easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most adults with basic mobility; involves standing and walking on stone floors.
Step inside the grandeur of St. Peter’s Basilica with Touriks’ private tour, uncovering Renaissance art, hidden grottoes, and Bernini’s masterful square design. A unique way to see Rome’s religious heart beyond the crowds.
à partir 109€ • 1h • Visite Privée en Français
Embark on a captivating journey through St. Peters Square, uncovering architectural secrets and optical illusions designed by Bernini. Marvel at the grandeur of the Basilica, explore Renaissance masterpieces, and stand before Michelangelo's "Pietà." Delve into the underground grottoes to witness St. Peter's tomb and the stunning frescoes of the original basilica.
Start your tour in St. Peters Square and be fascinated by its architectural secrets. Discover the optical illusions as were thought by its designer, Bernini.
Enter the Basilica and be amazed by its magnificence. Marvel at the impressive mosaics all around you and see why it took 150 years to rebuild.
Walk through renowned masterpieces of Renaissance and Neoclassic art with your expert guide. Stand in front of the harmonious 30-meters-high canopy and appreciate the expressive power and delicate beauty of Michelangelo's "Pietà".
Descend into the underground grottoes and see St. Peter's tomb. Touch the ancient walls of the original 4th-century basilica and admire the beautiful frescoes.
Secure your spot early to avoid large crowds and guarantee access to the underground grottoes.
Prepare for extensive walking on varied floors including stone and marble surfaces inside the Basilica.
Dress modestly as the Basilica is a holy site—cover shoulders and knees to avoid entry refusal.
While the tour mostly stays indoors, nearby waiting or walking times can be long—stay hydrated.
St. Peter’s Basilica sits atop what is believed to be the tomb of Saint Peter, one of Jesus’ apostles and the first pope, making it a pilgrimage site for centuries.
The Vatican maintains strict regulations to protect its artistic heritage and minimize environmental impacts from high visitor volumes, highlighting sustainable tourism principles in this historic area.
Necessary for navigating the varied flooring and extended walking periods.
Ideal for adjusting to Rome’s variable spring temperatures.
spring specific
Required to meet dress code standards inside religious sites.
Useful during sporadic rain showers common in transitional seasons.
spring|fall specific