Combo (Save 20%): Colosseum + Vatican Museums Tickets

Hello, I went to Rome for the first time between October 30 and November 2, 2025. I booked my ticket online before my departure. On the afternoon of October 31, I planned to visit the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel. What I really appreciated about Headout was that someone picked me up at the meeting point I'd been given. He was a very nice young man, whose first name I've unfortunately forgotten. He accompanied me inside, to the entrance of the Vatican Museums. I'm sorry I didn't have the presence of mind to give him a small ticket to thank him for picking me up at the meeting point, all the way inside the Museums. I wish I could tip him online via the Headout app. I don't know if it's possible, but I'll ask. So, when you enter the museum, you have the option of taking the escalator to get to the beginning of the tour, or going up the floors by taking a huge spiral staircase, quite wide. As you go up the spiral staircase, you discover various objects of African culture, protected in large display cases or hung on the walls. A magnificent sight. Then you have to pass through long corridors, including the Egyptian Gregorian Museum, which I absolutely had to visit. I'm passionate about ancient Egypt. 😉 After a very long walk through large galleries, where you can see a lot of valuable ancient objects and richly decorated ceilings, it's time to finally arrive at the Sistine Chapel. 😊 It's 40 metres long, 13 metres wide and 21 metres high. The Sistine Chapel's vault originally depicted a starry blue sky, as can still be seen in many churches. I assure you, your wait is well rewarded. The frescoes in the vault are very colorful and quite simply magnificent. It's a shame we're not allowed to take photos and videos. In fact, during my visit, several visitors were called to order by the security guards, as they had had time to take photos and selfies... In fact, the Vatican forbids tourists to take photos of the striking frescoes in the Sistine Chapel and, more generally, the entire collections of its museums, which are already saturated with visitors, in order to facilitate their transit. In any case, since I was able to visit the Trevi Fountain before I left and throw my coins in, I'm sure I'll be back in Rome one day. 😊 But be careful! For this to work, tradition says that you have to turn your back to the fountain, have your coin or coins in your right hand, and throw them over your left shoulder! If you throw one coin into the fountain, you're sure to return to Rome, but you don't know when... if you throw two coins, you're sure to meet love, and if you throw three or more coins, you're sure to marry "a Roman". On that last point, I disagree. Lol! There you go. Anyway, I'll definitely be coming back to Rome one day and visiting the Sistine Chapel and the other places in the Vatican that I didn't have time to see on my first visit. Nice visit to all and thanks again to Headout, for this organization. 😉

Visiting the Vatican was truly an unforgettable experience. Before going, I could not have imagined the size and beauty of the buildings — they were far beyond what any photo could show. The guide contacted us beforehand with clear instructions about when and where to arrive, which made everything easy and well-organized. Once we got there, the guide helped us find the right line and explained everything in a friendly and professional way. Although there were many people, it never felt too crowded or stressful. The atmosphere was calm and respectful. The paintings and decorations were simply indescribable — their detail and colors left me speechless. It was an inspiring and breathtaking visit that I would highly recommend to anyone.

The experience was good, although as we arrived 2 hours before the entrance to the colosseum they did not let us see first the Roman forum and the Palatine before entering the colosseum. And inside the colosseum the organization of the routes are very bad so that if you wanted to go up to the upper floors then when you came down they did not let you go back to visit the part of the arena and outside the colosseum they did not let us enter because we had a full experience ticket.

This tour for the Vatican museums and Sistine Chapel was an excellent choice for us, we were guided through to the front of the line and guided inside to the starting point of the Vitican courtyards and gardens which lead to the first museum with the statue Apollo! We were really happy we chose this as we saw a huge line down the block to purchase tickets - but we skipped all that saving us so much time. Bravo & Thank you!

You are picked up at the corner by the guides and are practically handed over once you are inside the museum with the guide on duty. No lines They are already with ears for all the crossings and security gates which allows you to be agile and calm without any stress. A real wonder and the guide we had was a cutie with accurate data and lots of perfect information. A great experience recommended