In the middle of Rome, within the Vatican City, rises the famous and fascinating St. Peter's Church. With its imposing dome, it is considered the largest church in the world. If you climb the 120 - meter high dome, you will be amazed by the view over the rooftops of Rome.
In 1626 the building was completed and Pope Urban VIII solemnly inaugurated the church. St. Peter's Basilica, with an area of 15,160 m2, has the largest overbuilt interior, which can accommodate up to 20,000 people. 800 marble, bronze and stucco columns, 44 altars and numerous art treasures, such as the Michelangelo's Pietà, will be shown in the church. Thousands of believers worldwide find themselves in St. Peter's Basilica and St. Peter's Square at the pope's masses.
**Even with the Skip the Line ticket for St. Peter's Basilica, all visitors are required to pass through the mandatory security check, which may involve a short wait.
However, our priority access allows you to save a significant amount of time. While standard entry lines can take up to 3 hours during peak periods, with our service the waiting time is generally reduced to approximately 40 minutes to 1 hour.
At the meeting point you will find the assistant with the green flag
At the meeting point you will find the assistant with the green flag
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