
Early Access Vatican Tours
Enter the Vatican before the general public does so you can enjoy a quieter experience than most do
You can enter the Vatican Museums an hour earlier than the general public with our Privileged Entrance Vatican Tour or an entire hour and a half earlier with our Early Access Vatican Gold Tour. Even if you’re not an early riser, this is an experience you shouldn’t miss.
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Enter the Vatican before the general public does so you can enjoy a quieter experience than most do
Lines outside the Vatican can be avoided with a skip the line tour, but it can still be pretty crowded once you make it inside. The best way to avoid this is with one of our early entrance Vatican tours where you can experience a quieter time in the Sistine Chapel and avoid crowds.
You can enter the Vatican Museums an hour earlier than the general public with our Privileged Entrance Vatican Tour or an entire hour and a half earlier with our Early Access Vatican Gold Tour. Even if you’re not an early riser, this is an experience you shouldn’t miss.
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Skip the Line
Privileged Entrance Vatican Tour with Sistine Chapel
Enjoy early access to see the Raphael Rooms, Creation of Man, St. Peter's Basilica, and more
Skip the Line
Private Skip the Line Vatican, Sistine Chapel, and St Peter's Basilica Tour
Enjoy a tailored VIP Vatican experience with early entrance and a dedicated private guide
Skip the Line
Sistine Chapel, Vatican Gardens & Castel Gandolfo Day Trip
Travel to the Pope’s summer residence by train after an in-depth Vatican Gardens and museums tour
Skip the Line
The Quickest Early Access Private Vatican Tour
Explore the Vatican before the crowds on a shorter, tailored tour that includes the Sistine Chapel
Private Tour
Private Vatican, Sistine Chapel and Saint Peter's Dome Climb Complete Tour
Climb St. Peter's Dome then tour the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
Skip the Line
Vatican Uncovered: A Private, Detailed Tour
Get an in-depth experience tailored to your interests of art, sculptures, and the Sistine Chapel