St. Peter’s Basilica: Digital Audio Guide Only

This self-guided audio tour allows you to explore St. Peter’s Basilica at your own pace. You will discover the art and history of the Basilica, including Michelangelo's Pietà and Bernini’s Baldacchino, with fascinating commentary. The audio guide is available in multiple languages and can be downloaded directly to your smartphone.

After booking, click the hyperlink on your voucher to download the audio guide to your smartphone. You can choose your preferred language and download the guide before your visit. Once downloaded, you’ll have unlimited access to the audio commentary and can navigate it using the icons on the menu bar.

Yes, entry to St. Peter's Basilica is free of charge. However, there may be a wait time of up to 25 minutes during peak hours due to security checks and large crowds.

This tour is specifically for St. Peter’s Basilica. It does not include access to the Vatican Museums, nor does it offer a live guide or access to other Vatican sites.

The dress code for St. Peter's Basilica requires visitors to cover their knees and shoulders. Additionally, clothing with rips, holes, or transparent materials is not allowed, and hats or sunglasses should not be worn inside.

The audio guide tour lasts about one hour, but you can stay inside St. Peter's Basilica as long as you like during its operating hours.

No, this tour is self-guided. There is no live guide with this option. The audio guide provides all the information you need during your visit.

Yes, after completing the audio tour, you are free to stay inside St. Peter's Basilica and revisit areas of interest. The audio guide can also be used for further exploration at your own pace.

You will need earphones to listen to the audio guide. Make sure to download the guide to your smartphone before your visit to ensure access to all features.

No, there are no additional costs for the digital audio guide. However, if you visit during peak hours, you may have to wait for up to 25 minutes to enter the Basilica due to security checks.

Yes, the St. Peter’s Basilica is accessible to people with mobility issues. However, please be aware that the tour is self-guided, and there may be some walking involved. If you are planning to visit the Dome, it requires climbing stairs and is not wheelchair accessible.