Vatican City

Vatican City is home to the Vatican Museum, which is made up of over one thousand rooms and galleries containing a multitude of amazing treasures collected by Popes throughout the centuries. Read more

For malaysian, spare 1 day just for this spot n be prepared to walk thousand steps. They have vatican museum n st peter basilica. Inside museum is sistine chapel. Buy ticket from reliable operator

It's pretty and clean and intresting, but really crowded.too many turists you have to wait in long lines if you're not in a group,but there are some guys called "skip the line" it worth the 4euro

I recommend visiting at the afternoon for less crowdedness . A tour guide is a must to enjoy tour visit

Smallest country in the world. Something you can cross off your bucket list ;) make sure you visit the dome in the st pieters church for an epic Vatican skyline view! ( first door on the right)

It’s the world smallest country. Full of art and faith. Amazing Saint Peter’s basílica & Vatican museums. It’s very recommended to buy online tickets for Vatican museums, the gardens and necropolis.

Worth visiting . Amazing museum , full of fabulous pieces of Art. Go with guide tour In Order to enjoy your experience . St.peter square is nice too .

Reserve tickets for the Vatican Museums ahead of time and use that to enter the Basilica as well. Easy to spend 4-6 hours here!

Tips: Choose carefully your ticket and buy it online. Or else you will spend 1 hour minimum queueing outside. Also don't accept "help offers" from people around the city, unless they wear orange vest

You can watch St peters square & go inside St peters basilica(must watch)for free.You need tickets to go upto dome of St Peters basilica,sistine chapel & vatican museum.Line to get in is approx 1 hr.

Vatican(Ottaviano station) is connected by metro on A line.The metro station is approx 1 km walk from vatican city. You can change to B line metro at Roma Termini.Colosseum(B)->Termini->Ottaviano(A)

Beautiful buildings, fountains and sculptures all around. You'll need 5-6 hours to see the best part of it. Better go in the morning or try to book online (if online tickets are available).

Never visit vatican museums at weekends. Overcrowded. Of course, expositions are fascinating and incredible

A must see when you're in the city of Rome! Lots of history and culture to check out all in one place!

A must see place , just amazing , the center of the earth , you'll know what I'm talking about when you enter saint Peters basilica and I'm not even religious :)

Capital Musem Tours have visit guided by 47€ per person. The visit takes about 2 hours and walk all vantican places.

National Post religion reporter Charles Lewis delves into Church history and the inner workings of the Roman Curia at the Pontifical Institute of the If you want to see the Pope, go here on Wednesday!

Be prepared to spend a lot of time here, maybe several days if you wish to explore the museums. In the summer museums are open until 10PM once a week.

Don't go to the Vatican in the Monday's morning, it will be crowded. But if you be there around 4pm, it would be almost empty & comfortable to sights seeing.except May of course

The most interesting here is the museum, however a great "neighbourhood" with many places to eat or drink sth around.

Skip-the-line-tour is a must during summer. It's small but you still need to spend at least half day in Vatican. Worth!

Be properly dressed. For women, dresses above knee can cause problem getting in.As a work around I have seen girls wrapping scarfs around their waists to make their dresses look longer.

very beautiful museum,square and the saint peters basilica! totally worth the visit and the extra money to skip the line!

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This is one time when joining a guided group is acceptable. Pick the right guide and the'll get you past the queues and inside in no time, then you can ditch the group and explore at your own pace.

Better buy tickets online. Otherwise you will be pleased with the surroundings. (which is not bad either)

The long queue but here is very interesting & beautiful.

Home to the Sistine Chapel, Obelisk, Vatican Museum & of course the Pope! If you don't explore it "when in Rome" you'll have missed out big time!

Visit at night. We were there at 10pm. Plenty of people around taking photos, chilling around the fountain. Great shots, safe place.

The Pope speeches every Sunday at noon. But he may be late for 15-20 min. Everything around St.Peter's square is closed during his speech till 1 pm on Sunday.

Sunday at noon is the Angelus prayer when the Pope speaks from his window overlooking St. Peter's Square, while on Wednesday morning is the weekly general audience

Pay the extra money for a tour to cut the lines into the museum and the Sistine Chapel!

Country inside the country, don’t forget your passport if you want to go inside

Is a must in Rome, you will not regret it. Dont forget to send a postcard 👌

The smallest country in the world !!

Buy all the tickets over the net, lines are too much long for waiting. And go on the top of Duomo, the view is spectacular.

The best time to go is really early in the morning so there are not a lot of people. Its best to go to the museum first and the Basilica after. Museum is free on sundays!

It takes 20 minutes to get to the Musei Vaticani from the main plaza with the famous basillica and courtyard "Front" of the Vatican...then 5-15 minutes in line @ security scan

The lines are big and hard to get in in a crowded place. If you are willing to wait for the experience, definitely try it.

Independent city inside Rome ❤ ️has 900 citizens and 1000 staff.

Don't let people cut your front in the row, make them wait like everybody! If it's necessary ask: Do you really want to go to heaven?

Unlike everybody says, the best time to arrive is at 12ish. The queue is significantly smaller and there are less annoying hawkers on the streets.

The pope is the king from the Vatican city one of the smallest states in the world since the years 1929 ...😜

Make sure you are not wearing anything above the knees and to have your shoulders covered - the churches are very strict with this policy.

If you dont care about climbing 551 steps, dome view is photogenic

Buy your souvenirs right outside the V.C. along the river, they’re the same but WAAAAY cheaper!

This is a place not to miss out on visiting, filled with lots of History and culture

If you are afraid of spontaneously combusting upon entering, don't worry! There are big basins of water conveniently by the door!

Need a couple hours to visit all (which we didn‘t have) but to see the square and the surroundings was OK if you are not that into it :)

Beautiful views from the top of the Basilica if you can tackle the 551 steps!