Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comSkip the Line: Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter's Basilica Half-Day Walking Tour
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Excellent overall experience. Shame about the queue; if I was to take this trip again, I would definitely request a Saturday visit.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United Kingdom, November 2007
This booking was well worth it to skip the Saturday lines. I would highly recommend this trip to anyone looking for a cursory visit to the three sites. If you want in-depth time at any of the sites, choose another tour. The tour guide was outstanding.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States, November 2007
Our guide was absolutely outstanding. We learned so much from her in a most enjoyable way. She was also a very proud Roman who was delighted to share her knowledge of the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican with us.
Reviewed by: Edward F, Canada, November 2007
This was by far my favorite stop on our trip. Our guide was so knowledgeable, she definitely made the entire experience come alive for us. She spent an extra hour with our group and we really absorbed a lot of information. I don't think these places would have been as interesting alone.
Reviewed by: Deborah J, United States, November 2007
Our tour guide made this tour outstanding. She spoke English well. Her knowledge of the Vatican was extensive! The pace was nice, not rushed. It was a small group which was nice. We were provided headphones so we could hear her commentary well. I highly recommend this tour for all.
Reviewed by: Bunny A, United States, November 2007
Brilliant, we would never be able to navigate around the Vatican. There's so much to see and take in but our guide was very knowledgeable and patient to describe the more important parts during the 4 hour session. Again we had a wheelchair user with us and we did not get forgotten. The headphones were a godsend and they helped us to keep in touch as well as helped us with understanding what we were seeing. A great tour and I would recommend if it's your first visit to the Vatican.
Reviewed by: Debbie C, United Kingdom, November 2007
Our guide was great and full of information and it was nice to skip the extremely long line. The tour was worth every penny.
Reviewed by: Brad M, United States, November 2007
Brilliant! Our guide was absolutely fantastic. She was witty, full of information, and had a genuine interest in what she did!
Reviewed by: Simon B, Australia, November 2007
Our tour guide was fantastic and definitely made our trip to the Vatican a memorable experience!
Reviewed by: Amanda R, United States, November 2007
Best tour that I have gone on yet. The guide was very knowledgeable and really knew her stuff. The tombs should also have been included though.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United Arab Emirates, November 2007
Excellent. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and humorous.
Reviewed by: Paul M, United States, November 2007
Anyone going to Rome should definitely prebook this tour! Fabulous tour guide made this experience the best possible!
Reviewed by: John W, United States, November 2007
An excellent place to visit in Rome - not to be missed. Inevitably there are crowds, and this way does not avoid queues as you might hope, but the excellent guide we had brought things to life more than any guidebook or audio guide could. It is a pity that there is actually so little time despite the tour lasting over two hours on top of queuing time.
Reviewed by: John R, United Kingdom, October 2007
Awesome experience!!
Reviewed by: Christopher S, United States, October 2007
The tour guide was excellent! She added a dimension because of her great knowledge. We got lucky - it only took 30 minutes' wait to get in. Sometimes the wait is 2.5 hours. Maybe the skip-the-line tour would be better; waiting in line in Rome is no fun.
Reviewed by: Paul H, United States, October 2007
