Took my mother here as she hadn’t had a holiday in a few years after my father passed away. It’s quite a long walk as it’s accessed via the Vatican museum. The whole museum is amazing and the highlight has to be the chapel. The...More

We were a couple with 4 kids (21,20,12,8).as it was very expensive to visit the chapel and pay, we decided to try it for free at the last sunday of July. As I read it is very croud at this free days and unrecommended to...More

This place made me well up. The 'murals' blew my mind. There is so much to study. Just fantastic. The guards are a little over the top but then I suppose they get fed up telling people to be quiet or to stop taking photos....More

While the Sistine Chapel certainly ranks as one of the world's most impressive church buildings, the atmosphere is more like that of a Moscow metro station than a place of worship. Visitors are constantly being shuttled through, with little time to take in the admittedly...More

We had Alessandra for our Three hour Vatican City tour and she made the tour very interesting as her knowledge is amazing! We were very lucky as we were in a group of four only so was well taken care of too! We definitely recommend...More

The chapel is an incredible experience not only due to the art but when you think it’s the venue where popes get elected for the past 400+ years it adds to the charm of visiting a historical, political, religious and artistic site. I visited twice,...More

A tour of the Vatican Museums ends with the Sistine Chapel, with its famous ceiling painted by Michelangelo. It’s hard to believe Michelangelo was more well known for his sculpture than his frescoes. Talking and photographs are prohibited in the Sistine Chapel, unless you take...More