St. Peter's Basilica Reserved Entry Tickets with Dome Access & Audioguide

Your experience

Skip the queues, explore St. Peter's Basilica at your own pace, and climb Michelangelo's Dome with one seamless ticket.

Getting started

Arrive at St. Peter's Basilica for your reserved entry time and proceed through the mandatory security screening. Once inside, begin exploring with your multilingual audio guide and digital map featuring 27 highlights. If you've selected a Dome option, follow the timings on your ticket for your ascent.

What to expect

St. Peter's Basilica

Enter the world's largest church through a reserved entry line and explore its monumental interiors at your own pace. Your multilingual audio guide and digital map lead you through 27 highlights, bringing the Basilica's art, architecture, and centuries of Catholic tradition to life.

Features

• Admire Michelangelo's Pietà, Bernini's Baldacchino, and the monumental nave with commentary that explains their artistic and historical significance.

• Reserved entry lets you bypass the regular public queue, giving you more time inside the Basilica.

• Navigate easily with the digital map, which highlights 27 key points of interest throughout the church.

Papal Tombs

Continue beneath the Basilica to the Papal Tombs, where generations of popes are buried in one of the Vatican's most peaceful spaces.

Features

• Access to the Papal Tombs is included with every ticket.

• Your audio guide adds context to the history of the papacy and the significance of this sacred burial site.

Michelangelo's Dome

Finish your visit by climbing to the summit of Michelangelo's Dome, the highest viewpoint in Rome.

Features

• Depending on your ticket, climb all 551 steps or take the elevator to the terrace before completing the final ascent on foot.

• From the summit, enjoy panoramic views across St. Peter's Square, Vatican City, and Rome's skyline.

Wrapping up

For a more in-depth visit, upgrade to a guided tour of St. Peter's Basilica and the Papal Tombs in English, German, French, Spanish, or Italian. Guided options include Dome access via elevator and expert commentary that reveals the stories behind the Basilica's masterpieces, architecture, and traditions.