Vatican & Sistine Chapel Skip-the-Ticket-Line Tour for Kids

Highlights

• Walking tours are available and cover all the Vatican’s major attractions. They have been designed to be child-friendly and family-oriented, so queue-jumping is one of the privileges accorded at the Vatican Museums.

Full description

Enroll your kids in our special art tour of the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel if you want them to have a taste of the beautiful world of art. Picture the grandeur while being treated to engaging history told by a passionate, English-speaking guide whose main goal is to awaken curiosity among the younger ones. Have a great time with your loved ones on this small group tour that allows only up to 15 participants where children can even be active contributors! Although visiting with kids is not easy due to long queues and historical content they may not fully understand, we have designed this tour to ensure your child stays engaged throughout and lines are avoided at any cost.Enjoying priority entrance to historical sites removes the hassle of waiting in queues and lines for hours. With the help of interactive visual learning tools like pop-up books, iPad games, and quizzes, you can gain insights into life during that period. Moreover, parents may appreciate viewing art masterpieces created by renowned artists such as Michelangelo, Raphael, da Vinci, Caravaggio, and countless others from this era without documenting them in any format!

Includes

• Get out of the line of all those ticket buyers at our private Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel tour, where we offer an exclusive skip-the-ticket-line entry. The expert specialist tour guide will be there.

Not includes

• Transportation
• It’s more practical to use something you can drink or eat.
• Gratuities

What to bring

• And have your walking shoes prepared if you go.

Not allowed

• When it comes to traveling, handbags, carry-ons, or larger luggage are the three most essential items that should not be missed. And if one is going to a country where summer has already arrived or is staying in such a country at the moment, they must have some knee-high shorts, which seem like a must for most men and women. Finally, shirts without sleeves will also be among the things required.

Know before you go

• Generally, a high level of security is expected from tourists as a matter of course, similar to those employed at an airport. At its worst, you are unlikely to have to wait longer than half an hour in the queue for the control area security check, even during the busiest periods.
• A point worth considering is that since the rise of Pope Francis, world-renowned events taking place in the Vatican, it is likely that some sections could be closed unexpectedly. It happened sometime earlier this year, and when you go to visit the Vatican, it could happen to you as well. That probability, among others, is not seeing the Sistine Chapel. If such a thing happens to be true for you, then your guide will take you on a separate tour where some other aspects of the Vatican Museums can still be witnessed.
• One of the dress code rules is to cover the shoulders and knees. On the other hand, skirts and shorts can be worn, provided they are not shorter than the knee. In addition, sightseeing tours should not even be considered for children under five years old.