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Vatican Dress Code: Remember to dress modestly, covering your knees, shoulders, and back.
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Comfortable Shoes: Be prepared for lots of walking, so wear comfortable footwear.
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Accessibility Note: The experience may not be suitable for wheelchair users or those with strollers. However, special arrangements are available for visitors with mobility impairments.
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Free Tickets: Vatican Museums provide free entry for visitors with certified disabilities exceeding 74% and their companions.
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Guided Tour Agreement: By booking this tour, you agree to stay with the guide throughout. Missing the tour forfeits your ticket rights.
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St. Peter’s Basilica Closure: Note that St. Peter’s Basilica may be closed on Wednesday mornings and afternoons for Papal Audience. Plan your visit accordingly.
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Security Check: All guests must pass through security screening, which can take up to 30-45 minutes during peak times.
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Entry Time: Your ticket has a designated entry time, so arrive at least 30 minutes early.
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Guide Restrictions: In some cases, guides may not be allowed inside St. Peter's Basilica. If so, a brief introduction will be given outside.
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Unforeseen Closures: Due to religious ceremonies, some areas of Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica may close without notice.
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Security Wait Times: Be prepared for potentially long wait times at security, especially during peak seasons.
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Jubilee Year Closures: Certain areas of the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica may be inaccessible during the Jubilee Year, with no refund entitlement.
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Papal Audience Closure: St. Peter’s Basilica may close on Wednesday mornings and afternoons for Papal Audience. Exclusive invitations with guaranteed seating can be arranged.
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Restricted Access: Entry to St. Peter's Basilica now requires reservations completed at least 5 days in advance due to restricted access at all entrances.