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Combo (Save 5%): Altare della Patria Glass Elevator + Castel Sant'Angelo Tickets

View from Altar of the Fatherland, Rome, with chariot statue and cityscape.
View of Rome from the Altar of the Fatherland, showcasing cityscape and historic buildings.
Castel Sant'Angelo and Sant'Angelo Bridge over Tiber River on a sunny day in Rome, Italy.
Interior of Castel Sant'Angelo with ornate ceiling and detailed frescoes in Rome, Italy.

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Barbé Henri

Barbé

Nov 2025
Verified booking
4/5
The Colosseum, Palatine, Roman Forum and Mamertine Prison are all within easy reach. The queue cutter wasn't much use, as I was there at 9 a.m. in the morning, and even though it's crowded, the queue moves quickly to get into the Colosseum. Please note! When you take the 9 a.m. time slot for the Colisée, the Mamertine prison doesn't open until 8:30. So you'll have to go to the prison to collect your tickets for the rest of the tour, and come back once you've finished. For the Castel Sant'Angelo, I arrived right on time and was able to get straight into the tour. It wasn't very crowded, but the entrance was smooth and stress-free.
Agnieszka Dawid

Agnieszka

Oct 2025
Verified booking
4/5
Saint Angel's Castle. Very interesting place, showing a piece of history. It is good that a lot has been preserved, an impressive monument . Raphael's sculpture stands guard there with dignity 😀the views from the tower are breathtaking, the idea of a cafe on the terraces, where with a cup of coffee, a glass of Aperol you can admire it all super 🤩 the exhibition dedicated in honor of John Paul II was mega impressive. There were no big queues behind the tickets, but having the opportunity to buy online you gain several minutes, which with a busy schedule of sightseeing priceless
Andrea Stensland

Andrea

Sep 2025
Verified booking
5/5
Went at 9:30 for our 9:45 entrance and they let us right in. There were a few people but not a ton so it was still easy to get around. The audio guide was okay. Sometimes it would tell you to go the next room before they started talking about that room other times it just started and you had to guess what they were talking about. The audio guide also stopped before we got to to the outside walls so there were some audio signs, but we didn't get to listen to anything while we were walking around the outside walls.

    • Experience Rome’s rich history, art, and panoramic views: all with one convenient ticket.

    • Ride the glass elevator at the Altar of the Fatherland for sweeping, unobstructed views over Rome’s iconic skyline.

    • Discover Italy’s unification story at the Museum of the Risorgimento and admire Renaissance art at Palazzo Venezia.

    • Explore opulent papal apartments, ancient prison cells and Renaissance frescoes at Castle Sant'Angelo

    • This combo saves you time and money while covering two of Rome’s most celebrated historic sites.

  • Castel Sant’Angelo

    • Skip-the-line entry to Castel Sant’Angelo

    Altar of the Fatherland, Museum and Glass Elevator

    • Skip-the-line access to Altar of the Fatherland glass elevator

    • Skip-the-line entry to the Museum of the Risorgimento

    • Skip-the-line entry to Palazzo Venezia

  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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    What our guests say

    Barbé Henri

    Barbé

    Nov 2025
    Verified booking
    4/5
    The Colosseum, Palatine, Roman Forum and Mamertine Prison are all within easy reach. The queue cutter wasn't much use, as I was there at 9 a.m. in the morning, and even though it's crowded, the queue moves quickly to get into the Colosseum. Please note! When you take the 9 a.m. time slot for the Colisée, the Mamertine prison doesn't open until 8:30. So you'll have to go to the prison to collect your tickets for the rest of the tour, and come back once you've finished. For the Castel Sant'Angelo, I arrived right on time and was able to get straight into the tour. It wasn't very crowded, but the entrance was smooth and stress-free.
    George William de Paula Rodrigues

    George

    Nov 2025
    Verified booking
    5/5
    I visited Castel Sant’Angelo today and it was an incredible experience. The place is much larger than I expected, and every section has something that catches your attention. There are so many fascinating details and pieces of history inside. The room dedicated to Pope John Paul II is especially impressive – it has a very strong and meaningful atmosphere. Overall, the energy of the castle is really good. I definitely recommend visiting if you’re in Rome.
    Adam LaBadie

    Adam

    Nov 2025
    Verified booking
    5/5
    We bought the tickets for our group of five last minute while in Rome. Once we had our tickets it was super easy to get them on our phone. Once we had the tickets was easy to get right in with a simple scan. The crowds were moderately busy but was so nice not to have to stand in line to get tickets. Highly recommend and is a must see sight while in Rome.
    Gabriele Zebrauskaite

    Gabriele

    Nov 2025
    Verified booking
    4/5
    The building itself was outstanding, breathtaking. However, the glass elevator and the terrace was not that amusing. Definitely not worth paying to get up there, better places and rooftops in Rome to spend money on. It was fine, but definitely not ticket worthy. The building itself from the outside was absolutely beautiful.
    Jorunn Krüger

    Jorunn

    Nov 2025
    Verified booking
    4/5
    Castel Sant'Angelo is definitely worth a visit, and fast-track tickets are helpful. We found the audio guide informative, but rather confusing.

