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Both Bramante Staircases are among the most recognized and photographed stairways in the world. The Original 1505 Bramante Staircase: Exclusive Access Situated in a private area of the Belvedere Palace, this staircase has long been closed to the general public. Its original function was providing access to the residential upper floors.
Bramante Staircase, Vatican City
The highlight of this special guided tour is the magnificent helical staircase designed by Bramante for Pope Julius II in 1505. This architectural gem, inaccessible until now, will be the special focus of a visit that will also explore the principal masterpieces of the Pope's Museums.
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Whether you visit on your own on a tour, you will go through some of the same rooms, like the Octagonal Courtyard, the Maps Galleries, the Candelabra Room, and of course, the Sistine Chapel at the end. On just about every visit to the Vatican museums, you will pass through this room, the Rotunda Room.
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The iconic spiral staircase known as Bramante's is a historic spot within the Vatican City. Attracting millions of visitors yearly, the staircase isn't just a way of transport, but an exceptional piece of artwork. The Original Bramante Staircase
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Overview Tours & Tickets The Basics Many visitors mistake Giuseppe Momo's 1930s staircase for the historic Bramante Staircase, but the original was built more than 400 years earlier and is closed to the general public. Only private groups led by an official Vatican-approved tour guide are authorized to visit the elegant Renaissance staircase.
The famous "Bramante" staircase of the Vatican Museums, Vatican City
The Bramante Staircase (Scala del Bramante), designed by Donato Bramante in 1505, is an innovative double-helix spiral lined with Doric columns that connects the Vatican's Belvedere Palace to the city of Rome below. It was commissioned by Pope Julius II and inspired Giuseppe Momo's impressive 1930s staircase at the Vatican Museums exit.
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The Bramante's Helical Staircase is a bold and exciting work hidden inside the beautiful Pio-Clementino Museum in Vatican City better known as the famous Bramante staircase. It was commissioned by Pope Julius II at the beginning of the sixteenth century and designed by the famous Tuscan architect, Donato Bramante, hence the name.
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The Bramante staircase is one of the most peculiar features in the Vatican Museums and it was designed by Donato di Pascuccio d'Antonio, also known as Donato Bramante. This notable architect was among the first ones introducing high renaissance in Rome. His project of the Bramante staircase began in 1505 to facilitate Pope Julius II [โฆ]
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The Bramante Staircase Tour combines a visit to the Vatican Museums with access to the restricted areas of the Bramante Staircase, the masterpiece designed by the architect Donato Bramante, and the Chapel of Nicholas V. Highlights of this tour Vatican Museums Sistine Chapel Bramante Staircase Chapel of Nicholas V Availabilities
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The Bramante Staircase is a double helix staircase designed by Giuseppe Momo in 1932 and it features granite doric columns and a herringbone paving pattern. A canopy located above provides the necessary light to illuminate the stairs.
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On April 11, 1514, Italian architect Donato Bramante passed away. He introduced Renaissance architecture to Milan and the High Renaissance style to Rome, where his plan for St. Peter's Basilica [ 3] formed the basis of design executed by Michelangelo . [ 1]
Bramante Staircase or the Spiral Staircase, Vatican Museums, Rome
The Bramante Staircase, which is closed to the public, is the first architectonic example of the spiral staircase. This spectacular piece of work was built by Bramante for Julius II and was used as a secret passage for the Pope who access to the Apostolic Palace with his carriage undisturbed. No one had ever seen such a staircase until this moment.
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Born: 1444 - Fermignano, Duchy of Urbino (now Italy) Died: April 11, 1514 - Rome, Papal States (now Italy) Movements and Styles: High Renaissance , Renaissance Humanism Donato Bramante Summary Accomplishments Important Art Biography Influences and Connections Useful Resources Summary of Donato Bramante
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Map The Bramante Staircase The Scala di Bramante, in the Vatican Museums, was designed by the architect Donato Bramante (1444-1514) and built in 1505. Bramante's staircase is no ordinary staircase; it actually takes the form of a double-helix, thereby allowing people (and horses) to ascend and descend without bumping into each other!
The Original Bramante Staircase from Above Stock Photo Image of 1505
Bramante Staircase is the name given to two staircases in the Vatican Museums in the Vatican City State: the original stair, built in 1505, and a modern equivalent from 1932. The original staircase The original Bramante staircase, built in 1505
Famous Bramante Spiral Staircase at Vatican Museum Photograph by Adam
The original Bramante's Staircase was built in 1505, while the modern one was built in 1932 and was based on the original. Seen as a revolutionary architectural wonder of that time, with the iconic spiralling structure which gained its popularity in past and present time. The Original Bramante Staircase