Rome Vatican Museum and Sistine Chapel Night Guided Tour
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Experience Highlights
Visit the Vatican by night for a unique experience under the stars. With your reservation you will be able to tour the most emblematic places of the Vatican and avoid the long lines. You will be accompanied by a private expert guide who will tell you all about the history and art of the time.
- You will be able to visit the most important places of the Vatican by night, an experience that only happens a few times a year.
- You will be accompanied by an expert guide throughout the tour.
- See the Renaissance art of the period, the Gallery of the Maps, the Rooms of St. Raphael and the majestic Sistine Chapel.
What’s included
- Access to Vatican Museums
- Expert guide
- Entrance to the Estancias de San Rafael
- Entrance to the Sistine Chapel
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Step by Step
The Vatican opens its doors to tourists to enjoy its architecture and history at night. If you want to visit one of the most famous monuments in a different way, this tour is a must on your itinerary.
Throughout the tour, you will be accompanied by a private expert guide who will tell you about the history of the art and architecture of the city.
As well as avoiding long queues to buy tickets, the booking will also allow you to visit the gallery of maps, a space built in the 16th century where painted topographical maps are kept. You will also see the Estancias de San Rafael, four rooms with Renaissance art paintings.
Finally, you must not miss the entrance to the Sistine Chapel, one of the most important artistic and religious monuments in the world. This is where the most important representatives of the church meet to appoint a new pope. You can also see "The Creation of Adam" , one of the most important frescoes in the history of art, painted by Michelangelo between 1508 and 1512.