Vatican Museums: how to get there by car

No, the Vatican Museums are outside the Rome ZTL zone, so you can approach without worrying about traffic restrictions. However, check your route to avoid crossing restricted areas.

Yes, there are pay car parks near the Vatican Museums, such as the Via Tunisi car park or the Parking Terminal Gianicolo. Parking on the street is possible, but often difficult due to traffic and limited availability.

The nearest car parks are the Via Tunisi car parkabout 5-10 minutes' walk away, and the Terminal Gianicoloabout 15 minutes away. You can also try to find street parking nearby, but it may be limited.

Using a car can be convenient, but keep in mind the heavy traffic in Rome and the difficulty in finding parking. It may be more practical to park in an outdoor area and continue by public transport

Some pay car parks, such as the Terminal GianicoloThey offer the possibility of reserving a place in advance, which is useful to avoid stress during the visit.

Parking costs vary depending on location and parking time. In pay car parks such as the one at Tunis Street or the Terminal Gianicoloprices start at around 2-3 euro per hour.

Use the navigator to navigate to Via della Conciliazione o Via Leone IVfollowing the signs to the Vatican. Enter 'Musei Vaticani, Viale Vaticano, Roma' into your GPS to get the best route.