Is it necessary to book tickets in advance?

Yes, it's highly recommended to book tickets in advance, especially for guided tours, as they are in high demand and have limited slots.

What can be found on a tour of the passage?

On a tour to the Passetto di Borgo, you'll find a dual level pathway, with an open upper level passage and an enclosed corridor. In the enclosed corridor you will encounter narrow slits in walls that once served as military guard posts.

What can I do at the passetto?

You can walk along the Passetto di Borgo, learn about the papal history associated with it, enjoy its defensive architecture, and experience stunning views of Rome from various vantage points along the route.

Is there a dress code for visiting the passage?

There is no specific dress code for visiting Passetto di Borgo. However, it is advisable to wear comfortable shoes as the passageway is dimly lit and the surface is uneven.

Is photography allowed here?

Photography for personal use is allowed at Passetto di Borgo, however, there are restrictions on flash photography.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Wheelchair accessibility is provided on special assisted tours. Your standard entry tickets may not provide access to wheelchair users.

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We really enjoyed the bus. It's the perfect way to see the city during summer if you don't want to walk too much. The only thing we didn't understand was the routes available. On the app there seemed to be two routes the red and the purple, we did the red and wanted to do the purple but when we asked it didn't seem to be available.

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May 2025

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The best part was the staff, drivers and at bus stops. Extremely helpful considering the crowds Always attentive and understanding.

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Jul 2025

5/5

Very nice visit to the Vatican Museums. The digital tickets are very practical and easy to use. Good value for money. Please note: as it was very busy, I was only allowed in at the exact time indicated on the ticket, not before - for those who like to arrive a little early!

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I loved entering the Holy Door and being apart of something historic that only comes every 25years. I also loved to see the different types of artwork and how grand everything was in St. Peter's Basilica and Sistine Chapel.

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Jul 2025

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Castel Sant'Angelo is simply wonderful. A beautiful view of the city! It's well preserved and there are specific points where you can photograph the Vatican in the background. Fantastic. And it wasn't too crowded, which was great. A pleasant place where you can even enjoy wine and other drinks while enjoying the view. I highly recommend it to tourists in Rome.

Monica

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Jul 2025

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The tickets were very easy to purchase and the castle is very beautiful, the view of Rome is spectacular, and I loved seeing St. Michael the Archangel.

Aishling

Ireland

Jul 2023

5/5

We did the Angels and demons official tour. We were met by our lovely and very informative guide Allesandra. We were taken to all the main locations of the book/film in air conditioned bus which was great. Allessandra was very knowledgeable about Angels and demons but also on Roman history. We got loads of extra information about Rome and history on the tour. We finished our tour in Castel Sant'angelo which was amazing. It has a great view of Rome and the Vatican. Allesandra our guide was lovely made the tour very enjoyable.

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Oct 2022

5/5

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What is Passetto di Borgo?

Passetto di Borgo is an 800-meter passage linking Vatican City to Castel Sant'Angelo. In 1277, Pope Nicholas III commissioned the passage as part of Rome’s medieval and Renaissance fortifications. Due to its fortified and hidden structure, it was used by popes as an escape route in times of danger. Today, the Passetto stands as a remarkable testament to the strategic foresight of the papacy and the turbulent history of medieval Rome.

How to access the passage?

Passetto di Borgo is a secret passageway connecting Castel Sant’Angelo and the Vatican castle. You can visit the corridor by buying tickets to Castel Sant’Angelo that provide exclusive access to the corridor.

The passageway has two entrances on the two ends of the attractions. To reach the corridor from Castel Sant’Angelo, you can enter through the Bastion of San Marco located in the northwest corner of the fortress. At St. Peter’s Basilica, you can access the passage’s entrance right behind the famous Bernini’s colonnade.

Things to know before booking Passetto di Borgo tickets

Remember that not all entry tickets to Castel Sant’Angelo include the secret passage. To visit the corridor choose tickets that provide exclusive access to it.
Passetto di Borgo has been a hidden papal escape route with discreet viewpoints and traces of old guard posts. An expert guide would help you uncover its legends and mysteries with insights into its secrets.
The passage connects the Vatican to the fortress. A combo tour of all three would curate a unique experience of papal history without the hassle of separate tickets.
Standard tours to the passage do not include access to wheelchair users.

Your Passetto di Borgo ticket types explained

Entry to Passetto di Borgo is not always included in a Castel Sant’Angelo ticket. You would need to book tickets that provide exclusive access to the passage in order to visit it.

