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Step into this fortress-turned-museum—no queues, just you and an audio guide to bring history to life.
Step into this fortress-turned-museum—no queues, just you and an audio guide to bring history to life.
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Experience the museum on a guided visit packed with expert insights—and no waiting in ticket queues.
Experience the museum on a guided visit packed with expert insights—and no waiting in ticket queues.
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Get access to the hidden passageway running from the Vatican—with quick entry to the fortress
Get access to the hidden passageway running from the Vatican—with quick entry to the fortress
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The elevated corridor, built into the Leonine Walls, has been recently opened to public viewing after six years of restoration. Don't miss the opportunity to explore this lesser known historical landmark connecting the museum with the Vatican.
Step into Rome’s past at the mausoleum, feel faith at St. Peter’s tomb, and stroll the secret passage—no ticket lines, just timeless wonder.
Step into Rome’s past at the mausoleum, feel faith at St. Peter’s tomb, and stroll the secret passage—no ticket lines, just timeless wonder.
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Castel Sant'Angelo
St. Peter’s Basilica
Enjoy a double-doze of Rome's religious history—explore the museum & the church with this pocket-friendly ticket.
Enjoy a double-doze of Rome's religious history—explore the museum & the church with this pocket-friendly ticket.
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Castel Sant'Angelo
Pantheon
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From battlefields to basilicas, explore 2,000 years of Roman history in just one morning.
From battlefields to basilicas, explore 2,000 years of Roman history in just one morning.
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Castel Sant’Angelo
St. Peter’s Basilica
Castel Sant’Angelo
St. Peter’s Basilica
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Discounted tickets: Children of 18 years and below get free admission.
With numerous courtyards and stately halls, Castel Sant’Angelo has 6 levels connected by a 400-meter spiral ramp. The remains of the original mausoleum are visible in the lower parts of the building, as are the ancient Roman walls and reconstructed rooms.
Tuesday to Sunday: 9 AM to 7:30 PM
Last admission: 6 PM
Closed on: Monday, January 1, May 1, and December 25
The ideal time for visiting Castel Sant’Angelo is from September to March. The cool weather makes the trip more enjoyable. Evenings tend to draw lesser crowds. The view from the terrace at the sunset hour is spectacular, so plan your trip accordingly. Additionally, visiting on weekdays rather than weekends can further reduce crowds.
Castel Sant'Angelo opening hoursAddress: Castel Sant'Angelo, Lungotevere Castello, 50, 00193 Roma RM, Italy
Castel Sant'Angelo features a single main entrance situated at one end of the bridge over the river Tiber. For a smoother experience, consider booking tickets online to bypass the ticket queue or purchase them upon arrival.
More about the castle's entranceFormer temple, and now, church, the Roman Pantheon is one of the best-preserved ancient Roman buildings.
Visit the beautiful baroque square where Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers stands.
Only 140 meters away is the magnificent St. Peter's Basilica church is one of the most renowned works of Renaissance architecture.
The entire castle has now turned into a museum exhibit, displaying historical artefacts, medieval papal apartments, frescoes, and weaponry.
Yes, you can explore the castle's terrace and enjoy panoramic views of Tiber river with the entry tickets.
The fast-track entry tickets cannot be canceled, amended, or rescheduled.
A guided tour will help you appreciate significant areas of the castle that are either tucked away from public sight or need contextual interpretation such as crammed prison cells and the Hall of Urns (room of funerary ashes).
The Pantheon is around 1 km away from the castle and can be reached via streets like Via dei Coronari or Via di Panico.
St. Peter's Basilica is around 750 m from the castle. You can take the Via della Conciliazione that directly links the two landmarks.
No, the castle does not have any elevators. Various floors of the castle are connected via the spiral ramp which makes it inaccessible to wheelchair users.
No, Castel Sant’Angelo is not wheelchair accessible.