1 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
Explore Castel Sant’Angelo with an expert private guide
Discover its transformation from mausoleum to fortress and papal residence
Visit the Treasury room, papal apartments, and torture chamber
Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Rome from the castle’s terrace
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Experience the timeless grandeur of Castel Sant'Angelo on an exclusive private tour that unveils the secrets of this iconic monument, far from the bustling crowds. Originally built in 138 AD as the mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian, this majestic structure later transformed into a powerful fortress, papal stronghold, and even a prison, standing as a silent witness to centuries of Roman history. Wander through the opulent papal apartments, the intriguing Treasury room, and the chilling torture chamber, each corner telling a story of power, intrigue, and survival. Discover the legendary Passetto di Borgo, the secret corridor that links the castle to the Vatican, famously brought to life in Dan Brown’s Angels and Demons. Your journey culminates at the castle’s summit, where sweeping panoramic views of the Eternal City provide a spectacular finale to an unforgettable exploration of art, history, and mystery.
Italian Coffee
Skip the line tickets to the Castel Sant' Angelo
Fully guided visit inside
Hadrian’s tomb & Torture chamber
Belvedere terrace with panoramic views
Treasury Hall & Borgia Courtyard of the theatre
Private transportation
Pickup and Dropoff
Gratuities
FFP2 face mask required
Proof of full vaccination
Passport ID
Bottle of water
Public transportation nearby
Not wheelchair accessible
Don't forget to carry your passport or ID
Arrive 30 minutes before the start time
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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