
Vatican Museums: Fast Track Ticket
See Michelangelo’s breathtaking frescoes and incredible artwork
- Wheelchair accessible
Explore the globally acclaimed St. Peter's Basilica
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The experience
Enter the epicenter of the Catholic world by visiting St. Peter's Basilica - the Pope's personal residence and a globally significant site. A skilled tour guide will expertly reveal the Vatican's rich history, spinning intriguing tales and monumental events that transport visitors back in time.
Admire the cathedral's marvelous beauty, the collective masterpiece of renowned artists Michelangelo, Gian Lorenzo Bernini, and Carlo Maderno. Delight in the discovery of endless masterpieces, final resting places of popes, and priceless relics, including Michelangelo's celebrated Pieta.
Climb to the pinnacle of the Cupola, one of the grandest domes globally. From this towering vantage point, witness a spellbinding 360-degree view of Rome unfolding beneath you.
Where to go
20 Via Vespasiano
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Shoulders and legs should be covered
Entry to St. Peter's Basilica is free of charge.
People with disabilities who use wheelchairs can only reach up to the terrace of the Basilica, not the top of the dome
It is not recommended for those with health problems to climb the dome
Show your reservation to the staff at the *Italy Pass* office, as indicated at the starting point
You will receive a ticket to go up to the dome once you are in the atrium of St. Peter's Basilica
To access St. Peter's Basilica, please consider that from June to the end of August there could be long lines
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