Sistine Chapel & Vatican Museums Small-Group Tour

At the indicated time, meet your guide at the following address in Rome: 4 Via Tunisi. The guide will be waiting at the top of the stairs, almost on the corner of Viale Vaticano Street, opposite the entrance to the Vatican Museums. They'll be holding a sign saying Tourismotion.

Please arrive at the meeting point at least 10 minutes in advance of the indicated time to check-in. If you're late, it won't be possible to join the group, and no reimbursement will be made. We won't be able to give you the tickets so that you can access on your own. Please note that your booking is for a guided tour with group tickets, not individual tickets. If you do not arrive at the meeting point at the scheduled time, the agency will not be able to provide you with tickets, as these are for group use only and at specific times.

We recommend calculating your route with Google Maps.

Important Info

• Large backpacks, long umbrellas, and other large objects aren't allowed.
• To enter the Sistine Chapel, women must cover their shoulders and knees and avoid low-cut necklines. Men must also wear trousers that reach their knees.
• This activity isn't suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs.
• The Sistine Chapel is a place of worship, so the guides aren't allowed to give explanations once inside. Taking pictures and videos is also prohibited.
• This tour is not valid for school groups. If you show up to the tour with a school group, you won't be able to access the monument, and it'll be necessary to purchase the correct type of tickets after checking availability.
• People with a disability classified at more than 74% can obtain a refund of the entrance fee to the museums. To do so, they must inform the provider and attach their disability certificate at least 72 hours before the start of the tour. Failure to give prior notice will result in the loss of the right to reimbursement of the ticket.
• Starting in February 2026, and for approximately 3 months, extraordinary maintenance work will be carried out on Michelangelo's 'The Last Judgement'. However, the Sistine Chapel will remain open and can be visited as normal throughout the duration of the work. The restoration will be carried out behind a large high-definition canvas reproducing the image of the fresco, thus minimising the visual impact on visitors.

Temporary Closures

In the event of extraordinary closures or restrictions imposed by the Vatican Museums, no reimbursements will be provided. While the tour itinerary may be adjusted, the overall duration of the tour will remain the same.

The Holy See may close the Sistine Chapel due to religious celebrations without warning. In these cases, no reimbursements will be provided.