Embark on a captivating self-guided audio tour, which includes an entrance ticket, through the Vatican, a symbol of the Church's power and wealth, the birthplace of Catholic Christianity, and the historic abode of popes. This independent exploration unravels the Vatican's narrative, a small yet globally influential state.

This immersive in-app audio guide delves into the Vatican Museums, a treasury of diverse artworks spanning centuries and continents. Acquired by the Roman Catholic Church over five centuries, these priceless pieces create an expansive collection, now housed in a vast complex of 1400 halls from 20 museums, a testament to grandiosity in itself. While it's impossible to cover every inch, the curated route of the audio tour highlights key landmarks.

Traverse the Pio-Clementino Museum, stroll through the resplendent Gallery of the Chandeliers and the Gallery of the Geographical Maps, and marvel at the renowned Raphael’s Rooms.
Witness iconic sculptures like Apollo Belvedere and the Laocoon, and appreciate the awe-inspiring paintings within the Sistine Chapel.

The journey concludes with a visit to St. Peter's Basilica, one of the world's most exquisite cathedrals.

Explore the Vatican's treasures with an in-app audio tour
Learn how Michelangelo created the Sistine Chapel Admire the breathtaking beauty of Pieta
Unravel the narrative of a small yet influential state
Be guided through the must-sees of the Vatican Museums

Important to know

Not allowed:

Sleeveless and/or low-cut garments, shorts above the knee, miniskirts and hats are not permitted

Know in advance:

This tour is not affiliated with the Vatican Museums but is provided by an independent creator
Ticket to the museums and the basilica is included
You will get a link to download the app and the tour by email and SMS
Visitors are required to leave in the cloakroom all luggage, suitcases, rucksacks, packages and containers not considered suitable by staff on account of their size or nature. The cloakroom service is free of charge
To ensure the safety of visitors and to protect the artistic patrimony, the Vatican Museums require all knives, scissors and/or metal tools of various types to be stored in the cloakroom