Did I break the Vatican?

[ewi3000]

I got to Giza, and decided to go back to do more side quests. I went back to the Vatican, and traveled to Castel Santangelo. I ended up in the chapel in the north west of the map, and now I'm stuck.

I got into and now spawn into the room next to the chapel, and the only door that opens, opens into the chapel. I can get out the chapel, and make a hard right to go through the door that requires the black shirt key. That area doesn't seem to have an outlet. I back track, and can move from north to south along the east edge of the map until I get down to the guardhouse which also seems to have no outlet.

How did I get in here with no way out? I've got to be missing something. The room attached to the chapel has what looks like a door there, but it has no interactivity. I think that's how I got in, but I can't get out.

I've reloaded the game, I've traveled back to the college, and to Giza, but when I travel to the Vatican, I'm back in that little room by the chapel, and can only explore the small strip of the east side of the map. I left a lot undone in the Vatican. I'm enjoying the game, but I've got enough time into it that I don't want to restart.

Anyone have any advice on how I can get out of this section?

[Neo]

That Castel Santangelo part is easily the worse part of the vatican level. I went back there to do a puzzle i missed and just couldn't make sense of the area, was showing an area of the map i couldn't reach.

As for escaping that annoying area, i'm sure there was a way out through the chapel. I ran it today.

[rio]

same problem here

[rio]

figured it out. as soon as you spawn into the chape; take the whip and latch it onto the ledge above you keep walking until you get into a spit where you can walk the opposite direction where it leads you back to vatican

[joridiculous]

You get back to the Vatican the same way you did following the story.
Not the greatest design making this level extremely linear.
here a some shortcuts here and there, you need a key or two, or some "whip-points"