Rome: Castel Sant'Angelo and St. Peter's Basilica and Dome - Rome, Italy
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EXPERIENCE:

Start your experience with the visit of Castel St. Angelo at your pace: explore the 5 floors of the museum heading towards a spiral ramp, then see the cells and the rooms that served as a Papal residence, as well as a chamber of ashes where you can marvel at the remains of iconic Roman characters and frescoes preserved perfectly. Don’t miss the roof terrace with the picturesque view of the whole city.

Complete your journey with the visit of the St. Peter’s Basilica and Dome. Meet the Touristation staff which will assist to enter into the St. Peter’s Basilica and Dome.

Initially ordered by Pope Julius II during the 16th century, this grandiose Basilica was constructed on the presumed location of Saint Peter’s burial, the esteemed disciple of Jesus Christ, encapsulating centuries of history and spiritual reverence. First, climb the dome, and get a close look at the interior mosaics while your audio guide tells you about the church’s history.

After descending from the Dome, admire Michelangelo’s Pietà, Bernini’s Baldacchino, and the final resting places of St. Peter and other popes. Using a digital map and 27 designated listening points, the audio tour will lead you on a journey through the basilica’s key highlights. Explore the detailed embellishments and elaborate mosaic art that grace the interior walls.

Delve into La Pieta of Michelangelo and the meanings and historical significance of the extraordinary pavement beneath you.

Please note the entrance of St. Peter Basilica is not a skip the line.

 

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Enjoy the panoramic views of Rome from the highest building in the city
Enjoy fast-track entrance to the famous Castel Sant’Angelo’s historic museum
Learn the fascinating history of St. Peter’s Basilica through your audio guide
Have a close look at the St. Peter’s Basilica Dome’s mosaics

 

 

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