Vatican Tours

Enjoy the Vatican Museums with an expert, local guide and Reserved Entrance. Experience the Sistine Chapel, Raphael Rooms and more on this signature tour.

Visit the two most important attractions in Rome in one day – the Vatican and the Colosseum. See the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, then explore the Ancient Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, and the Colosseum.

We‘ll get you in before staff doors open for an exclusive breakfast in the Vatican Courtyard. Then, explore the treasures of the Sistine Chapel and Raphael Rooms without the crowds.

Limited to just 10 people, our Semi-Private Vatican Tour is the most intimate way to see the Vatican. With our Reserved Entrance, you will beat the lines to the Sistine Chapel, Raphael Rooms and much more.

Experience a new prospective from the top of St. Peter's Dome. Climb this iconic landmark with your guide who will unwrap the stories of the building; then give you free time to visit the upper level of the dome for breathtaking views of Rome.

Combine two of Vatican City’s attractions in one day. Travel to Castel Gandolfo, the personal Summer residence of the papacy since the 17th century, before exploring the Museums, the superb Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica

Get the most out of this once-in-a-lifetime experience with our expert guide's insight into the rich history and traditions of the Papacy and the Papal Audience ceremony. We secure you the best seats available and guide you inside.

Discover the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums at your own pace with these Skip-the-Line tickets. Our fast access allows us to get past the long lines quickly, so you have more time to explore!

Contemplate the Sistine Chapel in peaceful reflection before the general public arrives and then explore the rest of the Museums on your own.

Just you and your private guide, have one-on-one interaction as you experience the Sistine Chapel, and Vatican Museums, for the most intimate and unique way to visit the Vatican.

Enjoy the enchanted evening as our expert guide brings the Vatican's masterpieces to life, during a special night opening, when the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel are much less crowded.