Visit major works of art of Vatican Museums with pre booked skip line timed entrance. ( the special express entry). No time limit to stay in the museums or the Sistine Chapel. Reserve approximately 90 minutes for that part

Visit Sistine Chapel with unlimited time to stay. Most guests spend about 30 minutes in the Sistine Chapel

Visit private part of Vatican not accessible to general public by Vatican small open bus. A bonus with the reservation includes about 20 minute drive through the private part of Vatican including Vatican gardens ( headphones with explanation included)

Enter Basilica of St Peters with pre booked express entry pass to avaid infamous lines to the church

Visit St. Peter’s Basilica, in Vatican City, is one of the world’s most iconic Christian churches and a symbol of the Catholic faith. Built between 1506 and 1626, it features Renaissance architecture with a grand dome designed by Michelangelo, providing spectacular views of Rome. Inside, the basilica is rich with art, including Michelangelo’s famous sculpture, the Pietà, and impressive sculptures and relics. The basilica houses the Papal Altar and is believed to be the burial site of St. Peter, one of Jesus’ apostles and the first pope. It serves as the central church for papal ceremonies and attracts millions of pilgrims and tourists annually. Its majestic design, spiritual significance, and artistic masterpieces make it a symbol of faith, history, and cultural achievement. As a major religious and architectural landmark, St. Peter’s Basilica continues to inspire awe and devotion worldwide, representing the pinnacle of Renaissance craftsmanship and Catholic tradition.

Visit the Crypt with Popes Tombs and Tomb of St Peter. The crypt under St. Peter’s Basilica, known as the Vatican Grotto, houses the tombs of numerous Popes, including St. Peter himself. It is a sacred and historic space where pilgrims and visitors pay respect to these spiritual leaders. The crypt contains chapels, relics, and monolithic altars, blending ancient and modern religious art. Visitors can see the tomb of St. Peter, believed to be the burial site of the first Pope, along with those of other popes who served over centuries. The Vatican Grotto is an important site for reflection on the church’s history and its spiritual significance.

Visit the Dome of St Peters by elevator ( please advise while booking ) with pre booked timed entry to avoid long lines . Visiting the Dome of St. Peter's Basilica by elevator is such a great attraction because it offers a convenient way to access the top without the strenuous climb of all the stairs, making it more accessible to a wider range of visitors. Once at the top, you are treated to breathtaking panoramic views of Vatican City, Rome, and beyond, providing a truly awe-inspiring perspective of the city and its surroundings. The elevator ride itself adds an element of excitement and comfort to the experience, while also bringing visitors closer to the intricate details of the dome’s interior, including the stunning mosaics and artwork by famous artists like Giotto and Michelangelo. Overall, it combines ease, awe-inspiring scenery, and remarkable craftsmanship, making it a highlight of any visit to St. Peter’s Basilica.