Museums · MUSEUMS AROUND THE WORLD
Rome to Mexico City, the 15 collections below are the ones travellers plan around. Each entry says what the ticket costs, how long the visit runs, and whether a guide changes the day.
Enter the Vatican Museums at your reserved time through the GetYourGuide entrance, then follow the long route through ancient sculpture, maps, Raphael’s Rooms, and the Sistine Chapel. Choose an audio guide in 10 languages, but note that this is an entry ticket, not a guided tour.
“Excellent and clear timings that were adhered to, great value.”
Follow a licensed guide through the Vatican Museums, Pio Clementine Museum, Belvedere Courtyard, map galleries, Sistine Chapel, and, when selected, St. Peter’s Basilica. Guides such as Marco, Paulo, Maria, and Fabio bring the art to life. Expect crowds, security, and 2 to 3 hours on foot.
“Fabio was very knowledgeable and made the four really interesting.”
Use a timed ticket to enter the Louvre within a 30-minute window, then explore its permanent collection and temporary exhibitions at your own pace. This is an unguided visit with no audio guide, so plan your route before arriving and allow several hours for the huge museum.
“It was almost too easy for us to view our wish list. We were on our way to the galleries within moments.”
Enter Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum at a time you choose and follow the artist’s life through more than 200 paintings, 500 drawings, and 750 letters. You can wander independently or add an audio guide in 11 languages. Allow at least 1.5 hours, and book early for quieter morning access.
“I really enjoyed the museum. It was interesting, well organised and worth visiting.”
This three-hour English tour takes you through the Vatican Museums, Gallery of Maps, Pinecone Courtyard, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica. Guides such as Maria, Christian, Amy, and Laura bring the art to life, while timed entry helps limit time in line. Small-group upgrades are available.
“Highly recommend! Silvia was amazing and extremely knowledgeable. Don’t forget your comfy shoes for the walking!!”
Book timed entry to New York’s 9/11 Memorial Museum, then visit the memorial pools, Survivor Tree, and Memorial Glades at no extra cost. Explore three permanent exhibitions, including the last column, slurry wall, personal stories, and more than 10,000 artifacts. Plan on at least two hours.
“reflective day. respectful tribute to the events of 9/11. Remember watching it on TV on the day.”
Enter the Tower of London at your own pace, see the Crown Jewels, spot its famous ravens, and join a free Yeoman Warder tour. Allow at least four hours, arrive early for shorter Crown Jewels queues, and wear good shoes for steep stairs and outdoor walking.
“interesting, a lot to see and do. too many people for my liking but it's a touristy spot so to be expected.”
Reserve a timed visit to Florence’s Uffizi Gallery and enter through the priority line after collecting your ticket at Door 3. Explore Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, Michelangelo, Leonardo, Giotto, and more at your own pace. An English digital audio guide is included, while a physical guide can be added.
“Tcollecting the ticket was easy, the queues straightforward, the Uffizi gallery itself is unbelievable!”
Visit the Empire State Building’s 86th-floor observatory, explore its museum and Art Deco spaces, and add the 102nd floor for wider views. Choose a standard or Express ticket, plan for airport-style security, and allow 45 minutes to 2 hours.
“it was a nice experience, i find it very worthy but i went at night so i had amazing pictures but i would love to go in daytime as well to see the view there. but overall it was a very pleasant experience”
Use your reserved ticket at Entrance A2 to visit the Musée d’Orsay for one day. Explore Renoir, Monet, Manet, Cézanne, Van Gogh, sculpture, photography, furniture, and temporary exhibitions in a former train station. Your ticket includes one entry, but not an audio guide.
“amazing place especially the 5th floor some amazing art and a great view out of the clock face”
Enter Dubai’s Museum of the Future for a fast-moving journey through space travel, health, climate, robotics, AI, and smart cities. You can choose standard or skip-the-line entry, with some options adding a retail voucher. Plan extra time for the viewing platform and children’s area.
“Wonderful experience… the skip the line ticket is the way to go!”
Use a one-day Prado Museum ticket to explore more than 1,300 displayed works, including Spanish masterpieces by Velázquez, Goya, and El Greco. Enter at Puerta de los Jerónimos, follow one of three suggested routes, and purchase an audio guide if you want help choosing what to see.
“I spent 4 of the best hours of my live btw art, history and a lot of imagination! I love it.”
Follow an expert guide through the Vatican Museums, Gallery of Maps, ancient sculpture halls, and Sistine Chapel. Choose the Basilica option for direct access to Michelangelo’s Pietà and Bernini’s Baldachin. Guides speak English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, and Portuguese.
“Great information to understand the Sistine chapel and many other area and art and history.”
Explore more than 40 permanent halls, the Rose Center, and the new Gilder Center at your own pace. Add one or more timed special exhibits, such as Impact, the butterfly vivarium, a space show, or a giant-screen film. The Explorer app helps you find your way.
“Overwhelming exiting day! Price paid, only allowed access to one themed entry, which was disappointing. Fantastic day out just a great learning experience 😀”
Meet an English-speaking host at Inside Out Italy on Via Sebastiano Veniero 74. You’ll be escorted through security and into the Vatican Museums, then explore the Raphael Rooms, Gallery of Maps, ancient sculptures, and Sistine Chapel independently. This is entry assistance, not a guided tour.
“The Vatican Museums are an amazing collection and honestly feel like a greatest-hits album of art and history 🎨✨. You’re guided all the way through, so unlike some museums where you miss half the good stuff, here you really feel like you see everything 🏛️. Yes, there are tourists, but we still managed to grab photos in between 📸 and enjoyed some surprisingly quiet moments while exploring—rare, but magical 😌. At the end, there’s a food court, though about half of it was closed 🍴🤷♀️, so don’t plan a feast. There are lots of stairs, but accessibility lifts are available 🛗👨🏻🦼➡️ which is a big plus. Now… the Sistine Chapel…”
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