The Vatican Museums, an amazing voyage from the Sistine Chapel to the Nile God: the triumph of human creativity

The panoramic view of The Last Judgment, the best way to enjoy its magnificence

The sculpted group, Laocoön and His Sons killed by sea serpents. This sculpture was found on 1506 in Colle Oppio (the Oppian Hill, one of the seven hills of Rome). Probably it was made during the first century C.E.

The statue representing the Nile God (il dio Nilo)

The famous statue of the Belvedere Torso by Apollonio during the 1st century C.E.

In the Pio Clementino Museum, part of the Vatican Museums, there is the famous statue representing an athlete who cleanses sweat. It is a copy of the roman age, imitating the original bronze statue date back to the 3rd century C.E. by Lisippo

The School of Athens (La Scuola di Atene) the splendid fresco made by Raffaello, shown in the Apostolic Palace (Palazzo Apostolico)

Apollo and the Muses (Apollo e le Muse) the fresco made by Tommaso Conca

The Gallery of Maps (Galleria delle Carte Geografiche) within its 100 metres and more, represents the map of Italy during the 5th century C.E.

The famous Scala Elicoidale is located at the end of the Vatican Museums. It was made on 1932 by Giuseppe Momo to fulfil Pope Pio 11th’s desire

The Pine Cone Yard offers a beautiful view of the landscape, and also there is a sculpture by Arnaldo Pomodoro

The art gallery of the Vatican Museum is a time travel for the visitor. They have a walk in the past between the masterpieces by great italian artists such as Giotto, Perugino, Raffaello and Leonardo Da Vinci

The Entombment of Christ (la Deposizione di Cristo) by Caravaggio is hosted in the Vatican Art Gallery