Ticket Highlights
- Access to 26 galleries that include 54 rooms, starting from ancient Greek, Roman and Egyptian arts to modern and contemporary artworks.
- Visit all three floors of the museum and view numerous Papal collections
- View religious artworks and remnants gathered through excavations and restorations of Christian and Jewish origin.
- It houses many non-religious artworks, like inscriptions related to urban and municipal engravings related to administration, kings, royalties etc.
- A detailed tour of the Sistine Chapel, which displays the iconic Michelangelo paintings and holds Papal ceremonies.
✅Inclusions:
- Skip the ticket line entry to all the halls and galleries of the Vatican Museums.
- Optional audio guides are available in 10 languages.
- Self-guided tour of the museums.
- Access to washrooms, cafeteria, other facilities, and rest places is in the courtyards.
❌ Exclusion
- Guided tour
- Ticket to St.Peter’s Basilica
- Access to St. Peter’s Basilica’s dome
Ticket Prices
The Vatican Skip The Line Tickets are priced at €31 for adults aged 19 years and above.
Youths between 7 and 18 years old get a 55% discount, and the tickets cost €20 per person.
Kids below 6 years old don’t need a ticket to enter the museums.
| Visitor Age | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult ticket (19+ years) | €31 |
| Youth ticket (7 to 18 years) | €20 |
| Infants (6 years and below) | Free entry |
The same ticket with an audio guide costs €38 for adults (19+ years) and €28 for youths (7 to 18 years).
Kids below 6 years get free entry.
Meeting Point
With the tickets to the Vatican Museums, go straight to the Vatican Museum entrance.
Address: Vatican Museums, 00120 Città del Vaticano (Viale Vaticano). Get Directions
Show your ticket to the security personnel and scan it at the designated place to enter.
Note: Arrive when you have an assigned time slot, as you cannot enter before that.
Important Information About this Ticket
- The Vatican Museums visit involves a lot of walking and can become tiresome for children under 6 years of age.
- You must carry a passport or any ID card for children and youths with valid tickets visiting the museums.
- Follow the dress code of the Vatican Museums and the city by wearing clothes that cover your shoulders, knees and chest.
- The security check at the entrance is quite elaborate, like in the airports.
- Please note that during high season (June, July and August), security lines can wait up to 30 minutes.
- Visitors with disabilities must provide their disability certificate to allow someone to accompany them free of charge.
- If you plan to visit St Peter’s Basilica and the Square, note that it may remain closed during the mornings due to the Papal audience.
- The museum timings change during special events.
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