The Vatican Museums are one of the most visited art sites in Italy, with over 6 million people every year enjoying its wonderful spaces: 7 km of corridors where you can admire frescoes, paintings and sculptures collected during the various pontificates, from the 1500 onwards.
Museums are a must for anyone who lives in or visits Rome, but discovering them while they are closed to the general public and in the evening hours is an unforgettable experience.
The tour will start with the Pio Clementino Museum and continue in the Upper Galleries (Gallery of Candelabra, Tapestries, Maps and Raphael’s Rooms) and end with the Sistine Chapel.
 
The visit will be introduced by the Management of the Vatican Museums, to share with the participants the experience in the management of one of the most famous and important museums in the world.