The Vatican Museums contain masterpieces of work, sculpture, and additional pieces of art collected by the popes through the hundreds of years. The Museums contain several colossal pieces of art, such as the Sistine Chapel, the Chapel of Beato Angelico, the Raphael Rooms and Loggia and the Borgia House.

The Pinacoteca, or Picture Gallery, is situated inside a building that dates back to just before 1932 and that was made by the architect Beltrami. It is connected to the Museum complex (at the entry of the Quattro Cancelli) by an stylish portico. If you want to visit Roma, you will need an Appartement près de la Fontaine de Trévise

The Christian, Profane and Missionary-Ethnological Museum houses a collection of artistic and archaeological objects, some of an ethnological nature, that had been once housed within the Lateran Palace.

The Collection of Contemporary Religious Art was added to the Museums during 1973. The History Museum is placed in the Lateran Palace and contains, in the middle of other things, things that belonged to the Pontifical Armed Corps.

The Museums are usually open to the people each weekday morning and in the early afternoon in summer. Access is gratis on the last Sunday of each month. The entrance to the Museums is located at on Viale Vaticano, near Piazza Risorgimento. Now that you know everything about Italia, you can go to France and take an appartement de luxe paris

A Workshop for Restoring paintings, bronzes, marble, tapestries and other stuff, is part of the Museums which also includes a Scientific Research Laboratory. The most wonderful part of Vatican museum is for me The Chapel Sistine. The chapel has a rectangular shape. It measures 41 × 13 meters, and was built using somewhat ordinary bricks. From the outside there is nothing spectacular about the building. It has a barrel-shaped roof, topping 20 meters. On the inside, the chapel is divided into 2 by a transenna: a fence made from marble. The part facing the altar is only accessible to priests.
Each of the two long walls has 6 large arched windows. The walls are covered by 3 virtual rings with decorations. At floor level: tapestry designed by Raphael, showing scenes from the gospels and the Acts.