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Rome Passetto di Borgo and Castel Sant'Angelo Entry
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Important Information
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Public transportation options are available nearby
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Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Each traveler must present a valid passport or ID document that matches the name provided at the time of booking for successful entry.
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To redeem the Child admission (Under 18) you must show the valid Photo ID.
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Please provide the full names of all travelers when booking.
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Invalid Tickets: If the name on the ticket does not match the identity of the visitor, the ticket will be considered invalid and cannot be used for entry.
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Liability: We do not accept any responsibility for any mistakes made during the booking process. If the visitor's name is entered incorrectly, the ticket will be invalid and no refunds or corrections can be made.
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This ticket offers a rare opportunity to access the Passetto di Borgo, the secret elevated passage once used by popes as an escape route to Castel Sant’Angelo. Few visitors get to walk through this historic corridor, making it a truly exclusive experience. Combined with your entry to Castel Sant’Angelo, you’ll uncover two iconic sites with one ticket—exploring the papal fortress, its rich history, and the panoramic views over Rome. A unique way to connect Vatican history with one of the city’s most fascinating monuments.
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2 hours and 11 minutes
Non-refundable
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Mobile Ticket
2 hours and 11 minutes
Non-refundable
Avoid Queues
Mobile Ticket
What's Included
Castel Sant'angelo Entry Ticket
Passetto di Borgo Entry Ticket
Guided Tour or Audioguide
Skip the mandatory security line
Pick-up and Drop
Meeting Points
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Rome Passetto di Borgo and Castel Sant'Angelo Entry
(18) Reviews
Roma
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This ticket offers a rare opportunity to access the Passetto di Borgo, the secret elevated passage once used by popes as an escape route to Castel Sant’Angelo. Few visitors get to walk through this historic corridor, making it a truly exclusive experience. Combined with your entry to Castel Sant’Angelo, you’ll uncover two iconic sites with one ticket—exploring the papal fortress, its rich history, and the panoramic views over Rome. A unique way to connect Vatican history with one of the city’s most fascinating monuments.
Please exchange your Viator voucher for the official entry ticket at our meeting point located at Vicolo del Farinone 23, Rome.
Directions: From Ottaviano metro station (Line A), walk along Via Ottaviano towards Piazza Risorgimento, then turn right onto Via di Porta Angelica. After entering Piazza San Pietro, take the first left into Vicolo del Farinone. The address number 23 will be on your left-hand side.
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Museo Nazionale di Castel Sant'Angelo
Discover the wonders of Castel Sant’Angelo with a convenient skip-the-line ticket and assisted entry. Originally built by Emperor Hadrian as a mausoleum for himself and his family, this imposing monument has lived many lives: fortress, papal residence, prison, and now one of Rome’s most iconic museums.
Step inside and walk along the ancient spiral ramp that winds through centuries of history. Explore grand halls adorned with Renaissance frescoes, admire weapons and artifacts from different eras, and climb up to the rooftop terrace. From here, you’ll enjoy some of the most spectacular panoramic views of Rome and St. Peter’s Basilica, a sight not to be missed during your stay in the Eternal City.
1 hour and 30 minutes
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Passetto di Borgo
Discover the hidden gem of Vatican Rome: the Passetto di Borgo, a secret elevated passageway that links the Vatican to Castel Sant’Angelo. Built in the Middle Ages, this fortified corridor was used by popes as an escape route during times of danger. Walking through its ancient walls, you’ll step back in time and experience a unique piece of history that reveals the connection between power, faith, and survival in Rome.
