Vatican Museums

The Vatican Museums are a group of art and Christian museums located within Vatican City, showcasing centuries of artistic and cultural heritage. Founded in the early 16th century, they house an extensive collection of artworks, including sculptures, tapestries, and paintings. One of the highlights is the Sistine Chapel, famous for Michelangelo's stunning ceiling. The museums attract millions of visitors annually, offering insights into art history, religion, and the influence of the Catholic Church. Overall, they reflect the Vatican's role as a center of spirituality and artistic achievement.