Visita guiada Evite las colas para grupos de los Museos Vaticanos y la Capilla Sixtina con acceso gratuito a la Basílica de San Pedro

Dis-organised - lots of hanging around before going in to the Vatican and once inside less time to look at things you wanted to see didn't even get to go in to the museum.
Oversubscribed - too many people to herd around making it a bun-fight at check in and difficult to hear the guide during the tour even with headphones on once inside you are often out of range due to the size of the group.

we got to see most of what we wanted - but the guide seemed rushed, and we could not understand what was being said some of the time.

The group was 41 people when it was advertised as maximum of 20. From the moment I arrived at the tour office it was disorganised and very unprofessional. The guide was very disorganised and hard to hear. She was also disrespectful when we entered the Sistine Chapel by talking when the signs clearly stated that no talking was permitted. She was continually told by security guards to adhere to the non-talking but ignored them and hence was asked to leave.
We had group members leave throughout the tour.
I'd had a walking tour the day earlier with Walks of Italy and it was fabulous!! The only reason I didn't go with them again was that I had left it too late to book and they were full.
I was very disappointed and would not recommend it to anyone. Go with Walks of Italy if you want a tour that is professional and fabulous!

This was horrible. Skip the line is an outright lie. We were in a very long line, twice. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable but the waiting around was not what was expected, especially when you sign up for a small group tour that reports to skip the line. Would not recommend this at all.

Amazing! The Sistene Chappell was a place of total control with the guards posted inside and outside, completely quite and full respect of the Chappell. The lines were very long, get the skip the line tours, worth every penny. The paintings were breath taking.

We didn't skip-the-line we were IN the longest line. Tour started at 1:30 with a short walk from the office to outside St Peters - we then walked all the way around St Peters to th4e Vatican Museum entrance where we were too early for our group to enter, so we waited another 45 minutes. Then we stood in lines to get in. Once inside, it was a zoo. I basically shuffled my way through crowds for two hours going from room to room. Our tour guide was horrible. She forgot her stick, and she was about 5'2, so no one could see her. We lost my mother for about 20 minutes and another elderly woman lost her husband - because they couldn't see the Guide. My audio was ok, but my wife and mother's systems kept cutting out. Wouldn't do this again - it was miserable

Our tour guide was nice. However, she kept repeating herself frequently, about nonsense. Didn't add to the experience. She had us standing outside looking at a map of the sistine chapel that she laid down on the ground. ugh. The plus is that we didn't have to wait in line.

BOOK a tour! Don't waste valuable time waiting in lines that can take you up to 3 hours to get in. The tours take you in a separate entrance and you go straight in and start your tour. Totally worth it!

We had Irina as our tour guide. She was very informative and was even tastefully humorous. There is a fantastic little restaurant just to the left of the entrance with free wifi while you wait. We got there early and they put us on an earlier tour. We really appreciated the flexibility. I would recommend this to anyone.

The group was much, much too big. There was no guided tour with of the Sistine chapel or St. Paul's. It was far too expensive for such a substandard tour. We were expecting a lot more information to be shared. There was little or no explanations of art work etc.
I felt we had been cheated out of our money by false advertising.