Rome: Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with RiverBoat Ride

Take your time at the Vatican Museum with an audio guide, leading you straight to the Sistine Chapel where Michelangelo's famous frescoes, The Last Judgment include.

Walk through the extraordinary Vatican Museums collection — acquired by the Popes over much of history — was to have come conceptual and masterpiece absolutely essential to the time of need.

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Afterward, take a riverboat ride on the Tiber with a hop-on-hop-off ticket.

This Chapel is in Vatican City; it is one of the parts of the Vatican Museums and is famous mostly for its ceiling painted by Michelangelo.

In this poorly lit room, sacred and small, one's gaze falls at once on the vast frescoes telling stories from Genesis, famously including the "Creation of Adam," showing God reaching out to Adam with His finger in a moment shared between them.

The walls of the Sistine Chapel are covered with important frescoes by other Renaissance masters —Botticelli, Perugino, Ghirlandaio— that teach us scenes from the lives of Moses and Jesus.

Compelling and humbling all at once, it can be found dominating altar wall front within chapel: Michelangelo's powerful "Last Judgment" souls experiencing ultimate destiny.

Whether before or after you go to the Basilica, the hop-on, hop-off riverboat ticket—valid for 24 hours from first use—lets you easily see the city.

Passengers can get on or off the boat at any of four piers so that it goes slowly through the old center, far from noise made by cars.

Boats on the Tiber give a calm way to travel, offering a different view of Rome and time to take great photos.

The River Cruise Hop on Hop Off ticket is good for 24 hours from when you first get on.

Riverboats run every day, every 30 minutes, between 10 a.m.

and 6 p.m.

To start your trip go to either Piazza di Ponte Sant'Angelo or Isola Tiberina.

For the cruise board at S.Angelo Bridge Pier (Piazza di Ponte Sant'Angelo).

Go down the steps to the dock and show your voucher to the workers.

After about 45 to 60 minutes of sailing, you will get to the Isola Tiberina dock or the other way around.