Here’s a breakdown of the ticketing options for Passetto di Borgo available to you:

The story behind the corridor

In response to the Saracen raid of 844, Pope Leo IV built a defensive wall around St. Peter’s Basilica, known as the Mura Leonine. The fortified area became known as Civitas Leoniana.

In 1277, Pope Nicholas III converted an 800-meter stretch of this wall into a secure, elevated passage linking the Apostolic Palace to Castel Sant’Angelo—this became the Passetto di Borgo.

In the late 15th century, Pope Alexander VI reinforced the corridor by raising the wall and adding a second rampart above it, strengthening its role as an escape route and military structure. These upgrades gave the Passetto much of its current appearance and defensive features.

Learn about Castel Sant'Angelo's history

Thursday to Sunday: 9 AM to 7:30 PM
Closed on: Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
Last admission: 6:30 PM

While specific daily schedules can vary, tours are generally offered during the daytime. It's advisable to check the latest timings and availability while booking your tickets.

Address: Viale Giuseppe Ceccarelli, 00193 Rome RM, Italy

Getting there

By bus: Line 40
Closest bus stop: Risorgimento/Porta Angelica, 3-minute walk
By metro: Line A
Closest station: Ottaviano, 4-minute walk

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Ireland

May 2025

5/5

The best part was the staff, drivers and at bus stops. Extremely helpful considering the crowds Always attentive and understanding.

Renata

Jul 2025

5/5

Corinne

United States

Jul 2025

5/5

Fernando

Brazil

Jul 2025

5/5

Monica

Ecuador

Jul 2025

5/5

The tickets were very easy to purchase and the castle is very beautiful, the view of Rome is spectacular, and I loved seeing St. Michael the Archangel.

Aishling

Ireland

Jul 2023

5/5

Natascha

Oct 2022

5/5

Step into a centuries-old escape route once used by popes, then head straight into the fortress with no queues.

Everything you get: Enter the hidden corridor once used by popes to flee the Vatican, then step into Castel Sant’Angelo with skip-the-line access, exploring both sites at your own pace amid centuries of history and striking architecture.
Why choose this: This experience lets you trace the lesser-known parts of Rome's medieval past. You can explore two iconic symbols of papal authority and protection at one go.
Upgrades: Add a guided tour to Passetto di Borgo and learn about papal escapades, shadowy prisoner transfers, assassination plots and many more controversies associated with the corridor.

Inclusions

Timed entry to Passetto di Borgo
Fast-track entry to Castel Sant’Angelo
Expert guide to Passetto di Borgo (as per option selected)
English or Spanish speaking guide (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the venue for security reasons.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.

Accessibility

This experience is not accessible to wheelchair users.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

See Rome’s most iconic landmarks with one ticket: from its legendary arena to a famed papal fortress.

Everything you get at Castel Sant’Angelo: Skip the line and uncover Castel Sant’Angelo with a digital audio guide. Wander through papal apartments, admire Renaissance frescoes, browse museum collections, and finish with breathtaking views from the Angel Terrace.
Everything you get at the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Roman Forum & Mamertine Prison: Enjoy timed entry to the Colosseum with an audio guide offering expert insights into its rich history. Then explore Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum, before visiting the Mamertine Prison, linked to St. Peter and St. Paul, for a glimpse into Rome’s early past.
Why choose this: A budget-friendly combo that saves you money while giving access to Rome’s greatest landmarks, all with one ticket.

Inclusions Castel Sant'Angelo

Skip-the-line entry
Digital audio guide

Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Roman Forum and Mamertine Prison

Timed entry to the Colosseum
Access to Palatine Hill & Roman Forum
Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese

Castel Sant’Angelo What to bring

Valid photo ID for all visitors (mandatory for discounted tickets).
Printed or mobile voucher.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, food, drinks, or tripods.

Accessibility

Spiral ramp and terrace are not wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Mandatory security checks apply, even with skip-the-line entry.

Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill & Mamertine Prison

What to bring

Valid photo ID (names on tickets must match IDs).
Phone and headphones if using the audio guide (download in advance on the Headout app).

What’s not allowed

Large bags, luggage, and tripods.

Additional information

Security checks can take 30+ minutes—place all items (including phones) in trays for faster clearance.
Colosseum entry is timed; Roman Forum & Palatine remain valid for 24 hours.
Separate entrances for Colosseum and Forum/Palatine; re-entry is not permitted.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Skip the lines and explore two of Rome’s most popular monuments: its grandest temple and a mighty riverside fortress.

