Private Vatican Museum, and Sistine Chapel - 3 Hours Tour!

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Are you Visiting the Museums with Kids? Just relax and enjoy! Special rates up to 17 and Children-Friendly Guides are what you need! Save time and get the most out of your visit to the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica by going on a private tour. These are some of the most popular sights in Rome, so skip the lines and you have more time to admire the art and architecture. Your private guide will tell you all about the history and culture of the sites, and cater the tour to suit your needs. • Get priority access to two busy attractions • Ideal for travelers with kids, as guides can adjust the tour to their needs • First-time visitors to Rome will enjoy this comprehensive tour of the • Vatican See centuries of cultural riches in an easy three-hour tour

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
The Vatican Museums' visits involve significant walking. Please provide any mobility and wheelchair access requirements. The wheelchair path does not cover all the Museums' rooms. Also, note that visitors with limited mobility can contact us for special needs, such as wheelchairs or walkers. Wheelchairs and walkers are not allowed in the passage from the Sistine Chapel directly to the Basilica
Strollers: We suggest avoiding strollers and using a baby sling instead. The Roman Forum and Palatine surfaces are uneven, but a considerable portion of the area has a stroller path. Like wheelchairs and walkers, strollers are not allowed in the passage from the Sistine Chapel directly to the Basilica
St Peter's Basilica: on request the tours starting within 2.30 pm can continue to the Basilica only if all visitors can use the stairs and with out wheelchairs, walkers or strollers. In those cases the 3-hours tour will be all inside the Vatican Museum's . Your guide will coordinate the timing in both cases. If you wish to enter the Basilica, avoid the Wednesday morning tour. The Pope might held the audience in the square, and the Basilica will be open to visitors at 1:00 pm