St. Peter Basilica Entry to Papal Tombs and Dome Option

Discover the spiritual heart of Vatican City with reserved entry to St. Peter’s Basilica, one of the most magnificent churches in the world. Meet your host near St. Peter’s Square and enjoy a smooth check-in process before entering the Basilica. Before your visit, you will also receive a complimentary printed visitor map of St. Peter’s Basilica to help you navigate its most important highlights and make the most of your experience.

Meeting Point

Meet With Us Here

1. Piazza della Città Leonina, 7

Arrival Time

Please arrive 20 minutes before your scheduled start time.

Good To Know

Please bring a valid ID for entrance, for all participants

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During Your Journey

  • Arrive our meeting point and begin your experience in the heart of Vatican City.
  • Enter St. Peter’s Basilica and explore one of the largest churches in the world.
  • Use the audioguide to discover the history, art, and architecture of the Basilica.
  • Admire Michelangelo’s Pietà and Bernini’s Baldachin in detail.
  • Enjoy panoramic views over Vatican City and Rome with Dome option

Experience Includes

Reserved Entry Tickets to St. Peter’s BasilicaMultilingual Digital Audio GuideAccess to the Vatican Grottoes and Papal TombsHost Assistance at the Meeting PointPrinted St. Peter’s Basilica Visitor MapOptional Reserved Dome Access with Elevator

Please Note

  • All participants must bring a valid ID or passport.
  • Visitors must pass through mandatory security checks.
  • Please ensure shoulders and knees are covered, as required by the Basilica’s dress code regulations.
  • A smartphone with internet access and personal earphones are required to use the digital audio guide.
  • Audioguides are available in 11 languages: Italian, English, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, and Chinese.
  • Guests selecting the Dome Access option should note that, although elevator access is included to the first terrace, approximately 320 steps remain to reach the top of the Dome.
  • The upper sections of the Dome include narrow staircases, steep passages, and confined spaces that may not be suitable for guests with mobility limitations, claustrophobia, vertigo, heart conditions, or those uncomfortable in tight spaces.

FAQs

No, this is a self-guided experience with an audioguide.