Vatican Museum Tickets - Rome
With your Vatican City Tours and Vatican Museum Tickets, enjoy a stirring journey through religious history and some of the world’s finest art. Just 0.44 square kms in size, the world’s smallest sovereign state can’t be measured in size alone. With the Museums housing a legion of epic masterpieces one after the other - Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel and Raphael’s Rooms, to name a few - and holding the largest Catholic church in the world, St Peter’s Basilica, all within its borders - Vatican City Tours and Vatican Museum Tickets make for an awe-inspiring and ever-daunting experience. Monumental in size and style, this religious superpower is a lavish tribute to Catholicism, its epic St Peter’s square the scene for religious pilgrimages since time immemorial. Any visitor to the Vatican will agree, good things come in small packages. Vatican Museum Skip The Line Tickets are selling out fast. book now to avoid disappointment.
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Skip the lineVatican Museums Official: Timed Entrance TicketWhen: Daily except Sunday
Length: 4-5 hours
from GB£ 22.22 per person -
Skip the line2-in-1: Vatican Museums & Colosseum Guided tour - First Entry!
When: Daily except Sunday
Length:
Vatican Tour: 3.5 hours
Colosseum Tour: 3 hours
from GB£ 86.33 per person -
Skip the lineEarly Access: Vatican Museum & Sistine Chapel Tickets with Audio Guide Upgrade
When: Daily except Sunday
Length: You're in control! Stay as long as you'd want!
from GB£ 45.30 per person -
Skip the line3-in-1 Pass: Vatican, Colosseum & St Peter's Basilica Tickets - Skip-the-line!
When: Monday to Saturday
Length:
Once activated, your ticket is valid for 3 consecutive calendar days.
from GB£ 75.22 per person -
Skip the line3-in-1: Vatican Museum, Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica Tour (Skip-The-Line)
When: Daily except Sun & religious holidays
Length:
3.5 hours
from GB£ 53.00 per person -
Skip the lineVatican Walking Tour: Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peters
When: Daily Except Sunday
Length: 3 hours
from GB£ 50.43 per person -
Skip the lineVatican Museum, Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica Tour: Skip-the-Line, Small Group
When: Daily except Sunday
Length: 3 hours
from GB£ 89.75 per person -
Skip the lineThe Vatican, Catacombs & Christian Basilicas - Skip-the-line!
When: Friday and Saturday
Length:
Vatican Tour: 3.5 hours
Christian History Tour: 3 hours
from GB£ 141.04 per person -
Skip the linePrivate Tour: Vatican, Guide & Sistine Chapel - Skip the line!
When: Daily except Sunday
Length: 4 hours
from GB£ 196.18 per person -
Skip the linePrivate Tour: Vatican, Colosseum & St. Peter's - Skip the line!
When: Daily
Length: 10 hours
from GB£ 503.90 per person
Our tips for Vatican
- Invest in fast-track entrance. You’ll need all the time you can to discover and explore the many crevices of this religious site. Pre-booking skip-the-line Vatican Museum tickets will fast-track your entrance into this top attraction and save you from frustrating queues.
- Cover up. Covering your legs and shoulders is necessary on all tours. In hot weather, be sure to have a shawl or cardigan handy for visits.
- If the shoe fits. If you opt to take the 320-step climb up St Peter’s dome, be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes, the staircases are narrow and windy.
Good to know
Best time to visit
The Museums are open every day, from 9am to 4pm, except Sunday, while St Peter’s Bascilica is usually open from 7am till 7pm, depending on the season. Make the most of your Vatican ticket and visit St Peter’s in the early-morning before the crowds, followed by a tour around the Vatican Museums afterwards. This site remains busy year-round, although the months of January and February promises less crowded Vatican tours.
Getting there
Buses to the City are cost-effective and quick, while taxi’s also travel to and from the Vatican regularly. If you’re taking the metro, alight at Ottaviano-S. Pietro station, just outside the Vatican walls.
Money saving tips
Tickets don’t usually come cheap. However there are some great deals available if you shop around. We recommend booking one of our isango! Vatican tickets which offer two-in-one deals, combination packages, and exclusive tours for budget-friendly prices.
Did you know?
Impress your fellow travellers with these interesting titbits:
- An autonomous country, the Vatican City has around 600 citizens made up of cardinals, members of the Swiss Guard, clergy members and just one nun. However, most of these citizens live abroad, with clergy members serving in elected diplomatic positions around the world.
- Popes only began to live at the Vatican in the 14th century. Before this, they opted to reside at the Lateran Palace across Rome instead.
- At several times in the City’s history, popes were forced to flee from a secret passageway, known as the Passetto di Borgo. This passageway was first constructed in 1277, an escape route linking the Vatican with the Castel Sant’Angelo on the banks of the Tiber River.
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