Vatican Gardens

Vatican Gardens

Vatican Gardens

The Vatican Gardens, spanning an impressive 57 acres, cover more than half of the city-state’s area and are home to a rich tapestry of statues, a labyrinth, and buildings dating as far back as the sixth century. These private gardens, once off-limits to the public, now welcome visitors through official tours that explore Bramante’s 16th-century Renaissance design. As you wander through the lush greenery, you’ll encounter a blend of historical and natural elements, offering a serene escape from the bustling city.

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