captivated during their visit!During the peak season, there might be over 25,000 visitors to the Vatican Museums. However, with this tour, you will be able to see the Vatican Galleries, Cabinet of Masks, and the Sistine Chapel without dealing with masses of people. You will have a knowledgeable guide with you who will make sure that you do not miss any stunning pieces from one of the most amazing museums in the world. These include The Octagonal Court, Round Room, Gallery of Candelabra, Gallery of Tapestries, Gallery of Maps, and the Sistine Chapel.

Includes

• A tour guide who speaks English, deals with foreigners, and knows the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel for sightseeing has been pre-arranged through booking. The guide is also fast-track and child-friendly.

Not includes

• One can also benefit from the fact that all gratuities, as well as meals, are paid for in advance, and also the cost of transport between the hotel and sightseeing points in both directions.

Not allowed

• Casual dresses, dressy shorts, miniskirts, and top sets in a large variety are the usual.

Know before you go

• On the other hand, it should not be forgotten that dress regulations apply inside the Vatican, which require the shoulders and knees to remain covered for those going to the Sistine Chapel.