Everything you get at the Rome Pantheon: Enjoy fast-track entry to the Rome Pantheon's expansive interiors and gaze up at the world's largest unsupported concrete dome.
Everything you get at Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip-the-line access and an audio guide to see Hadrian’s mausoleum turned papal refuge, prison, and museum.
Why choose this combo: With skip-the-line access, you can enjoy two of Rome’s busiest sites seamlessly, the Pantheon and Castel Sant’Angelo—both tied to Emperor Hadrian and central to the city’s history.

Inclusions Rome Pantheon

Fast-track entry

Castel Sant'Angelo

Fast-track entry
Audio guide

Exclusions Rome Pantheon

Live guide
Audio guide
Hosted entry

Castel Sant'Angelo

Live guide
Hosted entry

Rome Pantheon What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Flash photography and tripods are forbidden inside

Accessibility

This location is wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Knees and shoulders must be covered inside as it is a place of worship
There is a mandatory security check whose lines cannot be bypassed.

Castel Sant'Angelo What's not allowed

Tripods, food and drink, and large bags are not allowed inside.

Accessibility

Certain parts of the monument are not wheelchair-friendly, like the spiral staircase and the terrace.

Additional information

There is a mandatory security check whose lines cannot be bypassed.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Skip the lines to the famed fortress and enjoy hosted entry to world-class galleries and a masterpiece-filled chapel.

Everything you get at Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Get priority access to the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, and Castel Sant’Angelo with this combo ticket. See masterpieces by Raphael, Titian, and Bernini, and Michelangelo's iconic ceiling and wall frescoes.
Everything you get at Castel Sant’Angelo: Enjoy fast-track entry at your selected time and explore Hadrian’s 2,000-year-old mausoleum turned fortress. Discover five fascinating floors that reveal the layers of Rome’s history with a digital audio guide.
Why choose this combo: Experience two of Rome’s must-see sites with priority access, saving time and unlocking more of the city in one go.

Inclusions Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel

Escorted entry into Vatican Museums with a designated host

Castel Sant'Angelo

Skip-the-line entry
Audio guide

Exclusions Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel

Professional tour guide
Audio guide
Transportation

Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel What to bring

A valid ID proof reflecting your full name is required at the ticket counter to verify your identity.

Accessibility

The Vatican Museums offer free tickets for visitors with mobility impairments (with certified disability exceeding 74%). Additionally, in the case of visitors lacking in self-sufficiency, free entry is extended to their companions.
Certification of disability must be shown before the issue of the entrance tickets either at the Reception or at the Special Permits Desk, located in the entrance hall of the Vatican Museums.

Additional information

Guests visiting Vatican Museums must wear clothing that covers their knees, arms, and back. It is recommended to carry a shawl or scarf to cover your head.

Castel Sant'Angelo What's not allowed

Luggage and large bags are not allowed inside.

Accessibility

This experience is not suitable for wheelchair users.
People with mobility issues won't be able to access all spaces of the monument. It also won't be possible to adapt the routes due to the nature of the monument.

Additional information

Keep in mind that your ticket is nominative, and you must present a valid ID matching your full name on the ticket for entry.
The attraction is closed on Mondays.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Trace Rome’s spiritual journey, from pagan temple to the heart of Catholicism, in two timeless landmarks. Everything you get at Castel Sant’Angelo: Explore the fortress's secret passages, medieval weapons, and ancient statues with a digital audio guide. Everything you get at St. Peter’s Basilica: Enter St. Peter’s Basilica, where you can see Bernini’s Chair of St. Peter, then descend into the Vatican Grottoes to explore Papal tombs. Why choose this: Few combos let you connect the world’s best-preserved ancient temple directly with the world’s largest Christian church—it’s a story of Rome’s changing soul. You also get to leap across 1,500 years of history without leaving the city center.

Inclusions Castel Sant'Angelo

Direct entry and terrace access
Digital audio guide

St. Peter's Basilica

Direct entry

Castel Sant’Angelo Accessibility

Only some areas are accessible for prams/strollers and wheelchairs.
Visiting with a baby or toddler? Bring a carrier.

Additional information

Tickets are nominative—bring an ID matching the name on your ticket.

