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Explore Rome's Castel Sant'Angelo, built as Emperor Hadrian's mausoleum and later a papal fortress, with an entry ticket and a smartphone audio guide. Choose your preferred time slot and explore at your own pace while listening to the audio guide on your phone. Discover the weapons collection and Renaissance frescoes across the five-story building, see the beautifully decorated papal apartments, and enjoy views of Rome from the terrace.

Once your booking is confirmed, you receive an official ticket; head to the main entrance of Castel Sant'Angelo at Lungotevere Castello 50. Enter at your chosen time slot and explore freely while listening to the digital audio guide on your smartphone. A live guide and the castle's official audio guide are not included.

Castel Sant'Angelo began as a mausoleum commissioned by Emperor Hadrian and built between 135 and 139 AD. It was later transformed into an imposing defensive structure by the Papal States and used to protect various popes from the 14th century onward. You will also hear about the prisoners held within its walls and their tragic fates.

The five-story castle houses a wide collection of weapons that shows the fortress's defensive role, as well as Renaissance frescoes. On the upper floors, see the beautifully decorated papal apartments and the painted papal bathroom used by Leo X and Clement VII.

During your visit, head up to the castle's famous terrace for panoramic views over Rome. Stay as long as you like within opening hours and take photos.
Meeting point :
Castel Sant'Angelo main entrance
Lungotevere Castello, 50, Rome
Meeting point information:
There is no staff to meet; go directly to the main entrance of Castel Sant'Angelo and enter with your official ticket.
Lungotevere Castello, 50, Rome