Vatican gems on a private Jubilee Journey

For a first time in Rome a visit of the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St. Peter Basilica is mandatory. Come with me to explore the origin of the Catholic world, all started here in the 64 A. D. when St Peter died under the first persecutions of the emperor Nero. The Basilica was built twice on his tomb, the Popes came to live in a fortress by the side and turned it in a case of treasures made by the genius of their times. Galleries, courtyards, beautiful rooms crowded by ancient statues, mosaics, tapestries and frescoes with maps made in the '500 of the Italian Peninsula. Take this itinerary up to the Sistine Chapel, one of the most well known jewel of the Renascence. The Tour ends with a visit of St Peter Basilica, a  miracle of architecture in use since 400 years,   and with an amazing view over St Peter square, where you will be part of a huge hug inside the colonnades of the Mother Church of Rome.