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Live tour guide
Cancellation policy
Skip the line through a separate entrance
Small group
No tourist will consider his visit to Rome complete without a visit to Vatican City, or as it is also called—the Holy City.
This tiny sovereign state is the Pope's home and the center of Catholicism throughout the world.
There are many reasons for visiting the Vatican; this tiny city has huge attractions, vast historical importance, and unbelievable artworks.
Every year thousands of people do much more than just step inside magnificent Saint Peter’s Basilica to admire its square—undoubtedly one of the prettiest churches in the world.
The Sistine Chapel (1473) was used as a hall for meetings of cardinals during a conclave for the election of a new pope.
The famous frescoes by Michelangelo depict scenes from both testaments; these include "The Last Judgment." Even people who are not religious will be deeply touched by the great beauty of these frescoes.