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Be one of the more than five million people who visit every year the world center of Catholic Faith.
See Vatican City with admission to its main sights, including the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel.
It is lovely, with a great history plus deep artistic and religious value.
Since UNESCO named the whole Vatican City as a World Heritage Site, this place has become an all-in-one spot for visitors.
The might of the Holy See stands above all; be it those awed by pictures, carvings, holy art works, wonders of building design or even the Pontifical Swiss Guards who have been protecting the Pope from as far back as 1506.
Choose the early morning schedule so you can start exploring the beauty of Vatican with a limited number of people inside.
Walk through the halls of Vatican Museums and the famous Sistine Chapel with only a small crowd in your midst.
Or choose the late morning schedule so you can visit later in the day.
Visit the museums with your expert guide, where you will see the best collection of art in the world; some of the best sculptures and masterpieces from Renaissance times.
Move on to see the Candelabra Gallery divided into six beautiful rooms with works of art coming from all over the country connecting the relics of the Roman Empire to modern times.
See the wonderful Hall of the Rugs, where there is a big collection of rugs by Raffaello Sanzio showing different Catholic stories and tales.
Then go to the Map Room with your helper, a great place for those who like science.
Look at the world maps made by Roman map makers, giving a view into old thoughts about how the world looked many years ago.
See the Sistine Chapel and look at the well-made frescoes that cover both the ceiling and walls of the chapel.
Your guide will share tips on what to notice when entering the chapel and answer any questions you might have after you leave.
After this, you are welcome to go to St.
Peter's Basilica, where you can explore by yourself.
Entry to the basilica is free.