easy
1.5–2 hours
Average fitness level; walking and standing for extended periods is required
Discover the Vatican’s greatest masterpieces with a relaxed evening tour, away from crowds. Experience the art and history of Rome in an intimate setting that leaves a lasting impression.
All ages • 2 hours
Duration: 2 hours
Explore the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
Join a guided tour to discover the rich history and breathtaking art of the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, featuring highlights from Michelangelo's masterpieces.
Begin Your Journey
Meet your expert guide and head straight to the Vatican Museums, Start your exploration with the Gallery of Maps and the Gallery of Tapestries, where you'll delve into the fascinating history and intricate craftsmanship of Italy's ancient maps and tapestries.
Highlights of the Vatican Museums
Marvel at the timeless beauty of the sculptures and candelabra in the Gallery of the Candelabra. Don't miss the opportunity to capture a memorable photo in front of the iconic Pinecone Courtyard, home to the famous Pigna statue designed by Donato Bramante.
The Sistine Chapel Experience
Conclude your tour with a visit to the awe-inspiring Sistine Chapel, the Pope's personal place of worship. Stand beneath Michelangelo's renowned fresco, The Creation of Adam, and take in the splendor of his vivid mural, The Last Judgment, which adorns the entire ceiling and wall.
Experience the Vatican's art and history like never before with this guided tour, offering expert insights into one of the world's most iconic cultural treasures.
Get there at least 15 minutes before your scheduled start to ensure timely entry and avoid missing key highlights.
The tour involves walking through large galleries and staircases, so comfortable footwear is essential.
A small flashlight can help illuminate details in darker corners or for photographing after hours.
Refrain from flash photography or touching exhibits to preserve these priceless masterpieces.
The Vatican Museums were established in the early 16th century, evolving into a global hub of art and religious history.
Strict environmental controls are maintained to preserve the artworks, including climate regulation and limited visitor numbers.
Necessary for the extensive walking and standing during the tour.
Helps with visibility in darker areas and for photography.
Capture the stunning artworks and frescoes during your visit.
Vatican interiors can vary in temperature, so dress comfortably.