La Chapelle Sixtine
La Chapelle Sixtine
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We devour with our own eyes this mythical ceiling that gave birth to the work of absolute art!
To be seen : The Sistine Chapel
Adress : 00120 Vatican City, État de la Cité du Vatican
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For any information, please contact the teams by phone at+39 06 6988 4676
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