Rome: Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel Private Tour

Highlights

• Discover the as yet uncharted wonders of papal treasures. Have an audience with the majestic Laocoön and learn about historical cartography maps. Feast your eyes on the breathtaking frescoes of the Sistine Chapel painted by Michelangelo. And finally, visit one of the most renowned Roman Catholic cathedrals across the globe as well.

Full description

When you have private access to the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica, you can admire art by Raphael, Michelangelo, Bernini, and other great artists as well as view sculptures from Ancient Greece, Rome, and other notable civilizations. Long waiting times can be avoided as our special guide helps you skip lines at the Vatican Museums and provides personalized narration while exploring. They make sure your visit is truly immersive by offering tailored tours with lively storytelling commentary that brings these magnificent works of art to life!Take a deep dive into the tales and history behind Renaissance art, along with other pieces from different periods while learning about papal patrons. Wander through halls adorned with sculptures, carvings, frescoes, paintings, and tapestries; don’t forget to see some maps included in this complex. Roam around the Belvedere Courtyard, which is believed to be one of the most delightful and magical places in Vatican City. First of all, start to reflect on Michelangelo’s stunning masterpieces situated within the awe-inspiring Sistine Chapel, followed by works of Renaissance painting’s leading artists. Then cross into St. Peter’s Basilica for a glimpse of Catholic cathedrals' marvels.Include Bernini’s masterful work in your tour of sacred art—his “Baldachin”—as well as a selection of other religious works. As the centerpiece of your visit, spend time in St. Peter’s Square marveling at the Egyptian obelisk, which witnessed St. Peter’s martyrdom and was skillfully integrated into Bernini's composition.

Includes

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Not includes

• Hotel pick-up/drop-off (if the choice "Vatican Museums Private Tour with pick-up and drop-off with a private driver" is made). Meals and beverages.
• Gratuities

Not allowed

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Know before you go

• As an important rule, both males and females must carefully follow the dress code, which dictates that shorts or sleeveless tops are not allowed in sacred temples and various museums; you must cover your knees and shoulders. Violation of these regulations can result in you being banned from entering. In the meanwhile, prepare yourself for a short walk as it would be advisable to put on comfortable footwear.
• Should you decide to utilize our hotel pick-up service during the reservation process (kindly select Vatican Museums Private Tour with pick-up and drop-off), you will have to state it on the booking form, specifying your hotel's name as well as its address. We regret to inform you that this tour is not wheelchair-friendly.
• The Sistine Chapel also has a rule that does not allow people to take photographs, and large items such as big umbrellas, camera stands, tripods, and walking sticks unless used by disabled people are to be kept in the cloakrooms. Please note that changes in museum hours may occur on certain days due to special events happening on those days.