Chocolate Gift Delivery to the Vatican City State

97% of packages delivered on time

GUARANTEED EXPRESS DELIVERY THE VATICAN CITY STATE
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Shipping Rates & Timing to the Vatican City State

We deliver overnight. The shipping cost is a flat fee of €20.00 per delivery address anywhere in the world + €1.50 /item. If your order is received before 2PM Central European time, your chocolates ship the same day directly from France to your doorstep.

A selection of chocolate gifts ready for delivery in the Vatican City State:

Fine Chocolate Delivery to the Vatican City State

Indulge someone special with a selection of our finest chocolates crafted by Pascal Caffet, World Champion Chocolatier. We have been delivering to the Vatican City State since November 1999. Whether you are shipping to Vatican, Castel Gandolfo, Radio Vatican or any other city, your gifts will be delivered overnight — on time and in perfect condition.

Gifts to the Vatican City State

Whatever the occasion, we have a chic & exclusive customizable gift box.

Pascal Caffet

All our chocolates are handmade by our chocolate master Pascal Caffet, World Champion Chocolatier, with zealous adherence to French tradition: no alcohol, no preservatives, no coloring, high cocoa content, low sugar and 100% pure cocoa butter.

Summer Packaging

Thankfully, unique temperature sensitive packaging and FedEx Express delivery mean connoisseurs of zChocolat’s all-natural, preservative-free confections can enjoy fine French chocolate anywhere in the world. Insulated delivery boxes keep your gift at the perfect temperature while a reflective outer layer provides additional protection from world-famous rays in the Vatican City State.

We do not deliver in the Vatican City State on:

Weekends (Saturdays & Sundays) and the following holidays:

2026-01-01 Solemnity Of Mary, Mother Of God
2026-01-06 Epiphany
2026-02-11 Lateran Treaty Day
2026-03-19 St. Joseph's Day
2026-04-05 Easter Sunday
2026-04-06 Easter Monday
2026-04-23 Feast Of St. George
2026-05-01 St. Joseph The Worker
2026-05-08 Anniversary Of The Selection Of The Pope
2026-06-29 Saints Peter And Paul Day
2026-08-15 Assumption Day
2026-11-01 All Saints'
2026-12-08 Immaculate Conception
2026-12-25 Christmas Day
2026-12-26 St. Steven's Day

Other Worldwide Destinations

We also deliver chocolate gifts to Honduras and Haiti .

What is Vatican City?
Vatican City, everyone's heard of it. But what is it really? An enclave within Rome? An independent state reserved for priests? Mysteries and misconceptions around the Vatican are legion. Here are five fascinating facts about him. The smallest country in the world

The smallest country in the world
With only 842 inhabitants and an area of 110 hectares (barely one eighth of Central Park in New York), the Vatican is the smallest independent nation state in the world.

An economy without trade and taxes
Because of its non-market economy, the Vatican owes its income only to donations, museum fees and the sale of stamps, books and souvenirs.

A true cultural treasure
The world-famous Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel and St Peter's Basilica make the country a destination attracting more than four million visitors each year.

The Pope's Secret Escape
In 1277 a secret corridor was erected linking the Vatican and Castel Sant'Angelo to serve as an escape for the Pope in the event of an attack on the city.

No, they're not Harlequins.
The men in colourful clothes posted at the entrances to the city are the famous Swiss Guards. These former mercenaries constitute the standing army of the Vatican.

Best time of year to visit the Vatican
A popular destination, the Vatican attracts tourists all year round. For more tranquility, prefer the low season, between November and February.

Take your time
Be sure not to be in a hurry because the Vatican is full of wonders to discover. If you wish to visit the Sistine Chapel, it is essential to start your visit to the Vatican Museums before 3 pm in order to reach the chapel before it closes.

Book a visit
If visiting alone already guarantees a rich experience, the many quality guided tours will satisfy those who wish to learn more about the history of the Vatican. There are both public and private guided tours. Note that for the latter, it is necessary to book well in advance.

Meet the Pope
You are unlikely to come face-to-face with the Pope during your visit to the Vatican. Every Wednesday, however, it holds a public meeting in St. Peter's Square in the summer and in Paul VI Hall in the winter. If hearings start at 10:30, most visitors arrive earlier in order to be well placed. The security post is open from 8:00 to 8:30.