4.0·Rome·8h
Colosseum, Vatican Museums plus other spots 1 Day Private Tour
Guided Tour of Colosseum and the Vatican Museums plus others site
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Vatican Tours & Tickets
8+ tours, tickets and activities at Vatican in Rome. Book with instant confirmation, free cancellation and our lowest price guarantee.
Most Popular5.0·Rome·6h
Combo Tour: Vatican and Colosseum in One Day
This combo tour is perfect for all those who have a limited time in Rome, and yet want to...
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Top Deal4.3·Rome·6h
Combo Tour: Vatican and Colosseum in One Day
This combo tour is perfect for all those who have a limited time in Rome, and yet want to...
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Top Deal4.3·Rome·1h 45m
Rome and The Vatican: Angels & Demons Mystery Game (Pantheon, Fontana di Trevi)
Embark on a quest around Rome by solving clues to save 4 kidnapped cardinals by the Illuminati as...
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4.0·Rome·8h
Rome Full Day Private Tour: Driver, Access to Colosseum & Vatican
Rome Private Tour in 7 hours with tickets and guide
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Top Deal4.0·Rome·5h
Private Vatican in Depth 5-Hour Tour - Skip the Line
Wether it’s your first time visiting the smallest country in the world or the 7th, there’s always...
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4.0·Rome·3h
Private Vatican Museum Tour
Private Vatican Museum Tour
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4.0·Rome·2h 30m
VIP Vatican Guided Private Tour
This VIP Vatican Guided Tour, led by a professional licensed guide, offers a unique opportunity to...
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Did you know? Vatican
Vatican City is the world's smallest independent state at just 44 hectares (110 acres), entirely surrounded by Rome.
St. Peter's Basilica took 120 years to build (1506–1626) and required the labour of some of history's greatest Renaissance artists including Michelangelo, Bernini, and Bramante.
The Vatican's Swiss Guard, established in 1506, is the world's smallest and oldest military unit, and members must be Swiss, Catholic, and at least 174 cm tall.
Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling alone in just four years (1508–1512) while lying on his back on scaffolding.
Vatican City issues its own postage stamps and coins, making it a collector's item for philatelists and numismatists worldwide.
The Vatican Museums house over 70,000 artworks spanning Egyptian mummies, classical sculptures, Renaissance masterpieces, and modern religious art.