Vatican Museum, Sistine Chapel and St. Peter Basilica Private tour with Official Guide

If your group includes a person with a disability who uses a wheelchair or requires one, please let us know during the booking process so we can organize the appropriate itinerary and services. The Vatican Museums offers a dedicated wheelchair-accessible route that includes both the Museums and the Sistine Chapel. However, St. Peter’s Basilica is not accessible via this internal route, as the only passage from the Sistine Chapel to the Basilica involves stairs and is therefore not suitable for wheelchairs. Wheelchair rental is available and can be arranged during booking.

For groups larger than three people with a disabled member, the tour will be divided after entering the Vatican Museums. The main part of the group will continue with the licensed guide along the standard itinerary, which ends inside St. Peter’s Basilica. The guest in a wheelchair, along with a qualified assistant provided by us (available at an additional cost), will follow the accessible itinerary, which concludes at the exit of the Museums.

If the guest in a wheelchair would like to visit St. Peter’s Basilica, we will arrange a private transfer (at an additional cost) from the Vatican Museums to St. Peter’s Square, where they will rejoin the rest of the group and the guide at a designated meeting point near the Basilica. Our team will take care of the logistics to ensure everything runs smoothly — there’s no need to worry about coordinating this yourself.

Please note: The Vatican Museums require that the guest present a valid disability certificate in order to access the official accessible route. This certificate must be submitted at the time of booking.

Be sure to inform your travel agent of these details when reserving your tour, so we can guarantee a seamless and enjoyable experience for everyone in your group.