Step inside one of the oldest and most visited museums in the world, Vatican Museums. Walk through centuries of art, history and sheer genius. These museums were established in the early 1506s by Pope Julius II and have some of the best collections of artwork in the world. In every hall there are treasures from Mummies from Ancient Egypt to irreplaceable works from the Renaissance. You stood mesmerized by classical sculptures, beautiful rooms painted by Raphael. And look up at the magnificent ceiling of the Sistine chapel. Each gallery added a new chapter to the Vatican’s story. Today the museums hold over 20,000 artworks on display.
Monday to Saturday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sunday: closed
Entry Fee: starts from €8 to €17
Located in Vatican city
Restriction & Rules: Dress Code, photos are allowed but no flash, No Eating, Mobile Phone Etiquette
They have one of the best art collections in the world, including monumental works by Michelangelo and Raphael, ancient Roman artefacts, etc. It's a walking, living art history book!
Jeans are totally fine just be sure that your outfit covers your shoulders and knees out of respect to the dress code.
The admission price for general admission is approx.€17, but it is worth spending a little extra to skip the line for a guided tour to avoid the crowds!
The star of the show, of course, is Michelangelo's ceiling in the Sistine Chapel, which is incredible and unforgettable.
starts from €8 to €17
Vatican city, Italy