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Klook会員
10 Mar
You will need to exchange your tickets in Piazza Navona, which is a 5-10 minute walk from the Pantheon. The ticket exchange process was not difficult, and we were able to enter the Pantheon without any significant wait.
Klook会員
10 Mar
My feet were tired from sightseeing for the past few days, so I was glad to use the elevator. It took some time to get in, but I wasn't particularly worried because the guide explained everything. From where the elevator drops you off, it's a short climb to the very top. It's a bit narrow and steep in places, but the view from the summit is absolutely spectacular.
CHO *****
6 Mar
Our guide, Jang Yun-hye, explained everything so well! I've taken tours at other art museums and museums, but the Vatican Museum guide was the most interesting and best! She was great at finding places for us to sit, and she covered only the essential parts of that huge place! The explanations were just the right amount and at the right pace, so it wasn't tiring at all! I was so, so satisfied with The Date Travel~~
Klook客路用户
5 Mar
everyone is here and waiting line is very long but it definitely worth it!
2+
羅 **
3 Mar
St. Peter's Basilica is truly breathtaking. The massive scale, intricate Renaissance art, and Michelangelo’s Pietà left me speechless. Climbing the dome via the Vatican Museums offers an unforgettable view of Rome—a divine architectural masterpiece.
LEE ******
3 Mar
When I first heard that the tour would take 4-5 hours, I was worried it would be boring and tiring. But by the end of the tour, I realized my worries were unfounded. The tour started at 8:40 AM and ended at 2 PM, but it was so enjoyable that I didn't even notice how time flew by. If I hadn't taken the tour, I would have simply overlooked all of this enriching content, and it was truly a perfect time with absolutely no regrets. I am grateful to guide Hong Jin-pyo for taking such good care of the 17 people in our group. He explained things non-stop for 5 hours without showing any signs of fatigue, which made me think, 'He really loves this job,' and allowed me to immerse myself even more deeply. (I'm also really grateful for his sense not to take us to a 2-star cafeteria! lol) Traveling through Italy, I felt like the past and history were alive and breathing. In particular, I felt as if the medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque eras were still dancing with modern people. As the saying goes, 'You only see as much as you know,' and I keenly felt the difference between seeing something with knowledge and seeing it without. I'm glad I was able to experience that process of learning through the tour, and I hope everyone who visits Italy has this enriching experience. I highly recommend the Vatican tour!
Francisco ********
3 Mar
The Pantheon is a magnificent structure where you can find the Raphaelo’s tomb or remains, Emmanuel and many others. As always price is double what it cost at the entrance but you skip the line to buy the ticket that can be 30-45 min wait time plus time of entry. For this particular ticket you need to swap the voucher for papr tichets at Piazza Navona info center 8 min walk from the Pantheon.
2+
kirtana **********
2 Mar
very nice museum , please plan to stay for at least 3 hours otherwise if you are rushing it's not very fun. Remember to collect your tickets first from the tour station across the Vatican museums. Not allowed to take some pictures in the Sistine Chapel but other places are okay.
2+

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What to know about Sistine Chapel

The Sistine Chapel, located inside the Vatican Museums in Vatican City and part of the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City, is one of the most famous places to visit in Rome. It’s known for its amazing ceiling and altar wall painted by Michelangelo, including the Last Judgement. The chapel was built by Pope Sixtus IV and later decorated by other artists like Botticelli and Perugino. Key events like the conclave, where cardinals gather to choose a new pope, happen here. You’ll need Sistine Chapel tickets to visit, and it’s usually crowded since millions of people come each year. You can take a guided tour or explore at your own pace with an audio guide. Don’t forget to check out the rest of the Vatican Museums and nearby St. Peter’s Basilica too. Plan your Rome trip today and visit one of the most sacred spaces in the world—book your Sistine Chapel tickets now on Klook!
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Things to Do in the Sistine Chapel

See the amazing frescoes

Check out Michelangelo's frescoes that cover the ceiling, walls, and altar wall. The Sistine Chapel ceiling shows stories from Genesis, like The Creation of Adam and The Flood. On the altar wall, Michelangelo's painting The Last Judgement shows Christ judging the souls of the world. Along the sides, other famous Renaissance artists painted scenes from the lives of Moses and Jesus.

Visit the Vatican Museums

Explore the Vatican Museums, home to the Sistine Chapel and one of the world's greatest collections of art and history. Along with Michelangelo's masterpiece, you can visit stunning galleries like the Gallery of Maps, the Raphael Rooms, and the Pinacoteca, filled with Western art and treasures from across centuries.

Attend religious services

The Sistine Chapel isn't just a place for art---it's also an active chapel used for religious services. At times, you may have the chance to attend a service and hear the beautiful voices of the Sistine Chapel Choir. Be sure to check ahead for any scheduled events during your visit.

Join guided tours

Take a guided tour to get great insights into the Sistine Chapel's history and art. Or use an audio guide to explore at your own pace and still learn all the key details.

Popular Attractions Near The Sistine Chapel

St. Peter's Basilica

Just a 10-minute walk from the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica is one of the largest and most important churches in the world. Inside, you can see incredible art like Michelangelo's Pietà, climb to the dome for amazing views of Rome, and even visit the tombs of past popes. It's a must-see spot during your Vatican visit.

Vatican Museums

The Vatican Museums are filled with incredible art, ancient sculptures, and stunning galleries like the Raphael Rooms and the Gallery of Maps. You can appreciate works collected by popes over centuries, join a guided tour, or explore with an audio guide. The Sistine Chapel is part of the museum route and is about a 10-minute walk from the entrance through the galleries.

Castel Sant'Angelo

Just a 15-minute walk from the Sistine Chapel, Castel Sant'Angelo is a historic fortress that was once a mausoleum, a papal residence, and even a prison. Today, you can explore its museum, walk along its ancient walls, and enjoy stunning views of Rome and the Tiber River from the rooftop terrace.

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