Castel Sant’Angelo Tickets 2026: Prices, the €5 Monday, ID Rules and Hours
Castel Sant'Angelo tickets cost €18 from July 2026, with a €5 first-Monday afternoon until December, free entry for under-18s and a personal ticket that needs ID.
Region Lazio
Italian region containing Rome and the Rome metropolitan travel ecosystem.
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