St. Peter’s Basilica Accessibility

Wheelchair and stroller accessible via the right semicircle of St. Peter’s Square. For special needs, email accoglienza@fsp.va.
Sign language tours available—book at least 48 hours in advance at visiteguidate@fsp.va.

Additional information

The basilica itself is free to enter.
Dress code: Cover knees and shoulders.
Security lines can be long, especially at peak times—waits may reach an hour.
During religious holidays, some areas like the Papal Tombs may close. If so, the Basilica tour will be extended.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Step into a centuries-old escape route once used by popes, then head straight into the fortress with no queues.

Everything you get: Enter the hidden corridor once used by popes to flee the Vatican, then step into Castel Sant’Angelo with skip-the-line access, exploring both sites at your own pace amid centuries of history and striking architecture.
Why choose this: This experience lets you trace the lesser-known parts of Rome's medieval past. You can explore two iconic symbols of papal authority and protection at one go.
Upgrades: Add a guided tour to Passetto di Borgo and learn about papal escapades, shadowy prisoner transfers, assassination plots and many more controversies associated with the corridor.

Inclusions

Timed entry to Passetto di Borgo
Fast-track entry to Castel Sant’Angelo
Expert guide to Passetto di Borgo (as per option selected)
English or Spanish speaking guide (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the venue for security reasons.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.

Accessibility

This experience is not accessible to wheelchair users.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

See Rome’s most iconic landmarks with one ticket: from its legendary arena to a famed papal fortress.

Everything you get at Castel Sant’Angelo: Skip the line and uncover Castel Sant’Angelo with a digital audio guide. Wander through papal apartments, admire Renaissance frescoes, browse museum collections, and finish with breathtaking views from the Angel Terrace.
Everything you get at the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Roman Forum & Mamertine Prison: Enjoy timed entry to the Colosseum with an audio guide offering expert insights into its rich history. Then explore Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum, before visiting the Mamertine Prison, linked to St. Peter and St. Paul, for a glimpse into Rome’s early past.
Why choose this: A budget-friendly combo that saves you money while giving access to Rome’s greatest landmarks, all with one ticket.

Inclusions Castel Sant'Angelo

Skip-the-line entry
Digital audio guide

Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Roman Forum and Mamertine Prison

Timed entry to the Colosseum
Access to Palatine Hill & Roman Forum
Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese

Castel Sant’Angelo What to bring

Valid photo ID for all visitors (mandatory for discounted tickets).
Printed or mobile voucher.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, food, drinks, or tripods.

Accessibility

Spiral ramp and terrace are not wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Mandatory security checks apply, even with skip-the-line entry.

Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill & Mamertine Prison

What to bring

Valid photo ID (names on tickets must match IDs).
Phone and headphones if using the audio guide (download in advance on the Headout app).

What’s not allowed

Large bags, luggage, and tripods.

Additional information

Security checks can take 30+ minutes—place all items (including phones) in trays for faster clearance.
Colosseum entry is timed; Roman Forum & Palatine remain valid for 24 hours.
Separate entrances for Colosseum and Forum/Palatine; re-entry is not permitted.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Skip the lines and explore two of Rome’s most popular monuments: its grandest temple and a mighty riverside fortress.

Everything you get at the Rome Pantheon: Enjoy fast-track entry to the Rome Pantheon's expansive interiors and gaze up at the world's largest unsupported concrete dome.
Everything you get at Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip-the-line access and an audio guide to see Hadrian’s mausoleum turned papal refuge, prison, and museum.
Why choose this combo: With skip-the-line access, you can enjoy two of Rome’s busiest sites seamlessly, the Pantheon and Castel Sant’Angelo—both tied to Emperor Hadrian and central to the city’s history.

Inclusions Rome Pantheon

Fast-track entry

Castel Sant'Angelo

Fast-track entry
Audio guide

Exclusions Rome Pantheon

Live guide
Audio guide
Hosted entry

Castel Sant'Angelo

Live guide
Hosted entry

Rome Pantheon What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Flash photography and tripods are forbidden inside

Accessibility

This location is wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Knees and shoulders must be covered inside as it is a place of worship
There is a mandatory security check whose lines cannot be bypassed.

Castel Sant'Angelo What's not allowed

Tripods, food and drink, and large bags are not allowed inside.

Accessibility

Certain parts of the monument are not wheelchair-friendly, like the spiral staircase and the terrace.

Additional information

There is a mandatory security check whose lines cannot be bypassed.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Skip the lines to the famed fortress and enjoy hosted entry to world-class galleries and a masterpiece-filled chapel.

