The Best Vatican City Pass 2022
About Rome & Vatican Pass + Free Transportation
Everybody knows that a must-visit place when you’re in Rome is Vatican City. There are many things to see and explore inside of Vatican City. The best and most cost-effective way to see everything you want is to buy a Vatican City Pass. Vatican City Pass includes a skip-the-line ticket for Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, a guided tour of St. Peter’s Basilica, and an informative audio guide to the City of Rome, as well as hop-on-hop-off bus access.
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Vatican Pass
Don’t waste time waiting in long queues! Purchase the Vatican City Pass and enter the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums with your skip-the-line ticket. Marvel at the world’s most famous works of art and explore the St. Peter’s Basilica – the iconic Christianity location. Buy your Vatican City Pass! By doing so, you’ll save money and time during your visit to Rome. With this fantastic package, you’ll also receive a 10% discount on a visit to a nearby attraction in Rome.
Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museum: Gaze upon one of the most outstanding artistic achievements in history – the Sistine Chapel’s ceiling. Soak in the beauty of Michaelangelo’s frescoes while you explore the Sistine Chapel. Walkthrough different eras of history while you stroll around Vatican Museums, see works from the Roman Empire, Ancient Egypt, and the Renaissance period
St. Peter’s Basilica: St. Peter’s Basilica is known for being the most beautiful church globally. The Basilica is considered to be the finest example of renaissance architecture and the holiest Christian building. Included in your Vatican City Pass ticket is a guided tour of the St. Peter’s Basilica in French or English language.
City of Rome Audio Guide: Covering a vast range of hotspots across Rome! Your in-depth audio guide to the city will help you better understand all the sights during your Roman adventure. Explore landmarks like the Vatican Museum and Colosseum and discover hidden gems like the Casa di Goethe. Rome audio guide will help you become a true expert on Rome by the time you’ve finished exploring the Eternal City.
- Skip-the-line entrance to the Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel
- Audio guide app with 130+ points of interests in Rome
- Guided tour of St. Peter’s Basilica with an official Vatican guide
- Save 10% on your next booking! Find something else you want to visit, then apply the personal discount code we’ve emailed you
- 1. Choose your visit date! Decide when you want to visit and how many tickets you’ll need
- 2. Complete the payment securely. Complete your payment process with our easy and fast booking process
- 3. Get your tickets! Receive your tickets via email – follow the ticket instructions and enjoy your visit to Rome!
- 4. Save Money – Get a 10% discount on your next booking! Use the discount code sent to you by email and save 10% when you visit another nearby attraction
Book The Vatican City Pass
Get extra insights on Rome’s holiest building by taking an audio-guided tour of St. Peter’s Basilica.
Enter the Vatican City and explore the Sistine Chapel with an audio guide in 10 languages
Discover Rome’s most visited attraction – the Colosseum, with bonus entry to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill
City of Rome Audio guide is included in Rome Tourist Card.
FAQ – Vatican Pass
Is Vatican included in Roma Pass?
Vatican City and all of its attractions, including St Peter’s Basilica, Vatican Museums, and Sistine Chapel, are not included in the Rome Pass. That’s why there is a Vatican Pass you can buy! The city of Vatican has free entry, but to visit the Vatican Museums, all of its galleries, and Sistine Chapel, you need to purchase a ticket. That’s why this Vatican Pass Card is the best way to visit Vatican City. You get fast track entrance and discounted entry to all of Vatican’s top attractions.
What is the difference between the Roma Pass and the Omnia pass?
Roma Pass only includes entrance to the top attractions in Rome. At the same time, the Omnia pass gives you a fast-track entrance to the Vatican as well. Roma Pass also gives you access to the Hop-on Hop-off bus tour, while the Omnia Pass includes public transport. Booking Rome Card Tickets is a great way to explore Rome and Vatican at your own pace while you save time and money.
Is the Vatican pass worth it?
The Vatican Pass Card is undoubtedly worth it because it gives you skip-the-line access to all of the most famous attractions inside of Vatican City. It also gives you priority entrance to the Colosseum, including free entry to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill- one of the most famous Rome attractions. This ticket covers everything you need to visit during your stay in Rome City!
Can you walk around the Vatican for free?
You can enter the Vatican City and stroll around St Peter’s Square and St Peter’s Basilica for free. But, if you want to visit the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, you have to buy an entrance ticket.
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Good to know before you go
- Instant confirmation
- Printed voucher accepted
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance to receive a full refund
- Wheelchair accessible
- You can enter each attraction once
- This ticket is valid for 3 days
Best tickets available
Excellent service. Bought the tickets online, went right to the entrance, they scanned it right off the phone and we were in. Very easy
Amazing!
Amazing experience! An extra 30 minutes would have been great however, and I mean this as a compliment to the guide - considering the incredible amount of sculptures and frescoes on display at the museums, we were delighted to learn so much and would've loved to spend more time walking through the galleries.
Book your ticket today!
- Skip-the-line entrance to the Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel
- Audio guide app with 130+ points of interests in the city
- Priority entrance into the Colosseum
- Save 10% on your next booking! Find something else you want to visit, then apply the personal discount code we’ve emailed you
- Audio guide app for a self-guided tour of the Pantheon in Rome
- Guided tour of St. Peter’s Basilica with an official Vatican guide