Vatican Travel Guide

VATICAN TRAVEL GUIDE

The world’s smallest 3. country..

Vatican’s population was recorded as 842 according to the census made in March 2017.. In other words, the Vatican holds the third place among the smallest countries in the world.. Although the Vatican, located in the middle of Rome, feels like you have passed the garden wall and entered a palace, you are actually entering another country.. Two birds with one stone… When this is the case, it is not possible to leave without seeing the Vatican when you have come all the way to Rome.. It is enough to spare a full day for the Vatican, where even waiting in the museum queue takes hours.. But if you are studying art or if you are interested in art and architecture, then you need 2 days.

The capital of the country with the Vatican flag and the Vatican emblem is Vatican City.. Okay, maybe it can have its own pope, its own flag or something, but it should not be forgotten that it is a city-state.. So it’s still a small country…

The ideal season to go to the Vatican = any season! If you coincide your Rome and Vatican vacation with summer, if you add the coasts of Italy to your vacation, if you do a cultural tour and if you say “I’ve been to the Mediterranean in Italy, too”. Oh, of course, there will also be a religious tour.. As a matter of fact, the Vatican is the center of the Catholic sect of the Christian religion…

Transportation to the Vatican

By the metro from the Repubblica station in Rome (or from the metro departing from Tiburtina It can be any metro station) You can get off at one of the Ottaviano – San Pietro, Mueso Vaticani or Cipro stops and enter the Vatican country (When you say that, it is very cool sdsds). Metro runs every 9 minutes. The journey from Rome to the Vatican takes an average of 45 minutes.. Or if you are on a tour of Italy by car, press directly and follow the arrows..

Accommodation in the Vatican

Don’t stay, sir! needlessly expensive. Assuming you’ve already combined a Roman holiday with a Vatican tour (we think you’re not just coming for the Vatican), you’re already staying in Rome, what do you need?. If you’re reading a section on art or if you’re very, very deeply attached to art, that’s different.. But we still say stay in Rome. We seem to hear you say where to stay in Rome.

Come to our Rome travel article, suggestions are there.. Click.

What to Pay Attention to in the Vatican!

Vatican Migration of Tribes: The Vatican is a crowded city, even a very crowded city, sorry country! It triples its normal population with tourists.. Think! That’s why, especially if you go in the summer, you will not only evaporate, you will look at a painting with tourist brothers like a pile of fish on top of it, or you will find yourself taking your steps in sync.. Sort of like the United Nations! (We wouldn’t have said sdsdsd). That’s why we recommend you to make your Vatican tour in the spring.. We wish you to be least affected by the immigration of tourist tribes..

Vatican shopping: Just like buying something from Sultanahmet is twice as expensive, so is buying souvenirs from the Vatican.. Whatever you buy is already in Rome, so don’t waste your money here..

Clothing in the Vatican: Don’t worry, it’s a serious problem! You have to dress like you’re going to a place of worship. After getting out of the sea on the shores of Rome like us, not in your beachwear! (Yes, we made this mistake) You pass a solid security check at the entrance to the Vatican Museums.. So your arm and leg will be covered. This rule is not only valid for women. Men cannot wear shorts as well.. The sun fell on us, so we were removed from that long queue.. The security at the gate is very strict and tough! No matter how much we muttered, he didn’t let us in.. With our friend’s pocket knife as a last resort, we sacrificed the dress, cut the lining inside and covered our shoulders.. The dress was white, it was see-through, but in the end, the sleeves were closed.. They let you in . It’s from us to tell

Vatican museums are free: We seem to feel that we are attracting attention Namely, on the last Sunday of every month, the entrance to the Vatican museum is free of charge (The same situation existed in Paris, our careful readers remember), on September 27, World On Tourism Day, those under the age of 6, those with a disability greater than 74% (What is this?!^+) and some art-related teachers, museum directors, etc…

Vatican ticket: Student ID is accepted at the entrance to the museum. Offers a discount like half the price of a full ticket. But the ticket queue! If you will see a crazy queue before entering the Vatican museum. People’s bread queue brings justice! We waited for at least two hours, under that heat in the summer! But we also cut the dress, we will either enter or we will enter. It’s become a matter of pride. But don’t waste your time waiting for hours like we did, buy tickets online in advance.. Click

The full package: includes the Vatican museum and the Sistine Chapel = 20  Euros

The Pilgrim package: (It was fun to name these packages sdfsdfsdf) =12 Euros..

Other packages are if you go in groups of at least 10 people from a religious high school or university and you bring a signed and stamped certified letter from the school.. It’s very detailed… In such a case, the school will probably cover the entrance fee…

Vatican Food and Drink

The Vatican is a complete wreck! Of course, that doesn’t mean you’ll be hungry.. We recommend that you bring something to eat with you.. If you say “Oh dear, we’ll pay whatever you want”; Cafe Vaticano at the end of the Vatican Museum, Sciascia Caffè, which is a 15-minute walk from the Vatican Museum and 2 blocks from the Ottaviano metro station, and Caffetteria Ruberto for snacks and bakery products are the preferred eating places…

Places and Artifacts to See in the Vatican

Vatican Library: The library in the holy place was opened in 1475. Considered one of the oldest libraries in the world. It is said that there were secret documents about the Turks in the library.. It is said that there are more than 500 Ottoman manuscripts..

Vatican Museums (Vatican Museums): Artifacts collected by Pope Julius II have now become a museum complex under the name of Vatican Museums.. In the complex, which consists of 54 museums, we have included the must-sees.. Of course they are all precious.. But after a while, if you don’t have enough art knowledge, it is very difficult to understand the difference between them.. It should also be noted that the museums are located quite scattered from each other.. On top of that, when you enter the museum after waiting in the queue, which is almost the size of the Vatican, that is kilometers long, you want to see the most important works as soon as possible…

Sistine Chapel (Sistine Chapel): 1477- Built between 1483 with Renaissance architecture, the chapel is named after Pope IV.. He gets it from Sixtus. The Sistine Chapel is of great importance as it is the house of the Pope and the place where the Pope’s elections were held.. In addition, the other biggest feature of the Sistine Chapel is the ceiling decorations prepared by Michelangelo.. Among these ornaments, the most well-known ones are; The Judgment Day and the Creation of Adam are frescoes.

St. Peter’s Basilica (or St. Peter’s Basilica; St.. Peter’s Basilica, Basilica di San Pietro): The largest church in Christianity and the world, also the place where Catholics make pilgrimage. It is possible to see many sculptures and paintings inside the Basilica.

• The first of the most important structures in the Basilica of St. Peter; The dome designed by Michelangelo and completed only 26 years after his death.

• The second is the bronze spiral column named Baldaken;

• The third is The Prophet, made by Michelangelo, preserved in the glass section. Mary’s Prophet. Pietra statue and bronze San Pietro statue carrying the lifeless body of Jesus.

Also, according to legend, the golden ball found in the dome of San Pietro Basilica is the most important thing that the Ottomans wanted to conquer. red apple representing the city. We are sure that all the details in St. Peter’s Basilica and the magical atmosphere of the cathedral will take you in… draw…

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