It took 109 years. Construction started in 1506 under Pope Nicholas V, continued under Pope Julius II, and was completed by Pope Paul V (there were other Popes in there, but these three had the most influence on the construction. There were nearly a dozen architects over the years, including Michelangelo. The Basilica was consecrated on November 18, 1626 by Pope Urban VIII.
NOTE: 1506 - 1626 = 120 years ... not 109
Vatican City has existed as an independent state since the signing of the Lateran Treaty in 1929.
Construction began on April 18, 1506, and was completed November 18, 1626.
76 years
20yrs
That would depend upon the location of your city of departure. The Vatican does not have an airport so all visitors to the Vatican who arrive by plane do so through Rome's International Airport.
The Vatican is totally surrounded by the city of Rome. Take one step outside the Vatican and you are in Rome.
The Vatican City is very close to Rome, Italy. It only takes 11 minutes to get there on an average day with a maximum of usually 15-20 minutes.
0 miles - if you take one tiny step out of the Vatican, you are in the city of Rome.
Vatican Council II (1962 - 1965) was held in Vatican City located in Rome, Italy.
Building work has been ongoing throughout the city's history (as in every city...)
Vatican City is an independent country - a city state - surrounded by the Italian city of Rome. Once a person arrives in the city of Rome, he need only take a taxi, metro or bus ride to the Vatican and simply walk across the border.
Parts of the Vatican date back to Roman times. Construction of the current basilica began in 1506 and was completed in 1626 - 120 years. New construction occurs occasionally, also. One might say that the Vatican has taken at least 2000 years to construct,
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