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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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
It was worth every penny! The guide was very knowledgeable, professional & informative!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States, October 2007
The trip was fantastic and guide was brilliant.
Reviewed by: Jonimae E, Australia, October 2007
Very good tour. The tour guide was excellent and knew her subject very well.
Reviewed by: Marge F, United States, October 2007
We had an excellent tour guide, and there was so much to learn about and to be awestruck by. I highly recommend it!
Reviewed by: Susan P, United States, October 2007
Our guide was very knowledgeable and did a great job explaining the highlights in the 3-4 hours we were with her. It must be a tough job trying to squeeze in all that information, and she did a great job in a clear, concise, and pleasant way! It made our trip to the Vatican, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter's definitely worthwhile.
Reviewed by: Cora R, United States, October 2007
This was the highlight of our trip.
Reviewed by: Tom R, United States, October 2007
The conducted tour went off according to plan. The meeting place was a bit strange, being outside a newsagent by a tube station. The tour itself was first class. The wait to get in was to be expected considering the popularity of the venue but didn't encroach on the tour time. It went in excess of three hours. A simple map would have been useful to oriente oneself. The corridors and various rooms were breathtaking, and the Sistine Chapel a joy to behold.
Reviewed by: Gerard M, United Kingdom, October 2007
Our tour guide was excellent and we absolutely loved the tour. We traveled with two small children, four and eight years old, and the tour guide made it very interesting for them too. I highly recommend it! Our tour guide was superb! Thank you!
Reviewed by: Ann Marie F, United States, October 2007
Guide spoke English well. Tour was amazing and well worth the expense. Avoid the long lines this way.
Reviewed by: Michelle L, United States, October 2007
We enjoyed this tour the most of all the ones we did. The tour guide was great, and having our own headsets enabled us to hear every word. She gave a great tour, and our family enjoyed the tour a lot. Thanks!
Reviewed by: Jennifer U, United States, October 2007
Excellent! Very good guide. Loved the personal sound system. Plenty of time to see everything one wanted to see.
Reviewed by: Noela T, Australia, October 2007
This tour was absolutely wonderful. The Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel were far beyond what I had expected - just extraordinary. Even though we couldn't see St. Peter's on the day of our tour because a special ceremony was going on, the tour was still well worth it. I would even take the tour again. Our guide was extraordinary. She was very knowledgeable and personable.
Reviewed by: Mary C, United States, October 2007
This was a very well organized and fun tour. We had a knowledgeable guide.
Reviewed by: Tatiana G, United States, October 2007
This was a great experience. The guide was very informative and thorough. Although going through the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter's is hard to do in a few hours, the guide focused on the important points and then we were free to explore after. I definitely recommend it!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States, October 2007
