Castel Sant'Angelo

Arkamda gördüğünüz kale Castell Sen Angelo. Kusal Melek Kalesi diye de geçiyor. Tiber nehrinin kıyısına kürılmış. Fatih Sultan'ın en küçük oğullu Cem Sultan'la bu kale de esir tutuldu.

Castel Sant'Angelo, deeply connected with Roman history, stands as a magnificent fortress and museum in the heart of Rome. Originally commissioned by Emperor Hadrian as a mausoleum for himself and his family, this monument, built in 123 AD, has transformed over nearly two millennia into a fortress, papal residence, and now a museum. From the top, visitors can enjoy one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of Rome. The castle is positioned close to the Vatican, making it a great initial stop for tourists exploring the area. Entry is reasonably priced at $12 per person, and its interior charm, along with the relatively uncrowded atmosphere, offers a serene yet awe-inspiring experience. A café located at the top allows visitors to enjoy a coffee or hot chocolate while taking in the stunning views of the city.