In 1512 the Sistine Chapel was inaugurated (imposing architectural complex built between 1471 and 1484, in the Vatican) with a decoration made up of frescoes on the walls, vaults and domes, made by the most outstanding plastic artists of the time such as Sandro Botticelli and Pietro Perugino , in which they represent various images and passages from the Bible. Without a doubt, it is the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel , painted entirely by Michelangelo Buonarotti (or Michelangelo, 1475-1564), one of the most admired pictorial works in history. The artist, who initially wanted to reject the commission due to its monumentality, made this ambitious project a reality after four years of intense and risky work. To this day, millions of tourists from all over the world visit the Sistine Chapel to appreciate the work of Michelangelo , which has been restored on more than one occasion. Although there are other works by the Renaissance painter in the chapel, the central vault is the most famous, with the 9 scenes from Genesis that he captured for posterity. In this link you can visit the Sistine Chapel and go through his paintings in detail, thanks to the magic of technology. This virtual tour was created by students and professors from Vilanova University in Pennsylvania, United States. With a simple mouse movement, you can go through each of the paintings as if you were there. Enjoy it.