Treasure Hunt at the Vatican for Kids & Family | Private Tour

Visiting the Vatican with young children can be daunting, but this treasure hunt tour turns the experience into a fun, interactive discovery perfect for families with kids around 5 to 8 years old. With a private, kid-friendly guide and engaging games, your little travelers will be captivated by the Vatican’s art and history like never before.

Explore Vatican masterpieces through playful clues and riddles

With priority entrance, you’ll breeze past lines and dive straight into an exciting journey through the Vatican Museums. Your guide will lead the family through stunning galleries, from the glittering Gallery of Candelabra to the intricate designs in the Gallery of Tapestries, while kids solve clues, uncover secrets, and learn the stories behind the art.

Meet legendary figures and fascinating Vatican stories

Discover the gripping tale of Laocoön and his Sons, tangled in the grip of a sea serpent, and be amazed by the optical illusions in the Gallery of Tapestries, perfect for sparking young imaginations. Along the way, your guide will share quirky Vatican secrets like the mystery of the Papal Conclave and the iconic smoking chimney.

Marvel at Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel

No visit to the Vatican would be complete without seeing the Sistine Chapel. Here, your guide will bring Michelangelo’s breathtaking frescoes to life, encouraging kids to spot the main characters and dive into the stories behind this masterpiece, all while keeping the experience engaging and memorable for both children and adults.

Inside St. Peter's Basilica

Your guide will leave you at the entrance, giving you time to enter the Basilica in AUTONOMOUS exploration. Inside, you can admire extraordinary masterpieces such as Michelangelo’s Pietà, the majestic Baldachin, and the magnificent frescoes, while soaking in the spiritual atmosphere of one of the most sacred places in the world.

*Please note: On Wednesday mornings, the Basilica is closed to visitors due to the Papal Audience. Access to the Basilica is therefore not guaranteed during this time