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Skip the line through a separate entrance
Join a private tour of Vatican City with a top art historian and see its amazing attractions.
Find the little known parts of the Vatican Museums, fall in love with the beautiful Sistine Chapel, and soak up the heart of Christianity at St.
Peter's Basilica.
If entry to the Basilica is not allowed, you will get an rare opportunity to see the splendid Raphael Rooms, a real gem in the Vatican.
Unforgettable trip starts at the agreed spot where you meet your smart guide and driver.
**Skip-the-line** entry will let you avoid long waits to quickly see the amazing wonders of the Vatican.
First stop, Vatican Museums, home to some really cool works from Europe’s top artists.
With a plan in place, your guide will show you the museum's best and most charming points, telling interesting stories about each piece of art.
Then, step into the legendary **Sistine Chapel** to see Michelangelo’s breathtaking frescoes, including *The Last Judgment*, which then glory the chapel ceiling in an unparalleled display of artistic genius.
Lose yourself in the enchanting beauty of this hallowed space decorated with works from the greatest masters of the Renaissance.
Continue on to **St.
Peter’s Basilica**, identified as the largest and most important church in the world to see Michelangelo’s breathtaking *Pietà* and understand the magnificence of this sacred site.
If these conditions occur-that is, if Raphael Rooms cannot be visited by you through a group visit or if it happens to be closed-you shall be taken by your guide through magnificent **Raphael Rooms**, an excellent example of Renaissance artistry that reveals Vatican artistic genius memoryally.
This engaging tour promises first-hand experience vividly telling deep history, art, and spirituality about Vatican City.
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