In the world smallest State you will walk through halls full of surprises, artworks and architectural wonders.
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You will go though the spectacular Cortile della Pigna and the Cortile del Belvedere, passing by the Animal’s Gallery, to join the Muse's Room (Torso del Belvedere),and then in the famous Circle Room.
Then you will pass by the Greek Cross Room, in order to admire Saint Helen's and Saint Constance sarcophagus. You will go through the Sala della Biga and continue throughout several galleries: the Candelabra gallery, the Galleria degli Arazzi, the Map's Gallery.
Furthermore, you'll reach the Pius V's Room and moreover the Sobieski Room, which is the Immaculate Conceptions' room.
Finally you’ll arrive to the famous Sistine Chapel : it has been entirely frescoed by Michelangelo and represents a spectacular place that you would never want to leave.
Our tour will carry on to Saint Peter's basilica by passing in front of the famous Porta Santa. Inside the church you'll admire the renowned Michelangelo's La Pietà and St. Peter's Baldachin: the statue made by Arnolfo di Cambio in honor of Saint Peter. Furthermore, you will see the Vatican's cavern where the Popes' tombs are located.
How ROME-antic...this tour is the perfect romantic honeymoon gift, wedding gift, St. Valentines Day present or even Anniversary Gift for your loved one.
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This tour offers a view of the Catholic world of Vatican. You will visit the Vatican Museums, Raphael’s Rooms, Gallery of the Tapestries, Gallery of Maps and St. Peter’s Basilica.
Visit the papal thermal springs and find out which of the mighty ancient rulers visited them, and what do modern scientists say about their medicinal properties.
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