Angels and Demons Tour: are you ready to embark on a journey between the Sacred and the Profane?

This Tour will make you explore the places of Spirituality as well as those of the ancient medieval intrigues that Rome witnessed.

We will start by admiring Castel Sant’Angelo, what was the Mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian in Ancient Rome and which over the centuries became a fortress, but also a place of torture and imprisonment as well as the Pope’s refuge in case of a siege of the city.

From the Castle we will then move along the Ponte Sant’Angelo, with its statues of St. Peter and St. Paul, Adam, Noah, Abraham and Moses.

Near the Castel Sant’Angelo, we will hear the story of Santa Caterina and we will be able to observe the famous Passetto, the elevated pedestrian walkway about 800 meters long that connects the Vatican with the Castel Sant’Angelo and which allowed the Pope to take refuge in case of danger interior of the Castle.

Walking we will reach Via della Conciliazione, in the ancient Borgo district, walking along the avenue built in the early twentieth century to ideally connect the City of Rome with the Vatican State.

Finally, we will arrive at St. Peter’s Square, in front of the Basilica.

ATTENTION:
Carlo is NOT the guide for this tour,
this tour is organized by Carlo together with the best guides in Rome
If you are looking for a Tour with Carlo click here

• Walking outside the St. Angel Castle Area
• Visit Of St. Angelo Bridge
• Walking in Via della Conciliazione
• Visit of St. Peter Square
• Guide in English
• A unique experience

• This is not a Tour with Carlo

• Transportation from your Accommodation to the St. Angel Castle
• Entrance to St. Angel Castle
• Entrance to St. Petr Basilica
• Return to the starting point
• The Tip to the Tour Guide

• In case of rain the Tour is done anyway.
• Dates can be changed up to 24 hours before the start.
• Dates can be changed up to 24 hours before the start, we do not make any changes thereafter.
• We recommend arriving 15 minutes before the start.
• Remember that Rome has a lot of traffic,
• Arriving late you can catch up with the group at your expense