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- Marcio CacaoOctober 9, 2011Strange as it may sounds, have been to this place several times and never saw the Pope... Who cares?! :)
- Valerie KraskovaFebruary 9, 2013You have to have cash if you are going to buy something inside. Cards aren't accepted
- Dave SSeptember 23, 2011Book a group tour if you want to get in smooth. it's worth it if you don't have much time.
- Harry K.October 9, 2011Pre-book tickets from the internet for Museum and St.Peter. Go to Museum entrance straight and avoid all queues.
- Martin OplockýJuly 28, 2013Strange feeling to be in the middle of the smallest state in the world :-)
- Tasha MajorJuly 19, 2011Pay attention to the dress code (no tank tops/bare shoulders/shorts). It would stink to wait in that long line just to get turned away! If you have to, buy a couple souvenir scarves to cover up!
- MashinitoMarch 29, 2011Don't buy anything in the shops around the Vatican City. Everything is super overpriced (e.g. 48€ for a 2gb memory card, 8€ for a piece of pizza, etc.)
- Simon PicklesOctober 7, 2010Get here early on a Sunday to get the best view of The Pope's Mid-day Service
- Dinçer GöksülükJuly 5, 2013It is exactly one of overrated place in Rome. There are much better places in Rome to visit without any line to wait for hours. Go to Pantheon, Piezza Popolo, etc...
- The Museum of all the Museum around the world... Vatican Museum
- Jovita VieiraFebruary 12, 2014Be careful what you take with you. Bags are searched as you go in to the square.
- Natalia CalaJuly 2, 2011If you enter the Vatican dont wear short shorts skirts ect. The ice cream around is NOT cheap.
- Salvo PennisiOctober 14, 2010Nice bb in the heart of rome, visit our website or contact me for accomodations
- Laura BravettiSeptember 21, 2011Que was half way around the square, but only took 15 mins... Well worth it!
- TIMEFebruary 29, 2012In 1994, TIME named Pope John Paul II its Man of the Year, calling him the "Warrior Pope."
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