St. Peter’s Cathedral was the most beautiful thing I have seen in my life. The church was remarkable, breath taking & over the top. It is something that I really can't explain and no picture can do justice. The amount of time that went into constructing the mosaics and HUGE sculptures was mind blowing. I absolutely love it and ...

It has been over 30 years since my visit to Italy, but I still recall the visions even today. I remember sitting in the Sistine Chapel with tears running down my face, realizing the sanctity of where I was. Pretty overwhelming. The Vatican Museum was quite impressive and visiting the Catacombs beneath the Chapel..something to behold. One of the ...

horrible VERY HORRIBLE
no really, im telling the truth. the seanary wasn't that great and everyone looked soloem. really no fun at all. probably great for old people.

u cant put it into words. the history here is just unreal. there is a since of peace around. the art is just awesome and im not the biggest art fan in the world by any means. go early in the morning. easily u cud spend the day here, and more. breath taking

The Vatican is a place to see with a guided tour only. That way you can know about everything. And still enjoy the absolutely amazing building. The art and sculptures you have to see. There are no words that can let you know how beautiful of a place it is. You also have to love walking.

We took a tour around, and we found the entire place amazing! Our tour guide told us about almost everything. There is so much history about it that it almost got a bit too much. But in all, it was a great experience and i plan on going back someday!

You absolutely CANNOT go to Rome and not visit the Vatican. The amount of history present in just this one area is more than you can take in in just one trip. I went several times while in Italy. The beauty of it is truly beyond words.

I don't believe there are words to describe this city. Even if you are not Catholic, you will truly enjoy this city. Be sure to see the museum and courtyards. My husband and I got some sandwiches and just hung out in St Peter's Square and people watched. It was a treat just seeing peoples faces when they first take in the magnitude of the square. The artwork and sculptures are just beyond words.

seeing the pope was the highlight of my life as i was a young man the age of 12 i will not forget it and will live to see it again