Papal Audience Tickets and Presentation

Book your ticket for a Papal Audience with Pope Benedict XVI in the Vatican City. The Papal Audience tickets are free of charge but you must reserve them. This service guarantees to reserve those tickets (with seating!) to see Pope Benedict XVI. The price includes a presentation and explanation of the events of the Papal Audience to prepare you for the gathering.

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Book your ticket for a Papal Audience with Pope Benedict XVI in the Vatican City. The Papal Audience tickets are free of charge but you must reserve them. This service guarantees to reserve those tickets (with seating!) to see Pope Benedict XVI. The price includes a presentation and explanation of the events of the Papal Audience to prepare you for the gathering.Begin with meeting the guide near St. Peter's Square. You will be provided with headsets and taken to the allocated seats. Once seated, your guide will explain the origin of the Papacy from the first Christians through Constantine's era and up to the current wonder of the Holy See. You will discover the history of St. Peter's Square created by Bernini in the 17th century as you become familiar with the smallest sovereign state in the world. The presentation unveils the fascinating history of the Papacy and the artists that contributed to the marvel of Vatican City.Next, witness the audience at Vatican City. Experience the awe and wonder which occurs at the Papal Audience as Cardinals read in various languages reaching out to pilgrims and visitors from the far corners of the world. Then hear the Pope's weekly message as he enters the central stage. Feel free to sing along with the spiritual leaders of the Church and pray with the Pope, the head of State of Vatican City or just sit back and observe this amazing tradition taking place.

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