This blew my mind how big this building was. I believe this is better than the Sistine chapel by far. The lines do not take as long as they look and it is free to get into.

We have gone to see St. Peter's Basilica many times and it is always a pleasure. You are amazed by the sheer size of the church. There are so many things to see in the church such as Michelangelo's Pieta, one of the most beautiful pieces of sculpture every created.

We visited the basilica at the end of our Vatican museum tour so we can skip the queue and pass through hallways only available to authorized tours. When we're at the entrance, we realized that despite looking very long, the queue is actually a moving queue, so don't be intimidated looking from far if you're not joining the tour. The... More

The Basilica is just amazing! It also really worth to walk all the 551 steps up to the top of its cupola. The view of Rome from up there is breathtaking.

On the second day of our recent one week visit to Rome my daughter and I had booked a guided tour of the city on a electric golf buggy with our own personal guide. Our final destination was the Vatican City. The place is amazing. At the end of the tour the guide dropped us off and told us the... More

Of course you are going to St Peter's if you're a Catholic, or if you are simply interested in seeing a church that everyone knows about. Be sure to have a guide so you can learn about the altars and art work.

Undeniably an architectural wonder, BUT … after a great day visiting the more ancient and impressive sites we found ‘Jim Bowen’s gaff’ the most unfriendly and unwelcoming place in Rome. If you take away the mumbo-jumbo and you aren’t a member of ‘the club’ then don’t expect a nice vibe from this creepy place. I even saw a nun push... More

This is an absolute must. The Vatican City can get very busy and I would avoid trying to visit St Peter's on a Sunday. We visited In April and the queues were 3 hours long. We paid for a tour which worked really well as we skipped the queues into the Sistene Chapel and museum too. The sheer size of... More

It is the biggest Basilica in the world and it lives up to that and more. We climbed the many stairs to the top so worth the climb the view is of all of Rome...and to see the Square from up there amazing