The Sacred in Art - Getting to Know The Vatican

Vatican Museums

Discover the extraordinary collections of the Vatican Museums, which span centuries of history and house masterpieces from all over the world. From architecture to sculpture, painting to goldsmithing and tapestries, each room tells a story of beauty and power. Passing through the refined Bramante Courtyard and the endless galleries, we will explore priceless treasures until we reach the imposing Sistine Chapel, decorated by the genius of Michelangelo.

St. Peter's Basilica

Enter the spiritual heart of the Vatican. After crossing the magnificent square designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, we will enter St. Peter's Basilica, the largest church in the world and one of the holiest places in Christianity. Inside, you will be amazed by the grandeur of the marble, mosaics and masterpieces such as Michelangelo's famous Pietà. The tour continues in the evocative Vatican Grottoes, a place rich in history and spirituality.

Vatican Gardens

A hidden oasis within the Vatican walls, the Gardens offer a rare opportunity to enjoy a stroll among fountains, sculptures and centuries-old trees. This green and peaceful space can be visited on a dedicated accessible guided tour.

DETAILED ITINERARY:

Vatican Gardens
Vatican Museums
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter's Square
St. Peter's Basilica

USEFUL INFORMATION:

Transport: on foot/in a wheelchair
Duration: 6 hours
Booking: required at least 2 weeks in advance
Participants: minimum 2 – maximum 6 people

THE TOUR INCLUDES:

Professional local guide
Earphones for groups of more than 5 people

Accessibility:

This tour is designed to be inclusive and suitable for visitors with sensory and motor disabilities. However, please note that:

Access to some areas of the Vatican Museums can be complex and requires dedicated routes to reach the lifts and avoid stairs.
The Raphael Rooms are not accessible to visitors in wheelchairs.
It is not possible to access St. Peter's Basilica directly from the Museum area for wheelchair users due to the presence of several steps. It will be necessary to exit the Museums, walk outside to St. Peter's Square and enter the Basilica from there.

Upon request, we can provide: