Musei Vaticani, Cappella Sistina e Basilica di San Pietro

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   Vatican Museums

   The Vatican Museums, located within Vatican City,

   The Vatican Museums, located within Vatican City, are a series of art and historical museums showcasing an extensive collection of artwork and artifacts amassed by the Catholic Church over centuries. Founded by Pope Julius II in the 16th century, the museums encompass over 50 galleries and halls, spanning approximately 7 kilometers of exhibition space. Among its highlights are iconic works such as Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling, Raphael's "School of Athens," and the Gallery of Maps, featuring topographical maps of Italy created in the 16th century. The collections include sculptures, paintings, tapestries, and archaeological finds from ancient civilizations, providing visitors with a comprehensive journey through art history.

   1 ora•Ingresso incluso•Vedi sulla mappa

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   The Pinecone Courtyard, also known as the Cortile della Pigna, is a picturesque open space located within the Vatican Museums in Vatican City. This courtyard is named after the colossal bronze pinecone sculpture that stands at its center, believed to have originally adorned a Roman fountain.

   Surrounded by Renaissance architecture and adorned with ancient statues and fragments, the Pinecone Courtyard serves as a tranquil oasis within the bustling museum complex. Visitors can admire the intricate details of the pinecone sculpture while taking in the serene atmosphere of this outdoor space. The courtyard is often a point of pause and reflection for museum-goers, offering a moment of respite amidst the wealth of art and history found within the Vatican Museums.

   5 minuti•Ingresso incluso

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   The Gallery of Maps, or Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, is a remarkable highlight within the Vatican Museums in Vatican City. This stunning gallery is adorned with a series of large-scale frescoes depicting maps of Italy and its regions, created in the 16th century.

   Commissioned by Pope Gregory XIII and executed by Ignazio Danti, the maps showcase intricate details of Italy's geography, towns, and landscapes as understood during the Renaissance period. The Gallery of Maps offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore both cartography and artistic expression from centuries past. The grandeur of the frescoes, coupled with the historical significance of the maps, makes the Gallery of Maps a captivating and educational experience within the Vatican Museums.

   5 minuti•Ingresso incluso

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   Raphael's Rooms

   The Raphael Rooms, or Stanze di Raffaello, are a series of four interconnected chambers located within the Vatican Palace in Vatican City. Commissioned by Pope Julius II in the early 16th century, these rooms were decorated by the renowned Italian Renaissance artist Raphael and his workshop. Each room features breathtaking frescoes that depict a combination of religious and secular themes, showcasing Raphael's mastery of composition, color, and perspective. The most famous of these frescoes is "The School of Athens," located in the Room of the Segnatura, which portrays a gathering of ancient philosophers and intellectuals. The Raphael Rooms serve as a testament to the artistic brilliance of the High Renaissance period and remain a highlight of the Vatican Museums. Visitors are awe-inspired by the beauty and complexity of Raphael's creations, making the rooms a must-see destination for art enthusiasts and tourists alike.

   20 minuti•Ingresso incluso•Vedi sulla mappa

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   Sistine Chapel

   The Sistine Chapel is one of the most iconic and revered spaces within the Vatican City. Built in the late 15th century under the direction of Pope Sixtus IV, the chapel is renowned for its stunning Renaissance art, particularly Michelangelo's masterful ceiling frescoes. Michelangelo's ceiling frescoes, completed between 1508 and 1512, depict scenes from the Book of Genesis, including the Creation of Adam and the Last Judgment on the altar wall. The intricate details, vibrant colors, and profound symbolism of these frescoes have made them some of the most famous artworks in the world. In addition to Michelangelo's work, the Sistine Chapel also features frescoes by other Renaissance masters such as Botticelli, Perugino, and Ghirlandaio. Beyond its artistic significance, the Sistine Chapel is also a place of great importance for the Catholic Church, serving as the site for papal elections (conclaves) and other important ceremonies.

   1 ora•Ingresso incluso•Vedi sulla mappa

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   St. Peter's Basilica

   Direct access to St Peter Basilica with skip the line included

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• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 20 travelers to ensure the direct access
• Only small bags are allowed
• Please note that on the day of your visit certain areas of the monument/attraction can be closed due to either religious events and national holidays
• Wheelchairs and strollers are not permitted in the shared group tour due to space limitations
• On Wednesday morning tours, access is frequently restricted due to the Papal Audience held in St. Peter's Square. For 4:00 PM departures, access may also not be possible because the Vatican can close the Basilica passage before our group reaches it.
• For bookings made less than 3 days before the tour date, access to St. Peter's Basilica cannot be guaranteed, as the mandatory Basilica reservation must be purchased at least 3 days in advance.
• Areas such as the Sistine Chapel or St. Peter’s Basilica may occasionally close due to religious ceremonies, official events, security measures, or operational decisions. These restrictions are determined exclusively by Vatican authorities and may occur without prior notice.
• Mobile or paper ticket accepted
• One per booking
• Within the 24h before your starting tour, you must receive via email (if shared by you, Viator encrypts them) or via WhatsApp (preferably) the YELLOW ENTRY TICKETS of the Vatican Museums, each of you must show the YELLOW ENTRY ticket at the gate of the Vatican to be able to enter

Cancellazione e rimborso

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.