Vatican City
With its 44 hectares, the Vatican is officially the smallest sovereign state in the world.
One of the main attractions of Vatican City is undoubtedly the Vatican Museums, which house a total of fifty-four distinct collections. The museums, stretching over approximately 15 km of masterpieces, feature works by Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci, and Michelangelo, among others.
The Sistine Chapel is a magnificent chapel that officially hosts the Pope and contains historic artworks by the legendary Michelangelo. The chapel dates back to 1483, when it was officially consecrated by Pope Sixtus IV, although the building was only completed in 1508. St. Peter’s Basilica is an iconic church and one of the most important not only in the entire city but in the entire Christian world. The Basilica features impressive architecture and iconic works of art.
