St Peters Basilica dome

The freedom to discover all of St. Peter's Basilica with an insightful multilingual audio guide and tickets to scale its iconic dome.

No need to sweat those 171 steps to the Cupola. Your ticket includes an elevator ride to get you to the Dome’s base with ease.

Climb to the top for exclusive vistas of the Vatican Gardens, Sistine Chapel roof, Papal election chimney, and more at 136 meters above the city.

To get insights into the symbolism of every artwork in the world’s largest Church and its Dome, tune into the audio guide available in 6 languages.

Did you know? St. Peter’s Basilica is home to over 100 tombs, of which 91 belong to popes, royalties, and noblemen.

An expert guide takes you on a journey through the world's largest church and beacon of the Vatican.

Get breathtaking views of the hills all around from your unique vantage point at the crest of the St. Peter’s Basilica's Dome, the highest point in Rome.

Discover the Papal Tombs and artistic wonders housed in the Basilica, like Michelangelo's Pieta sculpture.

Fuel up for the adventure ahead! Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast with an upgraded English or French guided tour.

Fun fact: Bernini designed the square so St. Peter's Basilica stays the focal point. Look closely, every line leads to the basilica!

Explore St. Peter's Basilica on a guided tour in a small group, unlocking its artistic treasures and history.

See Michelangelo's Pietà, and Bernini's Baldacchino, and explore the sacred tombs in the Papal Grottoes.

The Basilica houses the bronze Cathedra Petri, believed to be the seat used by St. Peter himself, a powerful symbol of papal authority.

Ascend the St. Peter's Basilica dome for jaw-dropping panoramic views of Rome, including the Colosseum and Vatican Gardens.

Fun fact: The Pieta in St. Peter's Basilica is the only artwork Michelangelo ever signed, fueling speculation about his motivations.

Enjoy saving up while taking a deeper look into the most important sights offered by the Vatican on this combo guided tour available in 3 languages.

Enjoy an educational tour of the St. Peter's Basilica with a local expert guide, and check out stunning works of art by Bernini, Carlo Maderno, and more.

Pay homage to Pope John Paul II at his tomb and learn about the iconic chair of St. Peter - presumed to have been used by St. Peter, the first Pope of Christianity.

Make your way with the host to the intriguing Vatican Museums and admire the masterpieces it houses on a guided tour with a carefully curated itinerary.

Explore the Pigna Courtyard, Pius Clementino Museum, Chandelier’s Gallery, Tapestries Gallery, Raphael’s Rooms, and many more!

Marvel at the breathtaking murals by Botticelli and Michelangelo that adorn the walls of the world-famous Sistine Chapel.

A guided tour that hits all the spots! Grab the chance to skip the line at all 3 sites – Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter's Basilica with a guide.

Dive into incredible stories about masterpieces by Leonardo Da Vinci and Caravaggio, narrated by your guide as you explore the Vatican Museums.

Stand in awe at the Sistine Chapel, where Michelangelo’s Last Judgment—one of the largest frescoes in the world—takes center stage.

Prefer a guided tour or want to explore at your own pace? The choice is yours at St. Peter’s Basilica.

Here’s a little insider perk: You’ll slip into St. Peter’s Basilica through a secret back door from the Sistine Chapel, cutting out a 20-minute walk and a 2-hour queue wait.

Tailor your Vatican tour to your interests, exploring iconic spaces like the Niccolò V Chapel or the Belvedere Courtyard with an expert guide.

Skip the ticketing queue and breeze into the Museum and the Sistine Chapel with more time to soak in the art.

Immerse yourself in Renaissance history as your guide narrates the story of Raphael's Rooms and the Sistine Chapel.

Escape the crowds and appreciate your areas of interest in the Vatican like the Gregorian Etruscan Museum or the Pinecone Courtyard.

Fun fact: The Sistine Chapel's ceiling was originally painted upside down until its restoration in the 1900s.