Everything you get at Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Get priority access to the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, and Castel Sant’Angelo with this combo ticket. See masterpieces by Raphael, Titian, and Bernini, and Michelangelo's iconic ceiling and wall frescoes.
Everything you get at Castel Sant’Angelo: Enjoy fast-track entry at your selected time and explore Hadrian’s 2,000-year-old mausoleum turned fortress. Discover five fascinating floors that reveal the layers of Rome’s history with a digital audio guide.
Why choose this combo: Experience two of Rome’s must-see sites with priority access, saving time and unlocking more of the city in one go.

Inclusions Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel

Escorted entry into Vatican Museums with a designated host

Castel Sant'Angelo

Skip-the-line entry
Audio guide

Exclusions Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel

Professional tour guide
Audio guide
Transportation

Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel What to bring

A valid ID proof reflecting your full name is required at the ticket counter to verify your identity.

Accessibility

The Vatican Museums offer free tickets for visitors with mobility impairments (with certified disability exceeding 74%). Additionally, in the case of visitors lacking in self-sufficiency, free entry is extended to their companions.
Certification of disability must be shown before the issue of the entrance tickets either at the Reception or at the Special Permits Desk, located in the entrance hall of the Vatican Museums.

Additional information

Guests visiting Vatican Museums must wear clothing that covers their knees, arms, and back. It is recommended to carry a shawl or scarf to cover your head.

Castel Sant'Angelo What's not allowed

Luggage and large bags are not allowed inside.

Accessibility

This experience is not suitable for wheelchair users.
People with mobility issues won't be able to access all spaces of the monument. It also won't be possible to adapt the routes due to the nature of the monument.

Additional information

Keep in mind that your ticket is nominative, and you must present a valid ID matching your full name on the ticket for entry.
The attraction is closed on Mondays.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Inclusions Castel Sant'Angelo

Direct entry and terrace access
Digital audio guide

St. Peter's Basilica

Direct entry

Castel Sant’Angelo Accessibility

Only some areas are accessible for prams/strollers and wheelchairs.
Visiting with a baby or toddler? Bring a carrier.

Additional information

Tickets are nominative—bring an ID matching the name on your ticket.

St. Peter’s Basilica Accessibility

Wheelchair and stroller accessible via the right semicircle of St. Peter’s Square. For special needs, email accoglienza@fsp.va.
Sign language tours available—book at least 48 hours in advance at visiteguidate@fsp.va.

Additional information

The basilica itself is free to enter.
Dress code: Cover knees and shoulders.
Security lines can be long, especially at peak times—waits may reach an hour.
During religious holidays, some areas like the Papal Tombs may close. If so, the Basilica tour will be extended.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Step into a centuries-old escape route once used by popes, then head straight into the fortress with no queues.

Everything you get: Enter the hidden corridor once used by popes to flee the Vatican, then step into Castel Sant’Angelo with skip-the-line access, exploring both sites at your own pace amid centuries of history and striking architecture.
Why choose this: This experience lets you trace the lesser-known parts of Rome's medieval past. You can explore two iconic symbols of papal authority and protection at one go.
Upgrades: Add a guided tour to Passetto di Borgo and learn about papal escapades, shadowy prisoner transfers, assassination plots and many more controversies associated with the corridor.

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Everything you get at Castel Sant’Angelo: Skip the line and uncover Castel Sant’Angelo with a digital audio guide. Wander through papal apartments, admire Renaissance frescoes, browse museum collections, and finish with breathtaking views from the Angel Terrace.
Everything you get at the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Roman Forum & Mamertine Prison: Enjoy timed entry to the Colosseum with an audio guide offering expert insights into its rich history. Then explore Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum, before visiting the Mamertine Prison, linked to St. Peter and St. Paul, for a glimpse into Rome’s early past.
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Everything you get at Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip-the-line access and an audio guide to see Hadrian’s mausoleum turned papal refuge, prison, and museum.
Why choose this combo: With skip-the-line access, you can enjoy two of Rome’s busiest sites seamlessly, the Pantheon and Castel Sant’Angelo—both tied to Emperor Hadrian and central to the city’s history.

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Everything you get at Castel Sant’Angelo: Enjoy fast-track entry at your selected time and explore Hadrian’s 2,000-year-old mausoleum turned fortress. Discover five fascinating floors that reveal the layers of Rome’s history with a digital audio guide.
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