Rome Tickets: the New Online Booking Service

For who is planning a tour in the spectacular and magnificent city of Rome, a new useful tool has been conceived in order to give all visitors the chance to enter museums and avoid annoying wastes of time by standing in line for tickets. On www.rome-tickets.com it is finally possible to book visits to the prestigious museums of the city comfortably from your seat, without moving and without queue up anymore so as to avoid any further waste of time.

You will find in Rome tickets ( http://www.rome-tickets.com/ ) an extremely interesting and useful website, essential to the research of information and for the purchase of tickets concerning culture and amusement in Rome. The booking of tickets are made through a rapid and safe service, which guarantees the protection of all user personal details.

Thanks to rome-tickets.com you will have easy access to the Vatican Museums, one of the most renowed and famous cultural institutions of the Holy See, well known all over the world for its masterpieces, commissioned, collected and preserved in time by the Roman pontiffs. You will have the privilege of looking at the great heritage of art works such as sculptures and paintings which are exhibited in the galleries, and admire the wonderful places of the Vaticano Apostolic Palace.
Just to mention a few of them: the Sistine Chapel, the Pinacoteca (paintings gallery) and the Raphael Stanze.

Take the time to visit the Sistine Chapel, the most beautiful and visited chapel all over the world which hosts two of the most appreciated Michelangelo's frescos: the "Last Judgement" and the "Creation of Adam". The enchanting atmosphere, brilliant colours and armonius human figures that paintings represent, will take your breath away.

Again, don't miss the chance to take a visit around the Pinacoteca which hosts in the wonderful "Square Garden" bloom paintings of esteemed artists such as Titan, Caravaggio, Michelangelo, Leonardo, Giotto and Beato Angelico.
The museum was been built to expose the Vatican art prestigious collection which was been partly stolen by Napoleone. Pope Pious XI committed Luca Beltrami to realize it and the architect, after a careful study of every particular, decided to locate it in the Square Garden due to its favourable light and suggestive atmosphere. So that, along a path of nineteen rooms, you will visit lots of important masterpieces chronologically ordered from 11th to 20th century.

Another jewel you shouldn't miss is represented by the Raphael Stanze (Raphael's Rooms), that's to say the Pope's apartments wonderfully decored with Raphael's frescos.
In 1508 Raphael was entrusted by Pope Julius II della Rovere to decorate the papal apartments, dedicated to religious meetings and solemn ceremonies. Raphael work also continued later, under Pope Leo X and was then finished by his students after his death. The "Raphael Stanze" are four ("Room of Constantine", "Room of Heliodorus", "Room of the Fire in the Borgo", "Room of the Segnatura") and they are overshadowing shows of the artist particular technique and sensibility.

As an alternative, a guided mini coach tour is also available to give visitors eager to get lost inside this marvelous historic universe, the chance to visit the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel while jumping the queue by booking ahead. The morning guided coach tour includes a live commentary and offers a brief introduction to Rome as visitors travel by bus to Vatican City. Highlights en route include Piazza della Repubblica, the ancient Aurelian Walls, the beautiful Villa Borghese gardens and the northern gate of Rome leading into Piazza del Popolo. Upon arrival, visitors guide will lead them into the museums, to see the beautiful spiral stairway and continue through the Gallery of Tapestries and Gallery of Geographical Maps, before arriving at the famous Sistine Chapel with its magnificient frescos.
But this exciting tour will not stop here! After lunch, visitors will have access to the Christian Rome in the afternoon, with highlights to the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore and Saint John in Lateran while traveling along the ancient Appian Way to see Rome's Catacombs.

Rome, capital of Italy, is also the city which hosts the most part of Italian history. Rome is also one of the oldest cities in the world, it dates back to the 10th century B.C. and necessarily mix facts from reality and myth, every time you will be there you will feel the sensation of living in a legendary place hanging from glorious past and modern times.

Don't lose your time anymore! Visit www.rome-tickets.com and book your unforgettable tour to the city of Rome and the wonderful Rome museums!