Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Fast Track Ticket

Michelangelo’s breathtaking frescoes and incredible artwork

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Highlight

Bypass the queue at the last minute using your Sistine Chapel ticket and enjoy exquisite painted art and impressive sculptures
Discover Michelangelo's renowned frescoes in the Sistine Chapel – such as The Creation of Adam on the ceiling
Experience the Raphael Rooms, the Gallery of Maps, and Caravaggio's Deposition – all covered by your Vatican Museums ticket

Summary

These fast-track tickets for the artistic highlights of the Vatican City allow you to avoid the long queues that await entrance to the Vatican, and proceed directly to the entrance. There will be no waiting, just a wide variety of magnificent artworks. Utilize the time saved from standing in line to explore all four outstanding collections: classical sculptures, Renaissance masterpieces, and impressive exhibits from Ancient Egypt and the Etruscans. Conclude your tour by marveling at the Sistine Chapel after viewing "The Pine Cone." Michelangelo adorned the ceiling with more than 300 figures covering over 500 square meters in his awe-inspiring fresco. Twenty-two years later, he returned to paint "The Last Judgment" on the entire wall above the altar.

Description

With these tickets to the Vatican City's top artistic attractions, you can skip the long queues and effortlessly enter the Vatican right away. Say goodbye to waiting and hello to a gallery full of magnificent masterpieces.

Take advantage of the additional time that you would have used waiting in line to explore the four outstanding collections: classical sculptures, Renaissance masterpieces, and astonishing artifacts from Ancient Egypt and the Etruscans.

Once you've finished exploring the Pine Cone, conclude your tour by marveling at the Sistine Chapel. Michelangelo rendered more than 300 figures across more than 500 square meters of the ceiling in his awe-inspiring fresco. Twenty-two years later, he came back to paint The Last Judgement on the entire wall behind the altar.