1 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
Discover the extraordinary heating systems and engineering innovations that made the baths unique
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Visit the ancient ruins with downloadable audio guide
Enjoy a self-paced visit with a downloadable audio guide
Combined access to two iconic Roman landmarks
€ 19.44
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Join a unique and captivating experience with entry to both Castel SantAngelo and the historic Passetto di Borgo, the secret corridor once used by Popes to escape in times of danger. Begin your journey by exploring the Passetto di Borgo, a hidden passage linking the castle to St Peters Square, which has silently witnessed extraordinary historical events, including papal escapes during times of conflict. Walking through this secret corridor offers a rare glimpse into Romes hidden history and the strategic measures taken to protect the pontiffs.
Afterward, discover the impressive walls, terraces, and artistic treasures of Castel SantAngelo with a downloadable audio guide. This remarkable fortress, mausoleum, and papal residence has played a central role in Romes history for centuries. Immerse yourself in the legends, art, and architecture that define this iconic landmark and experience two of the citys most fascinating attractions in a single visit. This journey offers a seamless and enriching exploration of Rome’s hidden past.
Skip-the-line Entry Ticket
Downloadable Audio Guide
Guided Tour
Live Guide
Headsets
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Passport or ID card
Headsets
Fully Charged Phone
Internet Access
Comfortable shoes
Weather-appropriate clothing
Sun Hat
Wear comfortable shoes for walking
Some areas may be closed for maintenance or safety reasons
The site involves walking and some stairs
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The Baths of Caracalla were such an interesting and impressive place to visit, so rich in history and truly breathtaking to walk through. I was surprised by how quiet it was, with very few tourists around. It was great for me because I got to explore peacefully, but also a bit sad to see such an incredible site being overlooked. The chairs around the fountain were an amazing and calm spot to take in the ruins. It’s very easy to get to as well, just a short walking distance from Circo Massimo. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Rome!
Absolutely stunning and peaceful place to explore! The ruins are massive, it’s hard to believe this was once just a public bath. You can really feel the history here, away from the crowds of the Colosseum. The atmosphere is calm, and quiet. Highly recommend visiting if you love ancient Roman architecture and want a more relaxed experience in Rome.
The Baths of Caracalla are an impressive archaeological site that offers a fascinating glimpse into the grandeur of ancient Rome. While much of the structure now lies in ruins, you can still appreciate the scale and architectural ingenuity of the complex. To truly grasp its former magnificence, I highly recommend watching a virtual reconstruction (such as those available on YouTube) before your visit — it adds depth and context, making the experience far more meaningful. The surrounding area is beautifully maintained, with a lush lawn and a tranquil reflection pool that create a peaceful, almost meditative atmosphere amid the ruins. It’s a wonderful place to stroll, sit, and imagine what once was. One important note: the last entrance is allowed at 3:30 p.m., so plan your visit accordingly to have enough time to explore at leisure.
Wonderful experience, combining the exploration of a very well preserved enormous ancient site with relaxing in its peaceful park. And all of this while escaping the most crowded tourist sites! In my opinion, you don't need a tour guide here, because good information is readily available and the site is easily accessible without long lines. In addition, it's an extensive site which is best enjoyed at your own pace.
We went on our final day in Rome as it was a relatively short walk from our hotel. It really seems to be a surprisingly hidden gem! The site is large with mosaics from the original baths in really excellent condition. There are short information boards dotted around which are really informative describing both the original layout but also its use. The cost was reasonable but the best part was how quiet it was. It felt so relaxed with only a handful of visitors which came as a relief after the hustle and bustle of the main attractions.
