Discover the captivating history of Castel Sant’Angelo, a medieval fortress turned prison and papal residence. Marvel at the stunning Renaissance frescoes and enjoy breathtaking views of Rome from the panoramic terrace!
- Castel Sant’Angelo - A unique medieval fortress. Also known as Hadrian’s Mausoleum, it is a monument in Rome, located on the right bank of the Tiber opposite the pons Aelius, a short distance from the Vatican.
- Entry to iconic monuments
Famous Castel Sant’Angelo is a distinguished medieval stronghold originally constructed as the ancient burial site of Emperor Hadrian. Over numerous years, it has seen multiple transformations: evolving from a fortress to a prison, and ultimately serving as a private living space for the Pope.
The magnificence of the papal apartments is stunning, and the Renaissance murals are just as captivating as the Borgia Pope’s at the Vatican Museums.
One must surely visit Castel Sant’Angelo, if only to take in the magnificent vistas of Rome and the scenic city-viewing terrace!
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