All the informations you need to know before visiting the Vatican City
Do you need Easter Mass Vatican tickets? Is attendance only available for Vatican citizens? How do I get there? Should I reserve in advance? We will answer these questions and more in our Vatican Easter Mass guide. Let’s waste no time and get stuck right in. When Is The Pope Easter Mass At The Vatican? [...]
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The Vatican Obelisk might not be top of mind when you go to Rome – but its an interesting sight, more so if you understand the history. If you haven’t read up on it, then read on. Let’s start by understanding just why a massive obelisk at the Vatican is there anyway. It’s important to [...]
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It is important to take note of the Vatican dress code before you visit - it is likely you will get turned away if you do not pay attention to the requirements. In fact, the Vatican states that “Admission to the Museums is allowed only to properly dressed visitors”. The Holy See is home to [...]
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Visiting the Vatican City? We’re jealous! It is such an amazing trip! Whether you decide to visit on an organized tour - including with skip the line tickets - or on your own, there is so much to see. In fact, there is so much to do in the Vatican that you can’t possibly do [...]
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Along with the Ark of the Covenant and the Grail, the Holy Lance is one of the sacred relics of the Christian world. As Jesus hung on the cross, the Romans prepared to break his legs in order to hasten his death. Just before they did this, they realised that Jesus was already dead, and [...]
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Located in a little church across the road from the St John The Lateran Basilica - the seat of the Pope - are the 28 Holy Stairs Rome known as the Scala Sancta. Legend has it that these stairs are the exact ones that Jesus climbed on the way to his trial in Jerusalem. The [...]
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Let's learn more about Vatican coins together. But first... The Vatican City is a strange concept to get your head around. Entirely surrounded by Rome - surrounded by a 2-mile border - it is the smallest country in the world. However, it is pretty self-sufficient in terms of things like administration and currency. The Vatican [...]
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Simply put, the Vatican at night is wonderful! You may be surprised to find out that the Vatican City attractions are not a 9-5 operation! You can visit the Vatican museum at night. It’s a thing. In this guide, we will give you some insights into how to do it. There are several options, from [...]
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The Holy See Vatican City Flag has been in formal existence since the founding of the Vatican City state in 1929, although elements of it existed before this. The Vatican flag with keys on it and a yellow band on the left-hand side has become recognisable as a symbol of this little country in Rome. [...]
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If you google “papal nuncio definition” you will generally find out that the Papal Nuncio is more or less the Vatican’s equivalent to a diplomatic ambassador to the state in which he operates. He is also the representative of the Pope on foreign soil, and as a result his job is to promote good relations [...]
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