Vatican

From Wikipedia: The Bramante Staircase is a double helix staircase located in the Vatican Museums in the Vatican City State. A canopy located above provides the necessary light to illuminate the stairs. This stair is located at the end of the museum visit and this is compulsory for visitors to take those stairs to exit the museum.
It's basically that famous staircase you will probably recognize almost immediately once you see it. Do a quick Google search and the pictures will pop up. Note: If you take the secret door to exist the Sistine Chapel, you will miss it.

So is it not the stairs that Jesus had to climb on Holy Thursday?? I saw they have those stairs that were brought on from Israel// ???

Please see your other thread for an answer about the Scala Sancta. The Bramante Staircase is completely different, located inside the Vatican Museums on the opposite side of the city.

Thank you ROSE I understand the difference now I could not recall what those stairs were called.. Love Michelle

The website roninrome.com has a good tip on how to the see the staircase when you first enter the museum. http://www.roninrome.com/%20sites-and-attractions/20-tips-on-visiting-the-vatican-museums

Thank you Tim Yes someone referred me to Ron in Rome's website yesterday.. It is full of good info.. and also how much I can expect to pay for many things.. Thank you for your help to