Coupe-file:Musées du Vatican, Chapelle Sixtine et basilique Facultatif
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À propos de cette activité
Évitez les longues files d'attente et plongez dans la riche histoire et l'art des musées du Vatican et de la chapelle Sixtine. Cette visite guidée, d'une durée approximative de 2 heures et demie, vous permet d'explorer de superbes galeries, y compris les salles Raphaël, tout en obtenant des commentaires éclairés de guides avertis. Une entrée facultative à la basilique Saint-Pierre est disponible, améliorant votre expérience au Vatican. Parfait pour les passionnés d'histoire de l'art et les voyageurs culturels, ce circuit vous assure de profiter d'un cadre plus petit pour une visite plus personnalisée.
- Contournez la foule avec un accès coupe-file aux musées du Vatican
- Explorez les musées du Vatican, la chapelle Sixtine et les chambres Raphaël
- Surclassement facultatif pour l'entrée à la basilique Saint-Pierre
- Tailles de petits groupes pour une expérience plus intime
L'accès à la basilique est facultatif; si vous achetez votre billet trois jours avant le début de votre voyage, vous pouvez entrer dans la basilique.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Si vous achetez votre billet trois jours avant le début de votre voyage, vous pouvez entrer dans la basilique.
L'accès à la basilique est facultatif
Guide touristique professionnel
Accès coupe-file au Musée du Vatican et à la Chapelle Sixtine
Non inclus
Nourriture et boissons
Astuces
Boissons alcoolisées
Itinéraire
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Vatican Museums
The city is well-known for the Vatican Museums, a vast network of museums that includes some of the most remarkable and artistically significant rooms in the Apostolic Palace in addition to an extensive collection of art, archaeology, and ethno-anthropology that the Popes have amassed over the centuries.
Michelangelo's frescoes are the most well-known feature of the Sistine Chapel. Inside the chapel, though, are other equally stunning pieces of art. For example, before Michelangelo, Botticelli was working at the Sistine Chapel. He painted two eye-catching murals depicting the life of Christ and Moses on the walls.
Situated in Vatican City, Rome, Italy, the Fontana della Pigna, sometimes known as just Pigna, is a former Roman fountain that now adorns a sizable niche in the wall facing the Cortile della Pigna.
15 minutes•Entrée incluse
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St. Peter's Basilica
Access from the Sistine Chapel to the Basilica, avoiding the outside security lines, will only be offered for excursions where the option to enter St. Peter's Basilica is chosen during the reservation process. Following an introduction, you will be allowed to explore the Basilica on your own after your tour concludes at the entrance.
Note: Basilica access is optional; if you buy your ticket three days before to the start of your trip, you can enter the basilica.
The Apostolic Palace in Vatican City, which is now a component of the Vatican Museums, has a series of reception rooms known as the four Raphael Rooms (Italian: Stanze di Raffaello). They are well-known for the frescoes that Raphael and his studio produced. They are the magnificent fresco sequences that define Rome's High Renaissance, together with Michelangelo's ceiling frescoes in the Sistine Chapel.
Originally, Pope Julius was supposed to live in a series of apartments known as the Stanze.
Part of the Vatican collections in Rome is the ancient Roman sculpture known as the Hermes of the Museo Pio-Clementino. Because of its conspicuous location in the Cortile del Belvedere, it was long admired as the Belvedere Antinous. At the Museo Pio-Clementino, it is currently inventory number 907.
20 minutes•Entrée incluse
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Stop by here, one of the Museum's most visited exhibits, and try to identify the Italian cities you visited or the place where your ancestors lived. These hand-painted maps from the late 1500s are also remarkable for their superb decorations and attention to detail.
15 minutes•Entrée incluse
Point de rendez-vous
Go directly to the Via Germanico 36, and look for a office called ROYAL. Traveler's can easily go to the meeting point through Google Maps or by hiring a taxi. If traveler's prefer metro then they may choose Ottaviano metro line A or they can easily arrive choosing bus stop 23.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Basilica access is optional
If you buy your ticket three days before to the start of your trip, you can enter the basilica.
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
One per booking
Go directly to the meeting point Via Germanico 36, and look for a office called ROYAL.
Basilica access is optional; if you buy your ticket three days before to the start of your trip, you can enter the basilica.
Visitors should arrive at the meeting location, Via Germanico 36, 00192 Roma, RM at least 20-30 minutes before the adventure starts.
Annulation et remboursement
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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