While we didn’t go in as we were too tired after the Vatican & the Sistine Chapel we sat down in the very busy St Pietros Square. The columns & fountains were awesome & the ambience lovely.....

If you will go to Rome, you have to meet Vatican. It is an amazing experience but you have to wait a few hours to the entrance.

I don’t believe words could ever describe this master piece! The church has done an am ing job or preserving this structure and everything in it! This is the largest church on earth and it is truly a site to behold. It is a MUST...More

As you enter, one of the finest Michelangelo pieces, the Pieta, is immediately on your right and it sets the tone for the entire visit. The statues, paintings, altars, ceilings and walls are all stunningly beautiful. That beauty, coupled with the presence of the remains...More

This is a must-see site for any practicing Catholic who visits Rome. The lines for security are long and he crowds can be overwhelming, so it is worth it to be in line by opening time (07:30). The audio-video guide is not worth the money.

Go to Vatican museums first and take the exit marked as for ‘tour guide groups’. Then you don’t have to wait in line. Otherwise go early morning or late afternoon.

It was our second visit and on that day there was an audience and we can see the pope on the big screen. Such a big place loads of walking and admiring