Private visit of the Vatican is the only way to experience the Vatican without other tourists in the way. You can take your entire family or just yourself on a private visit of the Vatican with our unique tours at Vatican Private Visit.
A private visit of the Vatican allows you to avoid the long lines so you can explore the beauty and history of this smallest county in the world along with the world's largest and rarest collection of masterpieces.
The Vatican is held to be one of most popular attractions in Rome thus the reason for all the long lines even just to make it into Saint Peters Square, not to mention the lines outside the Vatican Museums and St. Peters Basilica. With a private visit of the Vatican and your own personal official tour guide, you can enjoy the Vatican in all its splendor all alone or with your family and no one else.
If you book your private visit of the Vatican with us prior to your trip we will be able to provide you and your family with a VIP reservation that will ensure you have a private visit of the Vatican along with tickets to attend a Papal Audience which is held every Wednesday morning in Saint Peter's Square.
We at Vatican Private Visit can offer this personal treat, as all of our guides are official Vatican and Rome tour guides that have received licensing and authorization from the Italian Government to provide private and personal tours.
With our private visit of the Vatican you will be able to view the world renowned art collections home in the Vatican Museum, relive the history through the tales and secrets told by our official guide, stroll up the steps of the Sistine Chapel and marvel at the Last Judgment created by Michelangelo, and inside the majestic St. Peter's Basilica.
Along with visiting these magnificent structures, you will be able to visit the Vatican Gardens and have a few minutes to breath in the beauty that has withstood time and has been a solitude for popes for several years. The majestic view of the Vatican is one that will be one that will leave lasting memories on you and members of your family for many years to come.
Churches in Italy along with the Vatican have a dress code. Your shoulders must be covered, no mini-skirts, and no shorts. Men must wear long pants.
Holidays include: January 1st, January 6th, March 19th, April 9th, May 1st, May 17th, June 7th, June 29th, August 15th, August 16th, November 1st, December 8th, December 25th, December 26th.