Take the "What a Life Tour"!! If you are lucky enough to get Carl as your guide you will enjoy yourself very much. More

I'm not Catholic-not even religious. The almost overwhelming beauty seen in the Basicila is not something that you can miss. More

Queued in St Peter's square, no fuss. No short shorts or skirts remember, you won't get in. Prepare to have your breath taken away by the size and magnificence of the biggest church in the world, fact. Some dare to climb to the top of the basilica for the best view of Rome you'll ever have. 5 euros to climb... More

We visited the Basilica twice .Upon seeing it I was awe-struck.It was Sunday, Mass was going on , therefore we could not go inside . The piazza was thronging with people of all religions. The CCTV screen gave us a close-up on the choir and the cardinal who conducted Mass. We came back the next day to enter the Basilica.... More

We arrived around 3 in the afternoon so while there was a little line it moved pretty quickly. You will get through quicker if you are ready for the metal detectors. Once we got inside it was pretty packed, so it was a little harder to appreciate all the little details but the big picture still makes it well worth... More

The most awe-inspiring Basilica with sooo much history you can't help but be allmost breathless! More

We arrived at 4 pm no lines and we hot a cardinal to bless our Rosary. We spent an hour and half viewing the artwork and Basilica which was good for me. More

Immense, beautiful and worth its status as a world iconic location - even for those non-religious this gives the impact it was meant to do. More

Given that it is free, and all it costs is the 40+ minute queue, I heartily recommend visiting. The cathedral is huge and will take about 1 to 2 hours to visit. I found it much more pleasant than the Sistine Chapel, which does not have the same level of grandeur as St Peter’s Basilica. Given its size, the vast... More