Have no words to explain how breathtaking The Vatican and St Peter's Basilica is, unbelievable! Be prepared to be totally amazed!!!

This tour was superb! Christina was a wonderful guide - passionate and very knowledgeable. She made the tour exciting and fun. It was well worth the money and the time - we learned so much more than we ever would have had we toured it by ourselves.

Booking the skip the line tickets is VERY worth it, but wish we’d gotten more out of the experience. We couldn’t really hear our tour guide because the headsets were outdated.

Due to heavy downpour lost 20 minutes and on arriving at Vatican unable to locate meeting point and on contacting the guide was unable to understand directions after giving our location. The guide did say she would wait another 15 minutes but unfortunately we never made it.As we are not tech savvy we had to rely on printed map which was not very clear in details.

Pretty good tour but due to how much there is to get to, you really just breeze thru. No real time to see the items in the museum. Basically a very quick walk thru. But being able to skip the lines & having commentary was nice.

Tour was fine. It's a lot going on, both what to see and hear, with A LOT of other tour groups. Our tour leader did a very good job explaining the Sistine Chapel going over important highlights. (No pics in there BTW) It really was non stop talking in your ear as they keep you moving and there is SO MUCH. His accent was a bit thick not his fault but after awhile with a lousy ear piece you need a break because it just becomes noise after a few hours. Very polite and friendly fellow who was happy to answer questions. You visit St. Peters Basilica on your own, and after a lot of walking I found myself walking for another hour and a half marveling at everything. Be quick with pics on the tour because you're moving.

Tour guide was very knowledgeable. But I felt like it was too much information for my boyfriend and I and we are college educated people just not big history buffs. I would have rather just gone on a tour that took us into St Peter’s Square, St. Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel. The other museums that came 1st were too much. Plus it was hot and crowded in those museums. It was 9 am and supposedly after the summer crowds.

Excellent, but go early! The Vatican and your meet up place was packed PACKED! with tourists before 8:15 am. Our guide Maria Theresa guided us around many other tour groups and kept us in the shade. She is an expert historian. Don't forget to tip her well!!

Sometimes the microphone was a little far from the guide’s moth, and I couldn’t understand. The tour guide was well informed.

Worth every penny. Incredible experience. Memories for a lifetime made with the family. Your guides are amazing and full of knowledge. You can choose to listen in or just a sort the beauty around you

Absolutely amazing. Our guide was very knowledgeable of the Sites we visited. The sites where just breathtaking. Definitely do it.

Amazing! Once in a lifetime trip but very long. Be ready to be on your feet for around 5 hours. Amazing sights and well worth the money to avoid the enormous queue to get in. Highly recommend.

Wow where do you start apart from amazing. Met the guide with no hitches straight through the ques with no hassle, our guide was very informative and spoke great English. The museum and Sistine chapel are out of this world. Definitely worth your time to soak the tour in when your visiting Rome

We joined the skip the line tour at 8.45am with loads of other tours. It was slightly late getting started. There were hundreds of people queueing. It was sweltering hot and stood outside for half hour while the tour guide explained what the frescoes were. We were taken through the corridors and rooms but there were so many people we couldn’t see much as we were hurried along. Things we would have liked to stop and see was impossible. There were no seats anywhere and being in our late 60s found all This quite exhausting in the incredible heat. I know the heat isn’t the fault of the tour guide but feel that the Vatican is at fault to let so many thousands of tourists in. It seems like they are all about crushing in as many people for the money. The tour guide was very knowledgeable but one can only take in so much information.

We very much appreciated the tour guide's desire to provide value for the fee, however it seemed like there was a LOT of repetition to fill 3 hours so that the tour could charge higher prices, especially on a 100 degree day. If you are able to book individual tickets ahead of time (which we were not) I would recommend breaking it up, because the 3 hour tour makes a long day in July heat. There is the option of returning to the Forum the next day, as the pass is 24 hours, but you lose the skip the line advantage.