St Peter’s Square or (Piazza San Pietro):

A Breath taking Peace feeling place at holy land can hold more than 300 thousand people at a time.  Splashing artworks and ancient architectures will take your soul in a heaven. A guided tour may enhance your tour experience into the atractions of the Vatican. Tourleaf provides guides who are experienced and expert will tell you the history of the Vatican.

Vatican Museums: are one of the most-popular attractions in Rome where more than 6 million people visit annually. Vatican was Established by Pope Julius II during the sixteenth century. There are thousands of art works are located around.

St Peter’s Basilica: is one of the largest churches in the world where the Pope presides many liturgies all year round. 190 m (624 ft) long St Peter’s Basilica can accommodate 20,000 people at a time. You will be impressed the see the exclusive pieces of arts. Beside them The Dome is one of the most attractive parts of the Basilica.

The Sistine Chapel: The Sistine Chapel is one of the best fortunes of the Vatican City. It is viewed as Michelangelo’s perfect work of art, the Sistine Chapel (Cappella Sistina) is a stunning fascination worth in any event observing once in your lifetime.

The Sistine Chapel was built between 1475 and 1483 (8yrs), in the season of Pope Sixtus IV Rovere. The Sistine Chapel had initially filled in as pope’s privet Chapel. The sanctuary is rectangular fit as a fiddle, for example the accurate elements of the sanctuary of Solomon (child of David), as given in the Old Testament. The first mass was hung on ninth Aug 1483. One of the essential elements of the Sistine Chapel is as a scene for the decision of each progressive pope. On the event of a gathering, a smokestack is introduced in the top of the church, from which smoke emerges as a flag. On the off chance that white smoke shows up, made by consuming the polls of the race and some concoction added substances, another Pope has been chosen. On the off chance that an applicant gets not exactly a 66% greater part, the cardinals send dark smoke—made by consuming the tallies alongside wet straw or synthetic added substances it implies that no effective race has yet happened. Michelangelo Bounarroti was appointed by Pope Julius ll 1508 to repaint the roof, the work was finished in 1512. He painted the Last Judgment at the raised area, between 1535 and 1541. There is a work of art of the last dinner by Leonardo Da Vinci. The substantial Globe that one sees before entering the Sistine Chapel is made by Pomodoro.