St. Peter’s Basilica, a significant Vatican church, boasts rich history and artistic contributions from luminaries like Michelangelo, Raphael, and Bernini. Built on the site of an ancient basilica, completed in 1590 during the Renaissance, it holds the tombs of great popes, including St. Peter. The dome, with fragments of the timbers from Jesus's crucifixion, forms a key-shaped view from the top – a symbol of Christian popes.

Embark on a Dome Climb with an expert guide, starting at St. Peter’s Square. Take an elevator to the base of the dome and marvel at the world's largest bronze canopy by Bernini. You are then given free time to climb to the upper viewing deck by a spiral staircase made of 320 steps, reaching 446 ft high for breathtaking 360-degree views of Rome, including iconic landmarks like the Colosseum and Pantheon.

Experience Fast Access inside the basilica and crypts, exploring treasures like Michelangelo’s Pietà and the Holy Door. Venture underground to the Vatican Crypts, resting places of over a hundred popes.

In intimate groups led by expert guides, delve into the significance of the basilica's dome, its impact on Christian architecture, and the stories of Renaissance artists. Enjoy free time to climb to the highest point, discover iconic treasures, and explore one of Christianity's holiest sites in just over two hours.

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