Castel Sant'Angelo National Museum
- Address: Lungotevere Castello, 50, Rome
- Hours: Apr - Sept 9am - 7pm, Oct - Mar 9am - 2pm. Closed Christmas and New Year's
- Admission: Adults: € 8
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Religious Experience,
Castle,
Museum
Castel Sant'Angelo National Museum Reviews
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Review by JANET G, Canada, June 2009
Doing what: Rome Angels and Demons Half-Day Tour
Good, some of the museums were closed for some reason, which threw the guide off a bit. Even though it was raining, we all enjoyed the tour. Suggestion: Make the tour 1 hour shorter. It ended up being 4 and a half hours.
Review by Anonymous, August 2010
Doing what: Rome Angels and Demons Half-Day Tour
We did end up enjoying the tour. One of the guides was ill so we were running an hour late. In some of the places, because they were a bit crowded, we couldn't hear the guide. We had already been on the Vatican Museum Tour and were given earphones from the guide and it made such a difference. Don't understand why they didn't do that on this tour.
Review by Anonymous, December 2009
Doing what: Rome Angels and Demons Half-Day Tour
We took two other Viator tours and although I was most looking forward to this one, I was a bit disappointed. Our guide and the accompanying other guide with his group, seemed more intent on focusing on a blow-by-blow story-line depiction of the book, than in the historical implications e.g., the association between the Vatican and the Illuminati. We did get to see a lot, including the Castel St. Angelo and various art works that were phenomenal, but I was hoping for more of the religious historical implications. Overall a good tour, but my expectations were different than what was delivered.
Review by James C, USA, May 2012
Doing what: Rome Angels and Demons Half-Day Tour
ABSOLUTELY horrible tour. If I wanted to get the story behind the book, I would have read the Cliff Notes.
Most stops are not that great and they arescattered all over the city. I only stayed to the end to get into the Castel St. Angelo, but you can always do that on your own and spare yourself the boring lectures and high amounts of needless walking.
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