A Masterpiece of Renaissance Art
The Sistine Chapel is one of the most famous artistic treasures in the world.
Commissioned by Pope Sixtus IV in the late 15th century, it features Michelangelo’s iconic ceiling and The Last Judgment fresco.
Visitors can marvel at the chapel’s religious, cultural, and artistic significance..
Sistine Chapel Bezoektijden
See full schedule below (varies by season)
Sistine Chapel Sluitingsdagen
Sundays (except last Sunday of the month, free entry) and December 25th–26th, January 1st, and May 1st
Waar ligt het
Viale Vaticano, 00165 Rome, Italy
How to Get to the Sistine Chapel
The Sistine Chapel is accessible via the Vatican Museums, reachable by public transport or on foot from central Rome.
Met de trein
Take a train to Roma Termini station and transfer to Metro Line A to Ottaviano–San Pietro station. From there, it’s a 5–10 minute walk to the Vatican Museums entrance.
Met de auto
Driving is not recommended due to limited parking. Use public transport or nearby paid parking.
Met de bus
Bus lines 49, 32, and 982 stop near the Vatican Museums.
Te voet
If staying near St. Peter’s Square or Borgo, the chapel is within walking distance.
Highlights of the Sistine Chapel
Marvel at Michelangelo’s ceiling frescoes, The Last Judgment, and other Renaissance masterpieces in this iconic chapel.
Sistine Chapel
Sistine Chapel Ceiling
Admire Michelangelo’s world-famous ceiling frescoes, including The Creation of Adam, a hallmark of Renaissance art.
The Last Judgment
Explore Michelangelo’s dramatic and powerful depiction of the Last Judgment on the altar wall, completed in 1541.
Vatican Museums Entry
Enter through the Vatican Museums to reach the Sistine Chapel and enjoy an extensive collection of art along the way.
Curiosities about the Sistine Chapel
Find answers to questions about visiting one of the world’s most famous chapels.
Buy a ticket for the Sistine Chapel
Visit the chapel to experience Renaissance masterpieces up close.
Booking online ensures entry and helps avoid queues.