Fast- track- entry ticket to the Vatican Museums & the Sistine Chapel

Enjoy your time with our skip - the line - ticket to the Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel. Once inside, take your time to spend the entire day at the Vatican Museums to explore the works of the best artists of the Renaissance. Stroll around the Vatican Museums on your own to admire one of the world’s greatest art collections. If you want more than a skip the line ticket, you can either select an audio-guide service available only for the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel or if you prefer to upgrade to a guided tour, please select the tour option when booking and join one of our expert guides on a 3 - hour guided tour.

With this tickets-only service you will get a privileged access to the Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel avoiding the long queues. Free Vatican Museum map available at the museum to help you select your preferred itinerary choosing among different routes. Spend some time on the off-beaten path galleries such as the Pinacoteca famous for the paintings it contains or head towards the Egyptian museum if you are interested in the Egyptian culture as once the Roman emperors were. In alternative, you can visit the most popular sites including the Belvedere courtyard, the  Greek cross Room, the Gallery of the maps frescoed by the end of the 16th century, the gallery of the Tapestries and Raphael’s rooms, to admire the technique of the Renaissance artist. At the end of the Vatican museum you will explore the Sistine Chapel, famous for the best views of the legendary frescoes by Michelangelo and Florentine masters. Your skip -the line - ticket  will allow you to stay inside the Vatican Museums until they close, at 6 pm.

If you prefer to upgrade to a guided group tour and explore the Vatican with one of our expert guides, select the tour option when booking and you will have a great experience visiting the highlights of the Vatican Museums, the Sistine chapel and the St’ Peter’s Basilica. This 3-hour group tour will impress you with the details about each gallery and you will learn more about the history of the Vatican and the popes who contributed to collect rare masterpieces.