Immerse yourself in the iconic St. Peter's Dome, embarking on a captivating journey with an informative audio guide included in your ticket. Ascend at your own pace to the summit, where you can admire the dome's architectural splendour.
At the top, take in stunning panoramic views of Vatican City and Rome. Then, descend into the heart of the basilica, where you’ll encounter remarkable works of art and architecture, each telling its own unique story. The audio guide will deepen your appreciation for St. Peter's Dome and its significant role in Rome’s religious and cultural landscape, as well as the lasting legacy of its creators. Whether you’re a devoted pilgrim or an inquisitive traveller, this experience promises to leave you with a profound connection to one of the world’s most celebrated architectural masterpieces.
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Rome: St.Peter's Basilica audio guide with Dome tickets
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Inclusions
- Entry or admission fee
Exclusions
- Skip the Line
- Live guide
- Food & drinks
- Tips
- Headsets
Tour Plan
Meeting / Pickup
Meet on location: This experience has no pick-up service, customers have to make their way to our meeting point.
Please Note
- Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel & Necropolis are not included.
- knees & shoulders must be covered
- Please note that skip the line isn't possible. All visitors must pass through security check line like airport. It might take 10-120 minutes during high season.
- In the event of unfavourable weather conditions, access to the dome for climbing might be restricted. Should this occur, please feel free to request a partial refund
Cancellation Policy
Fully refundable until 1 day before start
Non-refundable after 1 day before start
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4.4
Climbing to the dome of St.
4.4
We appreciated the well-paced ascent to the dome, which offered stunning views over the city and a unique perspective on St. Peter’s Basilica.