Vatican Museums

Visit with your eyes wide open and legs well rested, that’s the only advice I have! You'll doubtlessly be wanting to visit the Sistine Chapel, but before you do make sure to go through the museum. You can take pictures in the museum (except in the Sistine Chapel) where photography is not allowed, though anything is possible, especially if you’re not obvious about it! Monday to Saturday: open from 9:00 to 18:00 and a full entry costs €14 while a reduced entry costs €8. It’s free on the last Sunday of each month from 9:00 - 12:00.

The lines to get in are gigantic, whether it's first thing in the morning, winter or summer, rain or shine. Always. But, ve's going to deny themselves a visit to the Sistine Chapel, the Raphael Rooms, the works of Caravaggio, the bust of Antinous, the secrets of the Egyptian mummies, or the splendid Quetzalcoatl feathers in the Missionary Museum? Many of the works that you learn about in school are right there in front of your very eyes. You should devote an entire day to exploring the museums and enjoying every last display. I recommend spending some time in the Papal apartments and the really

It was rich of pictures and other different types of art from sculptures to open air gardens, available to everyone! The are different guides that can help you, in several languages and you can have you own audio tour!

Anyway the queue was really long, but for this awesome place we can wait :)