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Vatican Museums And Sistine Chapel Reserved Entrance
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Overview
• Look at some of the finest art in the world • Explore Michelangelo’s famous frescoes in the Sistine Chapel • The Raphael Rooms, The Gallery of Maps, and Caravaggio's Deposition are some of the highlights that would be the centerpiece of almost any other museum in the world
What's Included
- WIFI at the Meeting Point
- Assistance by TOURISTATION staff
- Reserved entrance to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
Additional Info
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Shoulders and knees must be covered to access into the Vatican
- Id or passport is required
- The Vatican Museums & the Sistine Chapel are closed on Sundays and during the Religious Festivities
Cancellation policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Reviews for Vatican Museums And Sistine Chapel Reserved Entrance
Reserved entry is a MUST to see the Vatican Museum
jerneja98
Definitely worth booking in advance. The line is otherwise so so long and the Vatican museum is worth seeing. We booked this through GoCity Pass and there was only 2 time slots available for GoCity Pass holders but that was fine. We still had to wait around 20min but compared to the other line this was nothing. The museum itself is of course amazing, you definitely need a lot of time to see everything.
We had a great time! It...
Alexandra_C
We had a great time! It was so convenient to have skip the line tickets and everything run smoothly without waiting!!
Amazing
Danielle_F
Amazing ! Loved every second. It is self guided tour
The museum staff was extremely helpful . Grateful for the opportunity
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Ruby
Easy to locate, right across from the entrance. Answered all of our questions. Friendly staff. Highly recommend
Amazing place and wonderful things to see, but really crowded with poor signage and hard to appreciate the displays
Louicacba
If you have the opportunity, buy a "skip the line" ticket. Otherwise people were waiting in interminably long lines to get in. That in itself might be fine, but you will find yourself drowning in crowds when inside too. The galleries are often corridor dimensions or tight dead-end rooms. The human tide just pushes you through. Fixed signage is really poor and scant in a lot of places. I doubt an audio guide would be much help either therefore. The tour guides seemed to be zooming through the place, but did seem to offer the best coverage and information. There's an Ikea-like tortured route to eventually get to the Sistine Chapel - which is simply awesome - but then you get hassled to keep moving when you are in there so you find it hard to stop and appreciate the incredible space you are in. This place would be so much better if things were better organised. On balance though, get there. But get there early and skip the line if you can.
