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Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip The Line

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On the banks of the Tiber stands a towering cylindrical structure steeped in history; it’s a mausoleum, a monument - and a museum. Skip the line to Castel Sant'Angelo and step back into the unfolding of Rome's history. Plus, get amazing rooftop views of the Eternal City!A visit to Castel Sant'Angelo is an incredible journey into Rome's history. What once housed the remains of Emperor Hadrian and his family (and the emperors up to Caracalla in the 2nd century) is now one of Rome's top attractions.Skip the line and see for yourself how this Castel changed along with Rome. It's been a fortress for the Popes to hide out in times of trouble. It's also been a palace, a prison, and the dramatic setting for Puccini's opera .The downstairs part is cold and cramped, but the upper floors are a whole different story. Check out the lavishly decorated Renaissance interiors (look up for the murals!), and the with its collection of art and military memorabilia.June 24 - September 17, 2017This exhibition in the Papal Apartments of Castel Sant'Angelo is included in your ticket. Explore falling in love, abandonment, and nostalgia in the form of 16th-century work by Tiziano, Tintoretto, Ludovico Carracci, Bronzino, and more.
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About Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip The Line
About Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip The Line
On the banks of the Tiber stands a towering cylindrical structure, prominent throughout history as a monumental mausoleum and museum. A visit to Castel Sant'Angelo is an amazing journey through the history of Rome. What was once the resting place of Emperor Hadrian and his family (and emperors up to Caracalla in the 2nd century) is now a top attraction in Rome.
Why Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip The Line is a must
Skip the line at Castel Sant'Angelo, allowing you to quickly and conveniently delve into the history of Rome.
Top things to do at Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip The Line
Walk along the paths and witness how this castle transformed with Rome. It served as a fortress for Popes to hide in difficult times. It was also a palace, a prison, and an amazing setting for Puccini's opera. While the lower floors are cold and narrow, the upper floors tell a completely different story. Explore the luxuriously decorated interiors (look for the frescoes) and the collection of art and military relics. From June 24 - September 17, 2017, an exhibition in the Papal Apartments of Castel Sant'Angelo was included with your ticket. It explored love, abandonment, and nostalgia in 16th-century works by Tiziano, Tintoretto, Ludovico Carracci, Bronzino, and others.
Location of Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip The Line
Located on the banks of the Tiber in Rome.