Skip-The-Line Tickets To Vatican Museum And Sistine chapel

Name: Skip-The-Line Tickets To Vatican Museum And Sistine chapel
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3.0(52)2 hours - 3 hoursBook 1 hour aheadVatican City, Italy

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Please make sure to provide your active phone number with country code so our team can reach you to deliver the e-tickets. it's better if there is whatsapp number. You will get your e-tickets via email/whatsapp on the day of your visit. So that no need search for meeting point. Vatican City, one of the most sacred locations in Christianity, is a monument to a spiritual quest with a two-thousand-year history. The Vatican is inextricably linked to the history of Christianity because it is the final burial place of the Apostle Saint Peter, the first in a long line of Roman Pontiffs, and a major destination for pilgrims. It is also a flawless work of art and a superb illustration of Baroque and Renaissance painting. It began to have a big impact on the advancement of the arts in the sixteenth century.

The Lateran Treaty, signed on February 11, 1929, established the state and gave it jurisdiction over 44 hectares in the heart of Rome.

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Direct entry to museum and sistine chapel
Skip the line entry to the Sistine Chapel
Skip the line entry to the Vatican Museum
No waiting in the line

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Sistine Chapel
Vatican City, Italy
The murals that cover the whole ceiling and walls of the Sistine Chapel captivate visitors' attention more than the architecture of the structure. In addition to being the location of the pope's most important rites, the Holy College of Cardinals uses the pope's private chapel, the Sistine Chapel, to select the next pope when a post becomes available. The chapel is closed when it is not in use, though, for practical reasons. People come from all over the world to see the incredible artworks hidden inside.
1 hourAdmission included
Vatican Museums
Viale Vaticano, Rome, Italy
The Museum of Vatican History is just one of the many outstanding Vatican Museums. When Pope Paul first founded the Historical Museum in 1973. The collection was kept below ground level in a square garden. It wasn't until 1987 that it transferred to the main floor of the Lateran Apostolic Palace, and it wasn't until March 1991 that it was made public again. The Vatican City Museums were first founded in 1503 by then-Pope Julius. The museum's collection of artworks grew from the private collections of wealthy families to include public holdings from the future pope and successive popes. Due to the Vatican Museums' extensive collection and growing need for additional buildings to house the artwork, the Vatican Museum of History was established.
1 hourAdmission included