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Discover the beauty of the Vatican Gardens and the Sistine Chapel on this combined bus tour and museum visit. Take in amazing views from an open-top minibus. Explore the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel at your own pace with your pre-booked entry ticket.
Visit the Castel Sant'Angelo and explore its seven floors of museums to discover an extensive collection of ancient artefacts and perfectly preserved Renaissance frescoes. Built in 135 AD for the Roman emperor Hadrian, the building has played a significant role in Rome's architectural history. Discover the history, a mausoleum-turned-museum, with skip-the-line, guided access. Situated on the right bank of the Tiber, just a short distance from Vatican City, Castel Sant'Angelo is an ancient fortress steeped in centuries of history.
Take a 45-minute bus ride to the exclusive landscaped area of the Vatican Gardens, designed by the great Renaissance architect Carlo Maderno, and immerse yourself in its splendour. Here you will find the House of the Pope Emeritus, Vatican Radio, the Academy of Sciences, the former Summer Residence of the Pope, the Vatican Government Palace, a section of the original Berlin Wall, and the beautiful "Fountain of the Kite".
Take your time to enjoy the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel. There are countless things to see but make sure you don't miss these five highlights: the four dazzling Raphael Rooms, which form part of the public area of the Popes' Apartments; the Torso del Belvedere; Leonardo da Vinci's San Girolamo in the Desert; the Round Room; and the Sistine Chapel.
Important information
The Vatican Museums offer free admission to all disabled visitors with a certified disability of over 74%. If the visitor is not self-sufficient, a free ticket is also provided for a companion.
You must enter the Vatican at the time stated on your ticket. Latecomers will not be admitted.
The Vatican Museums reserve the right to close any section, including the Sistine Chapel, due to unforeseen circumstances. Closure of any section of the museum does not entitle visitors to a refund.
Discover the beauty of the Vatican Gardens and the Sistine Chapel on this combined bus tour and museum visit. Take in amazing views from an open-top minibus. Explore the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel at your own pace with your pre-booked entry ticket.
Visit the Castel Sant'Angelo and explore its seven floors of museums to discover an extensive collection of ancient artefacts and perfectly preserved Renaissance frescoes. Built in 135 AD for the Roman emperor Hadrian, the building has played a significant role in Rome's architectural history. Discover the history, a mausoleum-turned-museum, with skip-the-line, guided access. Situated on the right bank of the Tiber, just a short distance from Vatican City, Castel Sant'Angelo is an ancient fortress steeped in centuries of history.
Take a 45-minute bus ride to the exclusive landscaped area of the Vatican Gardens, designed by the great Renaissance architect Carlo Maderno, and immerse yourself in its splendour. Here you will find the House of the Pope Emeritus, Vatican Radio, the Academy of Sciences, the former Summer Residence of the Pope, the Vatican Government Palace, a section of the original Berlin Wall, and the beautiful "Fountain of the Kite".
Take your time to enjoy the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel. There are countless things to see but make sure you don't miss these five highlights: the four dazzling Raphael Rooms, which form part of the public area of the Popes' Apartments; the Torso del Belvedere; Leonardo da Vinci's San Girolamo in the Desert; the Round Room; and the Sistine Chapel.
Important information
The Vatican Museums offer free admission to all disabled visitors with a certified disability of over 74%. If the visitor is not self-sufficient, a free ticket is also provided for a companion.
You must enter the Vatican at the time stated on your ticket. Latecomers will not be admitted.
The Vatican Museums reserve the right to close any section, including the Sistine Chapel, due to unforeseen circumstances. Closure of any section of the museum does not entitle visitors to a refund.