Everyday, around 20 thousand people visit Vatican City. And in Vatican, the holy Sistine Chapel. They hope of experiencing a sublime or spiritual moment, but more often than not, their visit ends up into a long, soul-destroying process. I mean how can you, in God’s name, feel anything peaceful in a place where all you get to see is a steam of people pouring in, and guards constantly shouting “no pictures, no pictures”! The solution? Take an exclusive tour carried out before the opening hours (for general public) of Vatican. Private tours to Vatican City were usually reserved for celebrities, royals and politicians. But almost a decade ago, Vatican City opened its gates for general public, and for those who want to pay a little extra and escape the crowds. And this time, as I travelled through Rome, I ended-up being one among them. I booked my early morning Skip The Crowds tour (for a little extra cost compared to what an ordinary walking tour costs) with a tour company called Through Eternity Tours, who …