Monuments
Free Cancellation
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Mobile voucher accepted
Duration: Fixable
Do this because
You'll explore the hidden passage of the Secret Passetto, steeped in mystery
The fascinating secrets of the Papal escape route will be revealed to you
There's included access to Castel Sant'Angelo, offering panoramic views of Rome
You can learn about the Vatican's intriguing role in ancient Roman politics
It's a journey through centuries of art, architecture, and captivating mysteries
What to expect
Get to know the history of Rome by exploring the Passetto di Borgo and Castel Sant'Angelo.The Passetto di Borgo, or the Secret Passage as it's also known, is an ancient passage that's cloaked in mystery. This hidden route was used as a secret escape route for popes when they were in danger. It stretches from the Vatican City to Castel Sant'Angelo, and is packed with tales of covert operations, conspiracies, and dramatic escapes.Castel Sant'Angelo, on the other hand, has a different story to tell. Originally built as a mausoleum for Emperor Hadrian, it's been transformed over the centuries into a fortress, a papal residence, and even a prison. Today, it's a great place to learn about Rome's past, with artefacts and awesome views of the city.
What's included
Access to Castel Sant'Angelo and Passetto di Borgo
On-site assistance
What's not included
Audio guide
Guided tour
What to remember
Know in advance:
The total retail price includes:
€24.00 for adults / €0.00 for children (0–5 years) / €2.00 for children (6–17 years): access to the Passetto di Borgo and Castel Sant’Angelo
€15.00 for adults / €10.00 for minors (0–17 years): Ancient Rome Multimedia Video
Assistance at the meeting point
Provider
Ticketstation srl
Booking Fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Cancellation Fee
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins
Where
Castel Sant'Angelo, Lungotevere Castello, 50, 00193 Roma, RM, Italy
Meeting point:
Redeem your voucher with the assistance of Touristation staff in front of the entrance of Castel Sant'Angelo. They have an orange umbrella and wear a red T-shirt.