With these exclusive skip-the-line access tickets you will have immediate entry to the famous Vatican Museums, bypassing the long line and crowds. View one of the largest art collections in the world at your leisure, before viewing the infamous Sistine Chapel. Then, make your way to St Peter's Basilica and gaze at the stunning architecture. Meet your coordinator on the day of the tour at the designated meeting spot noted in your voucher. There you will receive your tickets to enter the museums.
With these exclusive skip-the-line access tickets, you will enter the Museums bypassing the line and crowds. Your Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel tickets will be sent to your email a few hours after the booking is confirmed. Please use these tickets to enter at the allotted time you have booked for.
The visit to the Sistine Chapel is included in your Vatican Museums ticket.
You will make your own way to the meeting points
ALERT: Sistine Chapel Closures. Starting April 28th, the Sistine Chapel will be closed for the Papal Conclave, the traditional process of electing a new Pope. The Conclave begins May 7th and has no fixed end date, though the Chapel is expected to reopen by mid-May. During this time, your Vatican tours will follow a special itinerary featuring additional highlights from the Vatican Museums. We’ll continue to update our guests as new information becomes available. A greeter will be waiting for you in front of Caffe Vaticano directly across from the museum entrance at Viale Vaticano 100, holding a LivTours sign. They will provide you with the museum entry tickets and guide you to the entry gates. Please arrive 10-15 minutes prior to your tour start time. Please remember when entering places of worship BOTH men and women must have knees and shoulders covered. This includes the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter's Basilica. PLEASE NOTE: These tickets are timed, and you must show up at your appropriate time slot. In the event the time slot is missed, LivTours is unable to provide any refund or compensation