Iconic Vatican Spiral Staircase with Tourists

Photorealistic interior view of the Vatican Museums' famous double-helix marble staircase designed by Giuseppe Momo (1932). A wide, high-angle shot looking down the spiraling ramps where tourists ascend and descend in opposite directions. Natural daylight streams through a circular skylight, illuminating warm cream and ivory marble, ornate iron balustrades, and subtle Baroque details along the walls. People in summer clothing, cameras, and backpacks create ribbons of motion along the stairs. The scene exudes grandeur, timelessness, and cinematic atmosphere with crisp textures, soft shadows, and a strong sense of scale.