Castles in rome

Top 9 Castles

Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

Ranked alongside the Pyramids of Giza and the Taj Mahal as the most elaborate mausoleums ever built, Castel Sant'Angelo is the final resting place of Roman emperor Hadrian. Enter this ancient wonder – without waiting in line for centuries – with a skip-the-line ticket to explore this monumental fortress on an enthralling guided tour. Wander cavernous hallways, hear tales of political backstabbing, see spectacular murals, and take in endless views of Rome from the rooftop.

4.7(242 reviews)

Castel Sant'Angelo & Passetto di Borgo: Skip The Line Ticket

Visit Passetto di Borgo and Castel Sant'Angelo, some of Rome's historic sites. The Passetto di Borgo is an ancient passage that connects Vatican City to Castel Sant'Angelo. It was a vital escape route for popes during times of danger. Castel Sant'Angelo began as Emperor Hadrian's mausoleum and later became a fortress, papal residence, and prison. Today, it houses intriguing artifacts and offers fantastic views of Rome.

4.2(97 reviews)

Vatican Treasures: St. Peter’s Basilica, Passetto Di Borgo & Castel Sant’Angelo

Enjoy reserved entry and access to three of the Vatican's must-see sites. At St. Peter’s Basilica, see the massive dome designed by Michelangelo from the outside and inside, and see his famous _Pietà_ sculpture. You'll walk along the elevated fortified corridor connecting Vatican City to Castel Sant’Angelo, the Passetto di Borgo. You'll see the defensive walls and arrow slits along the passage, and the locked gates at both ends of the passage. Plus, you'll explore Castel Sant’Angelo, including the papal apartments with Renaissance frescoes and the armory with historical weapons and armor displays. Don't miss the rooftop terrace to see statues and get views of the Tiber River and Rome.

4.2(4 reviews)

Castel Sant'Angelo: Entry Ticket + Hop-on Hop-off Boat Tour

You're the captain of your itinerary with this combo ticket to Castel Sant'Angelo and the hop-on hop-off boat! At the historic Castel Sant'Angelo, the past comes to life around you as you explore every nook and cranny of this majestic fortress. Gaze at the frescoes, stroll down its decorated halls, and get incredible, panoramic views of the city. Don't forget, you can use the hop-on hop-off boat to get there, as well as to reach a number of other attractions!

4.2(21 reviews)

Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip The Line Ticket + Multimedia Video

Discover the history of this mausoleum-turned-museum with skip-the-line, hosted access. Located on the right bank of the Tiber and only a short distance from the Vatican City, the Castel Sant'Angelo is an ancient fortress with centuries of history. Explore the museum's seven floors and see an extensive collection of ancient artifacts and perfectly preserved frescoes from the Renaissance period. Built in 135 AD for the Roman Emperor Hadrian, the building has played an important part in Rome’s architectural legacy. Climb the spiral staircase to reach the Chamber of Ashes, where a number of historical figures were incarcerated, before continuing up to visit the Papal Residence. Immerse yourself in the stories of different rooms as you admire the art within. Wrap up your experience with a panoramic view over Rome and the River Tiber from the castle terrace. A great opportunity to take some photos of the Ponte Sant'Angelo bridge, also known as the Bridge of Angels.

4.0(504 reviews)

Passetto di Borgo: Vatican Hidden Passage Guided Tour

See the Vatican and Castel Sant'Angelo from a fresh angle while a guide explains the history of this place when you take a guided tour of the **Passetto di Borgo.** Once used by popes to escape danger, this passage linking the Vatican to Castel Sant'Angelo is now open for you to explore with a guide who will share its stories with you. The tour gives you access to areas apart from the usual crowds, where you’ll hear interesting facts about the passage.

4.0(40 reviews)

Castel Sant'Angelo & Rome Pantheon: Skip The Line Ticket

Visit the impressive **Castel Sant'Angelo,** a large fortress located on the bank of the Tiber River. The castle has seven floors filled with ancient relics and well-preserved Renaissance art. Explore the Chamber of Ashes, previously a prison, and the Papal Residence, each room filled with stunning art. Cap off your visit with a beautiful view of Rome, the Tiber, and the beautiful Bridge of Angels, from the castle terrace. Next, dive into the history of the **Pantheon**, a sacred site once dedicated to the gods. The Pantheon is full of myths and legends. See the Oculus, where sunlight streams through to illuminate the structure, visit the famous tombs, and learn about Rome's rich past.

3.9(133 reviews)

Castel Sant'Angelo: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

Discover the history of this mausoleum-turned-museum with skip-the-line, hosted access. Located on the right bank of the Tiber and only a short distance from the Vatican City, the Castel Sant'Angelo is an ancient fortress with centuries of history. Explore the museum's seven floors and see an extensive collection of ancient artifacts and perfectly preserved frescoes from the Renaissance period. Built in 135 AD for the Roman Emperor Hadrian, the building has played an important part in Rome’s architectural legacy. Climb the spiral staircase to reach the Chamber of Ashes where a number of historical figures were incarcerated, before continuing up to visit the Papal Residence. Immerse yourself in the stories of different rooms as you admire the art within. Wrap up your experience with a panoramic view over Rome and the River Tiber from the castle terrace. A great opportunity to take some photos of the Ponte Sant'Angelo bridge, also known as the Bridge of Angels.

3.8(196 reviews)

Rome: Dan Brown's Angels and Demons Semi-Private Tour

Discover Rome's historic sites with a walking tour inspired by Dan Brown's Angels and Demons. Start at the Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria, also known as the stage for Langdon's discovery of the third fallen cardinal, branded with a fiery mark. Then, visit the Pantheon and Santa Maria del Popolo and look at the beautiful architecture of these attractions. Next, explore St. Peter's Basilica, Repubblica Square, and Navona Square, where Langdon finds the final cardinal, marked with the essence of water. End your tour at Castel Sant'Angelo to learn about the Passetto passage that leads all the way to Vatican City.

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