  • Save time and see two of Rome’s most iconic sites, Castel Sant’Angelo and the Altar of the Fatherland, with fast-track entry.

    Getting started

    Begin at either attraction. For Castel Sant’Angelo, show your ticket at Lungotevere Castello 50; for the Altar of the Fatherland, start at the tour operator’s office. At both sites, skip the ticket lines and proceed directly after a quick check-in.

    What to expect

    Castel Sant’Angelo

    Originally built as Emperor Hadrian’s mausoleum, Castel Sant’Angelo later served as a fortress, papal residence, and prison. This cylindrical monument offers a journey through centuries of Roman history.

    Features:

    • Spiral ramp and Chamber of Ashes: Walk the defensive ramp to the burial chambers, once holding the remains of emperors like Hadrian and Marcus Aurelius.

    • Papal apartments and Sala Paolina: Explore rooms adorned with frescoes and stucco, including the Sala Paolina with paintings of Hadrian.

    • Angel Courtyard: See the original marble statue of Archangel Michael by Raffaello da Montelupo.

    • Historic prisons: Visit the Parlatoio, used for prisoner interrogations, and learn about notable inmates.

    • Rooftop terrace: Enjoy panoramic views of Rome and the bronze statue of Archangel Michael by Peter Anton von Verschaffelt.

    • Renaissance bastions: Discover the five bastions added for military defense during the Renaissance.

    Altar of the Fatherland, Museum and Glass Elevator

    The Altare della Patria is Italy’s largest national monument, known for its neoclassical grandeur and sweeping city views. Your visit includes the Museum of the Risorgimento and Palazzo Venezia.

    Features:

    • Glass elevator to the terrace: Ride to the top for unobstructed views of the Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, and the Colosseum.

    • White marble facade and Corinthian columns: Admire the monument’s architectural scale and detail.

    • Equestrian statue of Victor Emmanuel II: See the centerpiece honoring Italy’s first king.

    • Museum of the Risorgimento: Explore artifacts, documents, and weapons from Italy’s unification.

    • Palazzo Venezia: Visit galleries with Renaissance art, historic artifacts, and peaceful courtyard gardens.

  • Castel St. Angelo

    MondayClosed
    Tuesday09:00am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:30pm
    Wednesday09:00am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:30pm
    Thursday09:00am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:30pm
    Friday09:00am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:30pm
    Saturday09:00am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:30pm
    Sunday09:00am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:30pm

    Palazzo Venezia Garden

    Monday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Tuesday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Wednesday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Thursday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Friday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Saturday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Sunday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm

    Altare della Patria Glass Elevator

    Monday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Tuesday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Wednesday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Thursday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Friday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Saturday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Sunday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm

    Altare della Patria

    Monday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Tuesday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Wednesday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Thursday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Friday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Saturday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm
    Sunday09:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:45pm

    Ponte sant angelo

    Monday12:00am - 11:59pmlast entry 11:59pm
    Tuesday12:00am - 11:59pmlast entry 11:59pm
    Wednesday12:00am - 11:59pmlast entry 11:59pm
    Thursday12:00am - 11:59pmlast entry 11:59pm
    Friday12:00am - 11:59pmlast entry 11:59pm
    Saturday12:00am - 11:59pmlast entry 11:59pm
    Sunday12:00am - 11:59pmlast entry 11:59pm

  • Castel Sant’Angelo

    What to bring

    • A valid ID proof reflecting your full name is required at the ticket counter to verify your identity.

    What’s not allowed

    • Tripods, food and drink, and large bags are not allowed at the venue.

    • Luggage and large bags are not allowed.

    Accessibility

    • Some areas of the museum including the spiral ramp and terrace are not accessible to wheelchair users.

    Additional information

    • Mandatory security checks would still be required at the entrance even with fast-track entry tickets.

    • Reduced entry tickets are available for EU citizens aged 18 to 25.

    Altar of the Fatherland, Museum and Glass Elevator

    What to bring

    • A valid ID proof reflecting your full name is required at the ticket counter to verify your identity.

    What’s not allowed

    • Pets are not permitted inside the attraction.

    • Luggage and large bags are not allowed.

    Accessibility

    • Some areas of the museum including the spiral ramp and terrace are not accessible to wheelchair users.

    Additional information

    • Guests have 7 days from the date of purchase to use the ticket, offering the freedom to visit whenever they choose within that timeframe.

    • Your ticket will be emailed to you shortly.

    • Please display the ticket on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the redemption point.

    • Please arrive at the redemption point 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your visit to avoid any delays.

    Ticket redemption point

    • Please check your final voucher for the redemption point details and specific instructions.
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