Rome The Archbasilica of St. John in Lateran Tickets

To visit the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran is to enter the origins of Christianity. Built by order of Emperor Constantine and consecrated in 324 AD, it was the first basilica in Rome and is still the Pope's official cathedral. With this ticket with digital audio guide, you can tour it at your own pace, without the need for an on-site guide.

The audio guide will accompany you through the main nave, the chapels and the papal altar, revealing interesting facts about the Byzantine mosaics, the Baroque frescoes and the monumental architecture that blends styles from different periods. You will discover why St. John Lateran is known as the mater et caput of all the churches in the world.

From the basilica you will enter the Romanesque and Gothic Cloister, an architectural jewel from the 13th and 14th centuries with richly decorated marble columns and Latin inscriptions that tell centuries of history. It is a haven of peace in the heart of Rome, ideal for a moment of contemplation between art and spirituality.

When you buy your ticket, you will also receive access codes to download the Vatican&Rome app, from which you can listen to the audio guide in several languages and enjoy a complete experience from your own device. If you need it, the help desk at the Lateran Palace is available to assist you during your visit.

A perfect visit for those who are short on time but don't want to miss out on one of the most important monuments in the Christian world.