[Europe Travel] I went to Vatican City!

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【 Vatican city | #vaticanmuseum #VaticanMuseum 】
You can really enter Vatican City without any inspection... I was not sure where the Vatican City began.

I made a reservation for the Vatican Museum (2 days in advance though...) and went there first thing in the morning.

There were so many people from 8:30 that I couldn't figure out the line, so I gave up and had a luxurious breakfast at a nearby cafe. It seems that Italian-style breakfasts sometimes involve drinking espresso and orange juice together, which is interesting.

When I checked at the cafe, it seemed like the reservation time itself was invalid 30 minutes after the reservation time? I hurried back, and there were still a lot of groups and it was quite chaotic, but I asked a staff member about the line and was able to enter right away.

There are many famous works, so I recommend deciding what you want to see and roughly deciding (checking) the route. It's so big that it's impossible to see everything carefully, and even though there were a ton of people there, there were some areas where there really weren't any people.
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You can't take photos of the Sistine Chapel, which you can enter from the museum, but I've seen a replica at the Otsuka Museum of Art in Tokushima and I was like, "This is the real thing! 👀"
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The spiral staircase in the first photo is at the very end of the large museum
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20€ per adult
Reservations are required
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