Enjoy a visit to the famous Cupola of St. Peter's Basilica: the highest point of the city of Rome.
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Discover the masterpieces of this venue, including:
✅ | Enjoy the panoramic views of Rome from the highest building in the city |
✅ | Head to the base of the Dome by elevator |
✅ | Learn interesting facts about St. Peter's with an audio guide |
What you get:
✅ | Audio-guided combo tour (Basilica and Dome) |
✅ | Cupola Entry ticket |
✅ | Assistance at the meeting point |
What you don’t get:
❌ | Mobile Device & Earphone |
❌ | Skip-the-line access |
❌ | Live guide |
Important details to understand before starting your tour:
✅ | Please ensure you arrive promptly at the meeting point at the time you have booked, so you can exchange your voucher. |
✅ | Please note that the elevator will take you to the first level of the Dome. To reach the top you will need to climb around 300 steps. For this reason, the tour is not recommended for children under 7 years and adults over 75 years or anyone claustrophobic, suffers from vertigo, or has walking difficulty. |
✅ | Entrance to the Vatican is subject to a strict dress code. Please make sure your shoulders and knees are covered. Low-cut or sleeveless tops or shorts are not allowed for men or women. |
✅ | Visitors who do not adhere to the dress code will not be permitted entry to the Vatican. |
✅ | Not recommended for pregnant women or participants with heart complaints, back problems or other serious medical conditions. |
✅ | Not wheelchair accessible. |
What do I need to know before visiting St Peters Basilica?
Knives, scissors, and any sharp objects must be surrendered before entering either the Basilica or the Museums. The dress code to enter the Basilica and the Museums is strictly enforced. Sleeveless shirts, shorts above the knee, and miniskirts are not permitted.
What time is best to climb St Peter's Dome?
We recommend arriving early in the morning, so you won't have to wait in a long security line or the line to climb the dome.
How many steps I can climb with the elevator at St Peters Basilica?
The elevator will take you to the first level of the Dome. To reach the top you will need to climb around 300 steps. For this reason, the tour is not recommended for children under 7 years and adults over 75 years or anyone who is claustrophobic, suffers from vertigo or has a walking difficulty.
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