Vatican Museums Guided Tour

About this activity

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  • time-forward_15911935 Duration

    3 hours
  • guide_13794414 Live tour guide

    Italian English

Highlights

  • Admire classical art in the Gallery of the Candelabra.
  • View biblical scenes on the tapestries in the Gallery of the Tapestries.
  • Discover ancient masterpieces in the Octagonal Courtyard.

Your experience

Take a family-friendly journey through the Vatican’s most famed spots with the “Vatican Treasures” tour made just for you.

Your exploration starts in the Gallery of the Candelabra and goes on to the Gallery of the Tapestries, where stories are woven into fabric.

The Gallery of the Maps will captivate you with its exquisite Renaissance cartography Next, appreciate ancient statues housed in the Octagonal Courtyard before admiring architectural splendor in Round Room, a space that often echoes magnificence seen in Rome’s Pantheon.

This tour ends in awe-inspiring Sistine Chapel, masterpieces of Michelangelo ready to evoke wonder and inspiration.

This experience gives a deep look at the Vatican, smoothly mixing art, history, and family finding in one of the world’s most respected places.

Please know that the open and easy of getting to attractions may change based on the time of day and crowd conditions making sure that each visit stays a unique experience.

What's Included
  • Professional local tour guide
  • Vatican skip-the-line tickets
What's Excluded

Itinerary

Starting location:

Vatican Museums

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Gallery of the Candelabra

Guided tour (36 minutes)

3
Gallery of Tapestries

Guided tour (36 minutes)

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Gallery of Maps, Vatican Museums

Guided tour (36 minutes)

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Cortile Ottagono

Guided tour (36 minutes)

Sistine Chapel

Guided tour (36 minutes)

Meeting Point

To Remember

Know before you go

  • Please note: The Sistine Chapel is temporarily closed due to the Pope's passing and will reopen once a successor is chosen.