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The crowd around this magnificent sculpture was about 4 deep. So to see it at its best you need to squeeze in and be patient. Alternatively if you are really tall, then you are ok. Our guide said that the unnamed Greek sculptor was considered...More
This is just one (but certainly top 5) of a number of magnificent sculptures within the Vatican. But should be seen.
There are 4 major sculptures by Michaelangelo in Rome, Lecanto and his sons, the Pieta, Moses, and Christ Reedemer. Try to go see them all. Truly the work of a true artistic genius.
St Peters treasures are worth the visit. What absolutely beautiful statues and when we heard the story of the legend Michaelangelo creating the "arm" that was lost...he did it so precisely that when the arm was found it was exactly the same
Huge basilica, gardens and Vatican Museums are real treasure. Nobody knows how many tears, blood and work are behind each painting, building, sculpture, golden cross, each book. People want to know more, to see more, to visit basilica, cupola and museums. They all wait for...More
The statues and art was definitely the highlight of the visit to the Vatican city. One of the best of the visit was the statue of Laocoön and His Sons, an amazing feat of work done by Michael Angelo. Allow plenty of time to see...More
St. Peter's Treasure is worth visiting if you are in the Vatican City. The Treasure has beautiful statues and architecture of historical importance. A must for every tourist.
a disappointing visit , actually a waste of time and money (7 Eur). I expected to see plenty of jewels, of gold and the like. In reality - unless I missed some rooms - it was not glamorous at all. Additionally, you cannot take pictures.
The Vatican Museum requires time and patience to navigate and explore, but when you find this hall, you will be rewarded with some of the best pieces.
The Vatican holds many of the worlds greatest treasures. The statues and the sculptures are priceless, rare and beautiful
