Musei Vaticani e Cappella Sistina Biglietti
Descrizione
Con questo ingresso prioritario salterai la coda per i musei Vaticani e la Cappella Sistina. I biglietti verranno inviati alla tua email un giorno prima della data di prenotazione. Si prega di utilizzare questi biglietti per entrare all'orario assegnato e godersi la visita al proprio ritmo. Naviga tra le gallerie più importanti e la collezione di capolavori d'arte mozzafiato sulla tua strada senza seguire alcuna folla. Ammira i capolavori di Raffaello, tra cui l'iconica "Scuola di Atene". Immergiti in un mondo di affreschi squisiti e creatività senza tempo. Infine, ammira l'iconica opera d'arte che adorna la Cappella Sistina, dove vedrai i leggendari affreschi di Michelangelo e il Giudizio Universale. NOTA: I Musei Vaticani sono uno dei musei più visitati al mondo con oltre 10 milioni di visitatori ogni anno. Aspettatevi più folla del solito dal momento che il 2025 è l'anno giubilare per la Città del Vaticano e più di 25 milioni sono attesi quest'anno.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Con il biglietto in PDF inviato alla tua email, entra nei Musei Vaticani dall'ingresso vicino a Viale Vaticano 100, Roma.
Dai fasti dell'antica Grecia e dell'Egitto alle opere rinascimentali del Medioevo, dalle statue appartenenti all'antica Roma alle moderne sfere di bronzo lucido, i Musei Vaticani hanno più di 20.000 manufatti in esposizione. Percorri i corridoi dei lussuosi palazzi del Papa ammirando il cortile della pigna, le collezioni egiziane ed etrusche, i gloriosi arazzi, la Galleria delle carte geografiche, i soffitti dipinti e gli affreschi di grandi dimensioni di Raffaello.
Gli affreschi raffigurano scene tratte dall'Antico Testamento della Bibbia e dal Giudizio Universale di Michelangelo
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Tieni presente che questi biglietti sono a tempo e, nel caso in cui arrivi in ritardo e perdi la fascia oraria, non è prevista alcuna possibilità di rimborso
- Arriva direttamente all'ingresso dei Musei Vaticani e mostra i biglietti PDF inviati alla tua email/cellulare
- Tutti i viaggiatori devono portare con sé un documento d'identità cartaceo o mobile (passaporto/patente di guida/carta d'identità rilasciata dal governo)
- Sono ammessi pantaloncini al ginocchio e le spalle devono essere coperte quando si entra nella Cappella Sistina. Può usare la sciarpa per scopi temporanei.
Recensioni(262)
Classic mismanagement of the beautiful country. No reservations possible on the official sites for 15 days for a scorching afternoon at the end of June. At 3 PM we arrived skeptically in front of the entrance to the Museums. Aside from faded and makeshift signs and rather strange characters trying to sell us fake skip-the-line tickets, we saw a long line in the sun and a deserted entrance. I thought the mega line was for those without tickets, but it wasn't. In line were all those with reservations while I, who had no reservation, got in in 40 seconds.
We were notified the night before the event that the tour was cancelled due to a technical glitch. This left as high and dry with no alternative option apart from to queue for three hours. We ended up having to pay more in order to avoid the extremely long cues.
Beware of cancellation at the last minute! We had booked our tour for the Tuesday before Easter weekend, purposely avoiding the busy period in Rome. The day before the tour, we received a WhatsApp message saying there was a problem with the ticket delivery system (email) and if it couldn't be sorted by 6m thst evening we would be given a refund. No tickets arrived. Buying additional tickets on the day was so much more expensive than our original booking so we did not do this and 4 days later still no refund. When ordering make sure you have ACTUAL tickets and not a voucher as the tickets may never arrive. So disappointed.
We didn’t really enjoy the Vatican Museum and Sistine Chapel tour. It’s quite boring
We never received the tickets we booked many days in advance. The agent kept telling us they would be sent, until one hour before the time we had booked, when he said they were not available and a refund would be given. It was too late to get replacement tickets, we missed out on seeing the vatican. Very disappointed
Worst I've ever experienced. After booking the Vatican Museum and Sistine 1v in advance, we found out the day before we were going there that there were no tickets left. Do NOT book here!!!
Terribly disappointed!! Deserves zero stars!!! Book this tour elsewhere for your own good!! I booked this 5 months in advance with hype emails only a few hours before the tour... "get your tickets now... heres your tickets" the links didnt work!! We were told 2 hours before the tour that the tickets were no longer available... but that they would "look for other tickers for 1 hour, if not found then a refund would be provided". This meant we couldn't find our own elsewhere until then.... They didn't communicate that they hadn't found the tickets until we contacted Viator customer service long after the one hour was completed!
Booked the event over 6 months in advance only to find out 1 hour before entrance that my tickets weren't available anymore. I had to go find another tour company for my wife and I.
Experience cancelled at the last minute for non-existent and farcical reasons! Disappointing then that we had booked 1 month before. It is not 2 people who would have changed anything! So we queued for 7 hours for a 20€/person entrance!
Very disappointing experience. I received an email 2 days before my visit saying that my tickets were ready, but when I looked in the app nothing was there. On the day of the event, the company sent me a message saying that due to a “technical issue” my tickets were delayed. Then, they messaged again saying they would have an update for me by 2 pm (the experience was supposed to start at 4:30 pm.) They finally said they had no tickets and that they would issue a refund. While I’m thankful for the refund, it was incredibly frustrating to have to plan around maybe having tickets or maybe not. We wound up buying some at the Vatican itself and saved $60 per person, which was at least a win.
